Everyday Indoor Comfort Situations and Decisions: Difference between revisions
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When in doubt about any specific approach, always target the lowest humidity you can reliably achieve using natural or forced ventilation, without leading to serious personal discomfort due to it. Even if the temperature may be higher or lower than desired, on the moment, the situation is easily manageable. | When in doubt about any specific approach, always target the lowest humidity you can reliably achieve using natural or forced ventilation, without leading to serious personal discomfort due to it. Even if the temperature may be higher or lower than desired, on the moment, the situation is easily manageable. | ||
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! Indoor Temperature !! Indoor Relative Humidity !! Comment | |||
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| 21-26 Celsius Degrees || 30%-35% || 320.683 || || Too dry for some persons | |||
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| 21-26 Celsius Degrees || 40%-55% || Comfort area for most persons | |||
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| 21-26 Celsius Degrees || 60%-65% || Too humid for some | |||
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| 21-26 Celsius Degrees || 70%-85% || Humidity may be harmful | |||
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Keep in mind that dry air is the easiest to cool or dry and that just about any human activity increases humidity. Indoor air temperature is also, generally, regulated by the space, objects and occupiers, in less than 1 hour with no external intervention. | Keep in mind that dry air is the easiest to cool or dry and that just about any human activity increases humidity. Indoor air temperature is also, generally, regulated by the space, objects and occupiers, in less than 1 hour with no external intervention. | ||