Fans for cooling people guidebook
  • Executive summary
  • Practitioner Summary
    • Benefits of using fans
    • Elevated air speed and thermal comfort
    • Fan options and key characteristics
    • Design goals and fan selection
    • Ceiling fan integration with HVAC system
    • Managing occupants' expectations with fans
    • Design tools
    • Codes and standards
  • Full Guidebook
    • Benefits of using fans
    • Elevated air speed and thermal comfort
    • Ceiling fans
    • Other fan types
    • Design goals and fan selection
    • Ceiling fan installation and integration with HVAC system
    • Conventional HVAC vs. ceiling fans integrated HVAC
    • Managing occupants' expectations with fans
    • Design tools
    • Codes and standards
    • Case studies for practitioners
    • Case studies for researchers
    • Deep dive on indoor air quality
  • About this work
    • Acknowledgment
    • Version and copyright
    • How to cite this work
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Acknowledgment

Acknowledgment and conflict of interest declarations

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This work was partly funded by the industry consortium members of the , and partly by the through the SinBerBEST program.

We thank Samuel Foo, Chuan Seng Lee, Yang Lim Lem, Komang Narendra, Majid Sapar, Yvonne Soh, Kiat Leong Tan, and Irene Yong for their valuable comments and support. We want to thank , , and for the valuable discussions on the use of fans.

This work is based on decades of research on fans. We want to thank some of the key researchers that helped in this process: Edward Arens, Gail Brager, Carlos Roa Duarte, Lindsay Graham, Charlie Huizenga, Ollie Jay, David Lehrer, Aleksandra Lipczyńska, Shuo Liu, Arsens Krikor Melikov, Asit Mishra, Jovan Pantelic, Chandra Sekhar, Costas Spanos, William W Nazaroff, Gwelen Paliaga, Tom Parkinson, Dongyun Rim, Federico Tartarini, Kwok Wai Tham, Yan Bing, Le Yin, and Hui Zhang.

Conflict of interests

The Center for the Built Environment (CBE) at the University of California, Berkeley, with which some of the authors are affiliated, is advised and funded, in part, by many partners that represent a diversity of organizations from the building industry, including manufacturers, building owners, facility managers, contractors, architects, engineers, government agencies, and utilities.

Center for the Built Environment (CBE)
University of California, Berkeley
Republic of Singapore's National Research Foundation
Christian Taber
Tim Jukes
Ole Jochen Stockhausen