Thermal comfort analysis evaluates how indoor and outdoor environmental conditions influence occupant comfort and building performance. This service focuses on assessing parameters such as air temperature, humidity, airflow, and solar heat gain to determine thermal comfort levels using recognized indices like Predicted Mean Vote (PMV) and Predicted Percentage of Dissatisfied (PPD). Using advanced simulation tools within IESVE, the study helps identify overheating risks, optimize building design, and support climate-responsive strategies that reduce dependence on mechanical cooling systems.
Assessment of solar heat gain and indoor temperature variations to identify areas prone to overheating. This analysis supports the design of shading strategies, material selection, and ventilation improvements to maintain comfortable indoor conditions.
Get a QuoteSimulation of indoor environmental conditions using dynamic thermal modelling tools within IESVE to evaluate thermal comfort performance based on PMV and PPD indices under different occupancy and weather scenarios.
Get a QuoteAssessment of outdoor environmental conditions around buildings to understand the impact of solar radiation, wind flow, and shading on occupant comfort in open spaces.
Get a QuoteThermal comfort analysis provides simulation-based insights into indoor and outdoor comfort conditions, enabling informed design decisions that improve occupant well being and energy performance.
Provides PMV and PPD values to evaluate occupant comfort levels.
Detects spaces exposed to excessive heat gain during peak conditions.
Supports accurate sizing and operation of cooling and ventilation systems.
Helps integrate shading, insulation, and ventilation measures.
Supports comfortable and healthy living and working environments.
Identifies strategies to minimize cooling demand.
Yes, We can provide package pricing with optimized cost
Yes, We offer yearly package for Architectural firms who require regular support for Building Performance optimization. Costing is dependent on scale of the project, level of analysis and number of simulation alterations that are to be conducted.
Yes, early-stage simulation studies help architects evaluate multiple design options and make informed decisions, which supports achieving performance targets required for green building certifications.