Buildings, Volume 15, Issue 24
2025 December-2 - 184 articles
Cover Story: This study examines residential indoor humidity during cooling operation and challenges the common practice of maintaining relative humidity at around 50%, often with a preference for even lower levels. By analyzing comfort, health, and material-response thresholds, this work shows that indoor humidity can be safely increased when potential condensation sources are properly managed or avoided. These findings highlight the energy-saving potential of operating at higher humidity levels while maintaining acceptable conditions for occupants and building materials. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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