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Mean radiant and operative temperature for high-temperature sources of radiant heat

Gagge, A.P. / Rapp, G.M. / Hardy, J.D.

Experimental method was developed to express quantitatively effects of high intensity radiant heat on man's physiologic response and comfort; radiant energy received by unclothed subject from high temperature source was evaluated without specifying its quality by increase in his sweat rate; experimental conditions were so chosen that increase in subject's radiation load was balanced by equal increase in his evaporation loss. (See also ASHRAE J v 6 n 10 Oct 1964 p 67-71)

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Mean radiant and operative temperature for high-temperature sources of radiant heat

Gagge, A.P. / Rapp, G.M. / Hardy, J.D.

Experimental method was developed to express quantitatively effects of high intensity radiant heat on man's physiologic response and comfort; radiant energy received by unclothed subject from high temperature source was evaluated without specifying its quality by increase in his sweat rate; experimental conditions were so chosen that increase in subject's radiation load was balanced by equal increase in his evaporation loss. (See also ASHRAE J v 6 n 10 Oct 1964 p 67-71)

Mean radiant and operative temperature for high-temperature sources of radiant heat

Gagge, A.P. / Rapp, G.M. / Hardy, J.D.

Experimental method was developed to express quantitatively effects of high intensity radiant heat on man's physiologic response and comfort; radiant energy received by unclothed subject from high temperature source was evaluated without specifying its quality by increase in his sweat rate; experimental conditions were so chosen that increase in subject's radiation load was balanced by equal increase in his evaporation loss. (See also ASHRAE J v 6 n 10 Oct 1964 p 67-71)

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Title:

Mean radiant and operative temperature for high-temperature sources of radiant heat

Additional title:

ASHRAE -- Trans

Contributors:

Gagge, A.P. (author) / Rapp, G.M. (author) / Hardy, J.D. (author)

Published in:

American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers -- Transactions ; 70

Publication date:

1964

Size:

6 pages

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

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