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The thermal balance of the body is affected by a combination of air temperature, mean radiant temperature, air movement and velocity, and relative humidity The most sophisticated climate control systems recognize only air temperature, air velocity, and relative humidity Radiant temperature is a variable that we must sometimes define separately-- and one that we can't necessarily control by adjusting the ventilation system. Assuming that activity and clothing insulation levels are not alterable due to work and cultural reasons, the only other option to try to achieve comfort is varying the mean radiant temperature experienced in the space by the different users. Human thermal comfort traditionally has been quantified by six variables: activity level, clothing insulation value, air velocity, humidity, air temperature, and mean radiant temperature (Fanger 1967). |
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