Data-driven thermal analysis of indoor cooling for a thermoelectric radiant panel system

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Data in Brief Pub Date : 2025-04-06 DOI:10.1016/j.dib.2025.111547

Muhammad ‘Amir Roslan, Farah Liana Mohd Redzuan

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Abstract

A thermal analysis of a thermoelectric radiant panel (TERP) system was conducted to evaluate its cooling effectiveness in maintaining indoor comfort within the temperature range recommended by ASHRAE Standard 55 and Malaysian Standard (MS) 1525 under tropical climate conditions. The study utilized ANSYS software, incorporating computational fluid dynamics (CFD) tools for detailed heat transfer simulations. The analysis examined the impact of outdoor temperature variations on indoor conditions and TERP system panel temperatures by considering heat transfer mechanisms, boundary conditions, and material properties to ensure accuracy. By accounting for these factors, the simulation provided a realistic representation of the thermal environment in a tropical climate. The simulation results were visualized as 3D thermal profiles, with color contours illustrating temperature distributions across the panel surface and the indoor environment. The collected data was then simplified into graph form for easier interpretation and analysis, including an evaluation of compliance with thermal comfort standards such as ASHRAE Standard 55 and MS 1525. The findings serve as a benchmark for assessing thermoelectric cooling performance in tropical buildings and offer valuable insights for optimizing thermoelectric cooling systems in similar climates. This study contributes to the development of sustainable cooling solutions and supports further research in thermoelectric cooling applications.

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热电辐射板系统室内制冷的数据驱动热分析

对热电辐射板（TERP）系统进行了热分析，以评估其在热带气候条件下将室内舒适度保持在ASHRAE标准55和马来西亚标准（MS） 1525推荐的温度范围内的冷却效果。该研究利用ANSYS软件，结合计算流体动力学（CFD）工具进行详细的传热模拟。分析考察了室外温度变化对室内条件和TERP系统面板温度的影响，考虑了传热机制、边界条件和材料特性，以确保准确性。通过考虑这些因素，模拟提供了热带气候中热环境的真实表现。模拟结果被可视化为3D热剖面，颜色轮廓显示了面板表面和室内环境的温度分布。然后将收集到的数据简化成图表形式，以便于解释和分析，包括对ASHRAE Standard 55和MS 1525等热舒适标准的符合性评估。研究结果可作为评估热带建筑热电冷却性能的基准，并为在类似气候条件下优化热电冷却系统提供有价值的见解。这项研究有助于可持续冷却解决方案的发展，并支持热电冷却应用的进一步研究。

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996

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70 days

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