英文摘要 |
Urbanization offers more convenient life in the city, however large amount of artificial sites, wasted heat emission and lack of green space caused discomfort in outdoors open space. This study investigate the effects of different planting configuration, as well as environmental impact on thermal comfort for further design principles. This study used field measurement and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) as research methodology, using field measurement’s data to verify the creditability of CFD result and condensed into simple graphs using the non-dimensional method that can be employed during the design process. The result of the study showed evapotranspiration level 0.13 mm/day, PET average increases about 2.98%, approximately 0.87℃, evapotranspiration level 0.08 mm/day, PET average increase about 8.03%, approximately 2.39℃. Farther distance between trees and building will produce more comfortable environment because of less wind vortex flow. |