#10287. Reducing cooling demands in sub-saharan africa: A study on the thermal performance of passive cooling methods in enclosed spaces

October 2026publication date
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Abstract:
The paper aims to explore the effect of different passive cooling measures using thermal modelling and predicting. Solar shading, green roofs and cool paints were incorporated as passive cooling measures to evaluate their combined effects on indoor environment, thermal comfort and its importance in energy conservation. Microclimate indicators were measured for validating and predicting thermal behaviour. For this study, both mechanical and natural ventilation were restricted.
Keywords:
Building; Energy efficiency; EnergyPlus; Modelling and simulation; Passive cooling

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