J Li, S Zhou, Y Yu, J Niu - Energy and Buildings, 2024 - Elsevier
Dynamic airflows, mainly characterized by turbulence and time-varying mean flow and direction, are increasingly recognized for their positive effects on enhancing the convective …
Elderly people are vulnerable to cold environments, due to aging's impact on the density of nerve fibers. Nevertheless, automatic controls of HVAC systems do not consider the user's …
Cold environments pose significant risks to human health, well-being, and productivity, with hands being particularly vulnerable to cold stress and injuries. Mathematical models of hand …
Human thermoregulation models, particularly the Fiala model, are well accepted for the prediction of thermoregulatory responses and the assessment of clothing and building …
Personal thermal management (PTM) techniques, which establish local thermal envelopes around the human body instead of cooling/heating the entire building space, have great …
Urban residents are increasingly encouraged to go outside for recreational and relaxing purposes, which may improve personal health and reduce building energy consumption …
This paper presented a review of the literature on the human thermal comfort model, which can be employed to predict the response of a human towards the environmental …
As an important factor in indoor human thermal comfort, the wind is investigated in the present study using a fully validated human body-environment interface model based on …
W Oh, S Kato - Building and Environment, 2018 - Elsevier
The purpose of this research was to investigate the effects of airspeed and wind direction on a human's thermal conditions and of air distribution around the body. In addition, this study …