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Analysis of the accuracy of the Fanger model in the intelligent building – a case study

Nowadays, people spend most of their lives indoors, depending on the season, climate zone, work or study. Considering the amount of time spent in a closed environment, you should be inclined to create the most favourable and comfortable conditions for the internal environment, i.e. thermal comfort. The study, which was carried out in an intelligent building of “Energis” of the Kielce University of Technology, was to bring the authors of the work closer to whether such a building meets the thermal expectations of people using the PMV (Predicted Mean Vote) and PPD (Predicted Percentage Dissatisfied) indicators calculated on the basis of surveys and compared with the indicators calculated on the basis of the ISO 7730 standard.