calctAdapt15251 | R Documentation |
calctadapt
are three functions to calculate adaptive comfort or neutral temperatures based on a given outdoor temperature value.
calctAdapt15251(trm = 20)
calctAdaptASHRAE(tmmo)
calctnAuliciems(ta, tmmo)
calctnHumphreysNV(tmmo)
calctnHumphreysAC(tmmo)
trm |
numerical value presenting the running mean outdoor temperature in [degree C]. |
ta |
numerical value presenting the indoor air temperature in [degree C]. |
tmmo |
numerical value presenting the mean monthly outdoor temperature in [degree C]. |
returns the adaptive comfort or neutral temperature with respect to the given outdoor temperature value
The difference between calctnHumphreysNV
and calctnHumphreysAC
is that the former was found for natural ventilated buildings (NV), while the latter was found for climate-controlled buildings (AC).
Code implemented in to R by Marcel Schweiker. Further contribution by Sophia Mueller and Shoaib Sarwar.
calctAdapt15251
is based on DIN EN 15251 Indoor environmental input parameters for design and assessment of energy performance of buildings addressing indoor air quality, thermal environment, lighting and acoustics; German version EN 15251:2012 2012.
calcAdaptASHRAE
is based on Brager & de Dear (2001) Climate, comfort, & natural ventilation: a new adaptive comfort standard for ASHRAE standard 55.
calctnAuliciems
is based on Auliciems (1981) Psycho-physiological criteria for global thermal zones of building design.
calctnHumphreysNV
and calctnHumphreysAC
are based on Humphreys (1978) Outdoor temperatures and comfort indoors. Batiment International, Building Research and Practice, Taylor and Francis.
see also calcComfInd
## define variable
trm <- 21.2
## calculate adaptive comfort temperature
calctAdapt15251(trm)
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