Architectural Environmental Studies

Author: David Herbert Lawrence Zhu Yingxin
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Publish Date: 2001-12-01
Features: "Building Environment" is a fundamental course for the major of Building Environment and Equipment Engineering in higher education institutions. This textbook introduces the external environment of buildings, indoor thermal and humidity, air flow, air quality, sound, and light environment. At the same time, it analyzes and introduces people's comfort and health requirements for indoor and outdoor environments from the perspectives of physics, human physiology, and psychology, as well as the environmental requirements of typical process processes, providing a theoretical basis for creating a suitable building indoor environment. This textbook consists of six main parts: external environment of buildings, indoor air quality, thermal and humidity environment and human response to this environment, building light environment, building sound environment, and environmental requirements of typical process processes for indoor environment, each part being relatively independent.