The comfort zone and the oscillation of the driving temperature

D. Morillón, D. A. Sámano, F. E. Ávila and J. L. Fernández Zayas

Applied Energy, 1997, vol. 57, issue 1, 11 pages

Abstract: A Fourier-analysis based method is proposed for calculating the heating and cooling loads of a single room: such a method includes the effects of thermal inertia and climate. Two situations are studied: firstly when the driving outdoor-temperature fluctuates within the comfort zone; secondly when this temperature fluctuates out of the comfort zone. Some experimental measurements were performed at different locations in order test the validity of the method.

Date: 1997
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