首页> 外文会议>International Conference on Advances in Building Technology Vol.2, Dec 4-6, 2002, Hong Kong, China >COMPARISON OF SUMMER AND WINTER THERMAL ENVIRONMENT IN TRADITIONAL VERNACULAR HOUSES IN SEVERAL AREAS OF NEPAL
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COMPARISON OF SUMMER AND WINTER THERMAL ENVIRONMENT IN TRADITIONAL VERNACULAR HOUSES IN SEVERAL AREAS OF NEPAL

机译:尼泊尔多个地区传统房屋的夏季和冬季热环境比较

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To evaluate and improve the thermal environment in traditional vernacular houses of the Banke, Bhaktapur, Dhading, Kaski and Solukhumbu districts of Nepal, an indoor thermal investigation and a questionnaire survey were conducted in the summer and winter. They were analyzed in terms of 1) the mitigation of thermal environment by residents, 2) the relation between living-space temperature and climate, 3) the temperature control effects by building materials, 4) the relation between indoor and outdoor temperature difference and altitude, and 5) a comparison of indoor and outdoor temperature difference in existing studies. The findings on the thermal environment of investigated houses are as follows. 1) Residents mitigate the thermal environment by moving between indoor, semi-open and front yard spaces. 2) Living-space temperature was found to be very high in the sub-tropical climate in the summer (32.0℃) and very low in cool climate in winter (6.5℃). It is different according to climatic zones and seasons, which suggests that people have adapted to live with their natural environment. 3) The room temperature was 3.2K lower than the outdoor temperature during summer daytime, and 3.8-5.5K higher during winter nighttime. This is due to the effect of cool radiation in summer and heat storage in winter by the earth floor, stone walls and brick walls of the houses. 4) The indoor and outdoor temperature difference (Tin-Tout) was small in the low altitude location and large in the high altitude location. This is due to presence of open-type houses in low altitude locations and closed-type houses in high altitude locations. 5) Compared to Japanese houses, Nepalese houses are similar in T_(in)-T_(out). This could be due to limitations of local building materials and the construction methods of traditional houses. The T_(in)-T_(out) of Nepalese and Japanese houses was 1.2K in summer which is 1K smaller than in winter. The reason for this could be that residents open the openings in summer and shut them in the winter.
机译:为了评估和改善尼泊尔Banke,Bhaktapur,Dhading,Kaski和Solukhumbu地区的传统民居房屋的热环境,在夏季和冬季进行了室内热力调查和问卷调查。从以下方面进行了分析:1)居民缓解热环境的影响; 2)居住空间温度与气候之间的关系; 3)建材对温度的控制作用; 4)室内和室外温差与海拔之间的关系,以及5)现有研究中室内外温差的比较。关于被调查房屋的热环境的发现如下。 1)居民通过在室内,半开放式和前院空间之间移动来缓解热环境。 2)在夏季(32.0℃)的亚热带气候中,人们的居住空间温度很高,而在冬季(6.5℃)的凉爽气候中,人们的生活空间温度低。根据气候区域和季节的不同,这表明人们已经适应了自然环境。 3)在夏季,室温比室外温度低3.2K,在冬季夜间,温度高3.8-5.5K。这是由于房屋的地面,石墙和砖墙在夏季产生的凉爽辐射和冬季蓄热的结果。 4)室内和室外温度差(Tin-Tout)在低海拔地区较小,而在高海拔地区较大。这是由于在低海拔位置存在开放式房屋而在高海拔位置存在封闭式房屋。 5)与日本房屋相比,尼泊尔房屋的T_(in)-T_(out)相似。这可能是由于当地建筑材料和传统民居建筑方法的局限性所致。尼泊尔和日本房屋的T_(in)-T_(out)夏季为1.2K,比冬季小1K。造成这种情况的原因可能是居民在夏季打开了开孔,在冬季关闭了开孔。

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