ArticleScientific reports2025
Annual assessment of the active plant wall on indoor environment from summer, transition season and winter.
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Plants not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of indoor spaces, but also contribute to the regulation of the indoor thermal environment. In this study, an active plant wall (APW) integrated with air-conditioning system to investigate its influence on the indoor thermal conditions, as well as examine participants' skin temperature and subjective perceptions. In transition season and winter, the results demonstrated that APW led to a decrease in indoor temperature by 1.35℃ and 1.03℃, respectively. The mean relative humidity (RH) enlarged by 11.6% and 20.76%. In summer, APW caused a rise of 0.18℃ in indoor temperature and led to a decline of 2.7% in RH. Throughout the year, APW controlled air speed at 0.2-0.3 m/s, reducing the CO
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