Conference Paper

Proceedings of Building Simulation 2019: 16th Conference of IBPSA

     

Dynamic Simulation Of A Lighting System Based On The Hue-Heat Hypothesis

Laura Bellia 1, Francesca Romana D'Ambrosio Alfano 2, Francesca Fragliasso 1, Boris Igor Palella 1, Giuseppe Riccio 1
1 University of Naples "Federico II", Italy
2 University of Salerno, Italy

DOI: https://doi.org/10.26868/25222708.2019.210379
Abstract: It is by now accepted that light has significant effects on people well-being in terms of both visual and non-visual comfort. According to the Hue Heat Hypothesis, Correlated Colour Temperature can affect people thermal perception: a cool light would determine a cool sensation and a warm light a warmth sensation. Despite several studies investigated this issue, published results are conflicting. The paper shows outcomes of laboratory surveys that are in good agreement with the HHH. Moreover, it presents results of dynamic daylight simulations aiming at studying the way design strategies, implementing the HHH, modify indoor luminous environment and energy consumptions due to lighting.
Keywords: hue-heat hypothesis, thermal comfort, lighting, nZEB
Pages: 2434 - 2441
Paper:

BS2019_210379