Engineering
5 years ago

Optimizing Air Conditioning for Libraries Boosts Work Efficiency and Comfort.

Environmental science and engineering
A Central Air Conditioning Control Strategy to Enhance Thermal Comfort in Library Buildings
Minglin Zheng, Zhenyuan Dong, Qianjia Xie, Xinyi Wu, Zexi Lin, Ziyi Zhang, Weitang Liang, Weina Chen, Cho Kwong Charlie Lam, Jian Hang

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The article discusses a new way to control air conditioning in libraries to make people more comfortable. The researchers studied how the indoor temperature changes throughout the day and how people feel in different conditions. They found a range of temperatures that make people feel most comfortable, which can help improve the air conditioning system in libraries with big windows.