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provided during day time. Figure 4.9 shows Fanger PMV values <strong>of</strong> 11 January and 18<br />

August. Fanger PMV values are not more than 0.5 on 18 August; however, on 11<br />

January these values change between 0.4 and 0.7. This result is provided by the fact that<br />

the number <strong>of</strong> discomfortable hours decreased from 3.4 on 11 January to 2 on 18<br />

August. Although summer averages may indicate better PMV index due to the night<br />

temperature falls, these can not compansate the unpleasant hours <strong>of</strong> the day time.<br />

Figure 4.9. Fanger PMV from DesignBuilder for a Summer and Winter Day.<br />

Sensible cooling is is thermodynamically defined as the cooling with<br />

temperature drop (contrary to latent cooling where no temperature drop occurs),<br />

however; DesignBuilder user manual defines it as “cooling <strong>energy</strong> delivered to the<br />

space from the HVAC system, including any “free cooling” due to introduction <strong>of</strong><br />

relatively warm outside air and any heating effects <strong>of</strong> fans” (DesignBuilder 1.2, User<br />

Manual). Sensible cooling is needed both on a summer and a winter day (Figure 4.10).<br />

There is also a minute amount <strong>of</strong> sensible heating is needed in some winter days. Figure<br />

4.10 shows a comparison between August 18 th and January 11 th day time cooling <strong>energy</strong><br />

requirements. It is seen that the day time cooling <strong>energy</strong> requirement for a summer night<br />

is twice as large as a winter night, whereas, day time cooling requirement is quadruples<br />

between winter and summer, clearly the indication <strong>of</strong> solar gains.<br />

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