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Thermal comfort is a general term that describes the sensation of warm or cold for the occupant, defining the state of mind of humans that expresses satisfaction. Because 90% of our time is spend inside the buildings is essential to achieve a good thermal comfort. In this paper we present two different heating system that are used in more than 90% of the church in our country. The article test two different heating system in order to evaluate the thermal comfort of the occupants and if the climate meet the requirements for the churches where the paints and the artworks must be kept in good condition for future generation.

Thermal comfort assessment for different heating system using CFD-modelling inside of an orthodox church