Enhancing Mini Waterfalls to Regulate Temperature in Interior Spaces of the Applied Design And Fine Art Department of Kabale University.

This research explored the innovative application of mini waterfalls as a natural method for regulating temperature within the interior spaces of Kabale University. This research aimed to enhance the design and operation of mini waterfalls to improve thermal comfort, energy efficiency, and aesthetic...

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Main Author: Tusiime, Gift
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: Kabale University 2024
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12493/2571
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description This research explored the innovative application of mini waterfalls as a natural method for regulating temperature within the interior spaces of Kabale University. This research aimed to enhance the design and operation of mini waterfalls to improve thermal comfort, energy efficiency, and aesthetic value in university buildings. The study investigates the effects of mini waterfalls on indoor temperature, humidity, and air quality, and evaluates their potential to reduce reliance on mechanical heating and cooling systems. The findings of this research provide insights into the optimal design and placement of mini waterfalls in various building types and offer a sustainable solution for enhancing the thermal comfort and energy efficiency of interior spaces at Kabale University. The results of this study have broader implications for architectural design and urban planning, promoting the integration of natural elements like mini waterfalls into smart building design and contributing to the reduction of carbon footprints in the built environment. Data collection involved observations of the identified mini indoor waterfalls, focusing on their physical characteristics, flow rates, and surrounding environments. Additionally, structured interviews were conducted with local residents, architects, and environmentalists to gather insights on the perceived roles and benefits of these waterfalls, particularly in relation to sustainable architectural practices.
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spelling oai:idr.kab.ac.ug:20.500.12493-25712024-12-29T00:01:35Z Enhancing Mini Waterfalls to Regulate Temperature in Interior Spaces of the Applied Design And Fine Art Department of Kabale University. Tusiime, Gift Enhancing Mini Waterfalls Regulating Temperature Interior Spaces Applied Design Fine Art Department Kabale University This research explored the innovative application of mini waterfalls as a natural method for regulating temperature within the interior spaces of Kabale University. This research aimed to enhance the design and operation of mini waterfalls to improve thermal comfort, energy efficiency, and aesthetic value in university buildings. The study investigates the effects of mini waterfalls on indoor temperature, humidity, and air quality, and evaluates their potential to reduce reliance on mechanical heating and cooling systems. The findings of this research provide insights into the optimal design and placement of mini waterfalls in various building types and offer a sustainable solution for enhancing the thermal comfort and energy efficiency of interior spaces at Kabale University. The results of this study have broader implications for architectural design and urban planning, promoting the integration of natural elements like mini waterfalls into smart building design and contributing to the reduction of carbon footprints in the built environment. Data collection involved observations of the identified mini indoor waterfalls, focusing on their physical characteristics, flow rates, and surrounding environments. Additionally, structured interviews were conducted with local residents, architects, and environmentalists to gather insights on the perceived roles and benefits of these waterfalls, particularly in relation to sustainable architectural practices. 2024-12-28T17:53:49Z 2024-12-28T17:53:49Z 2024 Thesis Tusiime, Gift (2024). Enhancing Mini Waterfalls to Regulate Temperature in Interior Spaces of the Applied Design And Fine Art Department of Kabale University. Kabale: Kabale University. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12493/2571 en Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 United States http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/ application/pdf Kabale University
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Enhancing Mini Waterfalls to Regulate Temperature in Interior Spaces of the Applied Design And Fine Art Department of Kabale University.
title Enhancing Mini Waterfalls to Regulate Temperature in Interior Spaces of the Applied Design And Fine Art Department of Kabale University.
title_full Enhancing Mini Waterfalls to Regulate Temperature in Interior Spaces of the Applied Design And Fine Art Department of Kabale University.
title_fullStr Enhancing Mini Waterfalls to Regulate Temperature in Interior Spaces of the Applied Design And Fine Art Department of Kabale University.
title_full_unstemmed Enhancing Mini Waterfalls to Regulate Temperature in Interior Spaces of the Applied Design And Fine Art Department of Kabale University.
title_short Enhancing Mini Waterfalls to Regulate Temperature in Interior Spaces of the Applied Design And Fine Art Department of Kabale University.
title_sort enhancing mini waterfalls to regulate temperature in interior spaces of the applied design and fine art department of kabale university
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Mini Waterfalls
Regulating Temperature
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Applied Design
Fine Art Department
Kabale University
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