Sreeparna Ghosal

BE4050

PBE21354

The study examines the impact of environmental factors on heat stress in naturally ventilated residential units in Bhubaneshwar, India, using a dynamic method of predicting heat stress. The study analyzes three building envelope materials, and the results underscore the importance of proper insulation and ventilation in reducing the risks of heat stress and associated health issues. The study highlights the significance of adaptive thermal comfort models in designing buildings that optimize thermal comfort while considering multiple factors impacting human comfort.


Report Content

Contents and Overview

Introduction

Literature Review- Papers

Literature Review- Summary

Methodology

Study area and Calculation Parameters

Outcomes

Results and Analysis - Discomfort Hours

Results and Analysis - Heat stress calculations

Conclusions