Global Certificate in Green Building Thermal Comfort
-- ViewingNowThe Global Certificate in Green Building Thermal Comfort course is a critical program for professionals seeking to advance their careers in sustainable construction and design. This course focuses on the principles of thermal comfort in green buildings, a vital aspect of sustainable development, and meeting international standards.
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• Thermal Comfort Fundamentals: Understanding thermal comfort concepts, human physiology, and environmental factors that affect thermal comfort in buildings.
• Building Envelope and Insulation: Designing and constructing building envelopes, and selecting proper insulation materials to minimize heat transfer and improve thermal comfort.
• HVAC Systems and Thermal Comfort: Overview of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems and their role in maintaining thermal comfort, including energy-efficient systems and controls.
• Natural Ventilation and Thermal Comfort: Utilizing natural ventilation strategies, such as window placement, stack effect, and cross ventilation, to enhance thermal comfort and reduce energy consumption.
• Sustainable Materials and Thermal Comfort: Selecting and specifying sustainable building materials and finishes that contribute to improved thermal comfort and energy efficiency.
• Thermal Comfort Assessment and Monitoring: Methods for measuring and assessing thermal comfort, including monitoring indoor air quality, temperature, humidity, and air movement.
• Green Building Standards and Thermal Comfort: Overview of green building standards and rating systems, such as LEED, BREEAM, and WELL, and their impact on thermal comfort and energy efficiency.
• Passive Design Strategies for Thermal Comfort: Utilizing passive design strategies, such as building orientation, shading devices, and thermal mass, to enhance thermal comfort and reduce energy consumption.
• Integrated Design and Thermal Comfort: Applying integrated design principles to optimize thermal comfort, energy efficiency, and sustainability in building design and construction.
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