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001468424 24500 $$aPersonal comfort systems for improving indoor thermal comfort and air quality /$$cFaming Wang, Bin Yang, Qihong Deng, Maohui Luo, editors.
001468424 260__ $$aSingapore :$$bSpringer,$$c2023.
001468424 300__ $$a1 online resource.
001468424 4901_ $$aIndoor environment and sustainable building
001468424 5050_ $$aIntro -- Preface -- Contents -- About the Editors -- Thermal Comfort -- 1 Definition of Thermal Comfort and Influential Factors -- 2 Human Thermoregulation and Thermal Comfort -- 2.1 Key Concepts of Thermoregulation -- 2.2 Human Thermoregulation Process -- 2.3 Active and Passive Systems of Heat Transfer -- 2.4 Human Thermoregulation Model -- 3 Thermal Comfort Evaluation of Built Environments -- 3.1 Sensation Indices -- 3.2 Temperature Indices -- 4 Fanger's Thermal Comfort Equation -- 4.1 Mechanism Behind Fanger's Thermal Comfort -- 4.2 PMV Index (the Predicted Mean Vote)
001468424 5058_ $$a4.3 The Predicted Percentage of Dissatisfied (PPD) -- 5 Thermal Comfort Standards -- 5.1 ISO 7730 -- 5.2 ASHRAE 55 -- 5.3 European Standard EN15251 -- 6 Concluding Remarks -- References -- Adaptive Thermal Comfort -- 1 Adaptation and Thermal Comfort -- 2 Behavioral, Psychological, and Physiological Adaptation Layers -- 2.1 Behavioral Adjustment -- 2.2 Psychological Adaptation -- 2.3 Physiological Acclimation/Regulation -- 3 Adaptive Comfort Models and Regulatory Documents -- 3.1 Adaptive Comfort Models -- 3.2 Regulatory Documents -- 4 Feature Trends -- 4.1 High-Quality Data Collection
001468424 5058_ $$a4.2 Adaptive Comfort with More Intelligent Data Mining Methods -- 4.3 More Applications -- References -- Thermal Comfort in Sleeping Environments -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Sleep Quality and Thermal Comfort -- 2.1 Sleep Evaluation Methods -- 2.2 Sleep and Thermal Environment -- 2.3 Research Status of Thermal Comfort and Sleep Quality -- 3 Body Cooling to Improve Sleep Quality in Hot Environments -- 4 Body Warming to Improve Sleep Quality in Cool/Cold Environments -- 5 Future Trends and Perspective -- 5.1 Body Cooling -- 5.2 Body Warming -- 6 Conclusions -- References -- Human Thermal Comfort Modeling
001468424 5058_ $$a1 Background -- 2 A Human Thermoregulation Model -- 2.1 Body Construction -- 2.2 Heat Transfer -- 2.3 Error Signal -- 2.4 Heat Production -- 2.5 Blood Flow and Sweating -- 3 Thermal Comfort Modeling for Accessing Non-uniform and Transient Thermal Environments -- 3.1 Advanced Berkeley Comfort Model (ABC Model) -- 3.2 de Dear's Thermoreceptor Model for Assessing Thermal Sensation in Transient Environments -- 3.3 Takada's Model for Assessing Thermal Sensation in Transient Environments -- 4 Alliesthesia -- 4.1 Definition of Alliesthesia -- 4.2 Thermal Alliesthesia
001468424 5058_ $$a4.3 Application of Thermal Alliesthesia in PCS -- References -- Indoor Thermal Comfort Assessment Using Human Trials -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Experimental Design -- 3 Selection of Participants -- 3.1 Determine the Number of Participants -- 3.2 Anthropometric Characteristics of Participants (Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria) -- 3.3 Selection of Male and Female Participants -- 4 Experimental Standardisation -- 4.1 Randomisation and Counter Balancing -- 4.2 Diurnal Rhythm -- 4.3 Menstrual Phase Standardisation -- 4.4 Seasonal Variation -- 4.5 Climatic Acclimation/Acclimatisation
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001468424 520__ $$aThis book first describes fundamental knowledge on human thermal comfort, adaptive thermal comfort, thermal comfort in sleeping environments, modeling of human thermal comfort, and thermal comfort assessment using human trials. Next, it presents an in-depth review of concept progress and evaluation of various personal comfort system, summarizes important findings and feasible applications, current gaps as well as future research needs. The seven chapters included in this section are task/ambient conditioning systems, personalized ventilation systems, electric fans, personal comfort systems, thermoelectric systems, personal thermal management systems, and wearable personal thermal comfort systems. This book provides valuable guidance for personal comfort system design and further improvement on the personal comfort performance. It will be a valuable resource for academic researchers, engineers in industry, and government regulators in the field of sustainable buildings and built environment.
001468424 588__ $$aOnline resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed June 14, 2023).
001468424 650_0 $$aHuman engineering.
001468424 650_0 $$aAir quality management.
001468424 650_0 $$aDomestic space.
001468424 650_0 $$aHuman comfort.
001468424 655_0 $$aElectronic books.
001468424 7001_ $$aWang, Faming.
001468424 7001_ $$aYang, Bin.
001468424 7001_ $$aDeng, Qihong.
001468424 7001_ $$aLuo, Maohui.
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001468424 830_0 $$aIndoor environment and sustainable building.
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