Zur Neufassung der Arbeitsstättenregel ASR A3.5 Raumtemperatur
Author(s): |
Runa Tabea Hellwig
Kersten Bux Roland Pangert |
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Medium: | journal article |
Language(s): | German |
Published in: | Bauphysik, December 2012, n. 6, v. 34 |
Page(s): | 268-274 |
DOI: | 10.1002/bapi.201200036 |
Abstract: |
The German Rule for Workplaces ASR A3.5 'Room Temperature'.The German Ordinance on Workplaces calls for a room temperature range beneficial to health. This requirement is specified in a revised version of the German Rule for Workplaces ASR A3.5 'Room Temperature' applying for all kind of indoor workplaces. The former version of this rule laid down that the indoor air temperature shall not exceed 26 °C. During a hot summer period with outside temperatures above 26 °C the indoor air temperature may be higher as an exception. In view of misinterpretation of this former version, the aim was to explain how to deal with an elevated room temperature during a hot summer period in Germany. In comparison to the former version of this rule, the revised version defines the requirements for acceptable room temperatures in the case of high outside temperatures using a step model following the principle of the adaptation to elevated temperatures in a hot summer period. This paper explains the need for the revision, the development of the revised version including recent scientific findings and the new rule in detail. |
Keywords: |
summer overheating protection risk assessment room temperature office buildings workplaces summer thermal insulation
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