| 英文摘要 |
In response to the increased demand for air conditioning among modern people due to the urban heat island effect, this study has designed a total of 12 schemes for balcony and outdoor unit configurations. The study investigates the impact of these schemes on the temperatures within the balconies for pedestrians and occupants on the windward and leeward sides, considering three floor levels: lower, middle, and upper. The results indicate that the outdoor unit significantly affects the temperatures experienced by pedestrians, with balconies having extended outdoor units generally exhibiting higher temperatures compared to balconies with retracting units.The primary factors influencing the temperature within the balconies are the style and configuration of the balconies. On the windward side, placing the balcony at the edge effectively lowers the temperature within the balcony, while a centralized configuration leads to higher temperatures. On the leeward side, a centralized balcony configuration results in lower temperatures within the balcony, while an edge configuration leads to higher temperatures. |