Thermal comfort and self-reported productivity in an office with ceiling fans in the tropics

摘要

Here we present a field study examining the impact of elevated room temperature and air movement on thermal comfort and self-reported productivity. This experiment was performed in three environmental conditions (one with a set-point of 23 degrees C-a typical set-point used in Singapore-and two elevated (up to 28 degrees C) room temperature conditions). Occupants had shared control of ceiling fans.