生物环境工程导论：建筑环境（英文版）

生物环境工程导论：建筑环境（英文版） 
出版时间：2010年版 
内容简介 
　　Built environment affects many aspects of our lives-quality of living， energy　consumption and subsequent carbon emission to the atmosphere. In the United States，building sector， including residential and commercial， is the largest energy consumei using 40% of the total energy compared to 29% for transportation sector and 31% for industrial sector in the past decade. Built environment principles are indispensable elements in the body of knowledge of engineering students who are interested in areas of building， energy conservation， and indoor environment quality. 
目录 
Module 1 : Introduction 
　1.1 Air Composition 
　1.2 Variables and Units 
　1.3 Energy Use for Buildings 
　1.4 Course Objectives 
　1.5 Laboratory Report Policies 
　1.6 Recommended Laboratory Report Format 
　1.7 Lab Report Example 
　1.8 Homework Format 
　1.9 Homework Example 
Module 2 : Psyehrometrics 
　2.1 Psychrometric Properties 
　2.2 Psychrometric Chart 
　2.3 Thermal Comfort Zone 
　2.4 Case Study: Psychrometrics Classroom Exercise 
　2.5 Problems 
Module 3 : Psychrometric Processes 
　3.1 Sensible Heating or Cooling 
　3.2 Sensible Heating with Humidification 
　3.3 Sensible Cooling with Dehumidification 
　3.4 Evaporative Cooling 
　3.5 Adiabatic Mixing of Two Moist Air Streams 
　3.6 Problems 
　3.7 Laboratory Exercise: Psychrometrics 
Module 4 : Calculation of Psychrometric Properties 
　4.1 Case Study: Calculation of Psychrometric Properties 
Module 5 : Basics of Heat Transfer 
　5.1 Conduction Heat Transfer 
　5.2 Heat Conduction through a Multi-Layer Wall 
　5.3 Heat Conduction through a Parallel Wall 
　5.4 Convection Heat Transfer 
　5.5 Radiation Heat Transfer 
　5.6 Radiation Heat Exchange 
?5.7 Problems 
Module 6 : Heat Transfer through a Building Envelope 
　6.1 Heat Transfer through a Wall 
　6.2 Heat Transfer through a Ceiling 
　6.3 Heat Transfer through a Floor 
　6.4 Heat Transfer through Exterior Perimeter 
　6.5 Case Study 1 : Improve energy efficiency for a building 
　6.6 Case Study 2 : Improve energy efficiency in a watch assemblyplant Beijing, China 
　6.7 Laboratory Exercise: Heat transfer through buildingshelters 
Module 7: Heat and Moisture Production within Buildings 
　7.1 Sensible Heat from Lights 
　7.2 Sensible Heat from Equipment 
　7.3 Heat and Moisture from Management Activities 
　7.4 Latent Heat and Moisture Relationship 
　7.5 Heat and Moisture Production of Occupants 
　7.6 Net Sensible Heat Transfer through Buildings 
　7.7 Net Moisture and Pollutants Production within Buildings 
　7.8 Carbon Dioxide Production 
Module 8.Mass and Energy Balance for Ventilated Airspaces 
　8.1 Sensible Heat Balance Ventilation Requirement 
　8.2 Moisture Balance Ventilation Requirement 
　8.3 Pollutant Balance Ventilation Requirement 
　8.4 Minimum Ventilation Rates 
　8.5 Heating Capacity Calculation 
　8.6 Case Study: Ventilation Design for a Vehicle Cabin 
　8.7 Problems 
　8.8 Laboratory Exercise: Measuring Ventilation Rate in anAirspace 
Module 9: Ventilation Graph 
　9.1 Heat Deficit Temperature 
　9.2 Maximum Ventilation Requirement 
　9.3 Work Sheet: Ventilation Requirement 
　9.4 Problems 
　9.5 Case Study: Ventilation Requirement 
　9.6 Laboratory Exercise: Fan Test Chamber 
Module 10: Physiological Responses 
　10.1 Human Thermal Comfort Zone 
　10.2 Thermal Control for Livestock Facilities 
　10.3 Heat Stress in Animal Production 
　10.4 Threshold Limits for Typical Indoor Pollutants 
Module 11 : Room Air Cleaning Efficiency 
　11.1 Case Study: Evaluation of Air Cleaning Devices 
Module 12: Comprehensive Case Studies 
　12.1 Design a Cabin Minimum Air Flow Rate 
　12.2 Role Playing-Troubleshooting 
　12.3 Barn Description for Troubleshooting 
Appendix 1 : Building Sector Energy Consumption 
Appendix 2 : Psychrometric Property Calculations 
Appendix 3 : Appendices from Louis D. Albright\’ s Book 
References 
Author\’ s Biography 
Acknowledgement