Conforto e preferência térmica em edificações de ensino na região Centro-Sul do Brasil
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https://doi.org/10.46421/entac.v19i1.2075Palavras-chave:
Conforto térmico, Clima tropical, Ambiente de ensino, PMV, Ar-condicionadoResumo
Este trabalho investigou a percepção, preferência e sensação térmica de estudantes universitários em edificações de climas tropicais secos que operam por meio de ar-condicionado, nas cidades de Naviraí e Campo Grande-MS. Para isso foram realizadas medições de parâmetros físicos concomitante a coleta de informações sobre os espaços fornecidas por seus usuários através de questionários eletrônicos. Os dados coletados foram processados através de análises estatísticas. Como resultado verificou-se a falta de evidências para justificar os estreitos limites de temperatura operativa definidos pela normatização existente, além disso esta pesquisa fornece subsídios para a compreensão das questões térmicas da região.
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