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ASHRAE - LV-11-014

A Methodology for the Comprehensive Evaluation of the Indoor Climate Based on Human Body Response—Part 2.1: Hygrothermal Microclimate Evaluation Based on Human Physiology

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Organization: ASHRAE
Publication Date: 1 January 2011
Status: active
Page Count: 11
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ABSTRACT

Discrepancies inherent in the application of optimal operative temperatures, estimated on the basis of PMV, and the need to arrive at usable values for the new Czech Government Directive No. 361/2007 Code and the new European Standard prEN 4666:2009 Aerospace Series, aircraft integrated air quality and pressure standards, criteria and determination methods led to a series of experiments based on the physiological human body response to be commissioned. Experiments on 32 subjects (university students) enabled the following to be estimated: (1) the total balance of hygrothermal flows between the human body and the environment and (2) the optimal operative temperature as a function of the subject's activity and clothing. This, in turn, enables the optimal operative temperatures both for air-conditioned and naturally ventilated buildings to be established in a novel and simple way without the discrepancies inherent in the PMVbased method.

Document History

LV-11-014
January 1, 2011
A Methodology for the Comprehensive Evaluation of the Indoor Climate Based on Human Body Response—Part 2.1: Hygrothermal Microclimate Evaluation Based on Human Physiology
ABSTRACT Discrepancies inherent in the application of optimal operative temperatures, estimated on the basis of PMV, and the need to arrive at usable values for the new Czech Government Directive...

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