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A comprehensive comparison and accuracy of different methods to obtain mean radiant temperature in indoor environment

Thermal Science and Engineering Progress, 2022
ÖZBEY, Mehmet Furkan/0000-0002-5813-3514Thermal comfort is defined as "the state of mind which expresses satisfaction with the thermal environment" by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers in the standard of the ...
Cihan Turhan, Mehmet Furkan Ozbey
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A simple technique for the traditional method to estimate mean radiant temperature

International Journal of Biometeorology, 2021
The mean radiant temperature (Tmrt) is the most important meteorological factor influencing human thermal comfort in urban areas. Numerous methods have been implemented for estimating Tmrt using measured radiometer or thermometer data, and exhibit different levels of accuracy.
Hyunjung Lee, Sangman Jo, Sookuk Park
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Differents Methods to Estimate the Mean Radiant Temperature in an Urban Canyon

Advanced Materials Research, 2013
The mean radiant temperature is one of the meteorological key parameters governing human energy balance and the thermal comfort of human body. This variable can be considered as the sum of all direct and reflected radiation fluxes to which the human body is exposed.
DE LIETO VOLLARO, ROBERTO, VALLATI, Andrea, BOTTILLO, SIMONE   +2 more
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Mean radiant temperature – A predictor of heat related mortality

Urban Climate, 2014
Health studies have repeatedly used air temperature (Ta), sometimes adjusted for humidity, when analyzing the impact of weather on mortality. The aim of this study is to highlight the importance of mean radiant temperature (Tmrt) and its impact on heat related mortality. Tmrt is an essential meteorological parameter that influences the thermal comfort (
Sofia Thorsson, Joacim Rocklöv, Janina Konarska, Fredrik Lindberg, Björn Holmer, Bénédicte Dousset, David Rayner   +6 more
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Mean radiant temperature in the CIBSE Guide

Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, 1990
The term 'mean radiant temperature' is used in Section A1 of the CIBSE Guide in connection with thermal comfort, and in Section A5 in connection with the thermal response of an enclosure. With one amendment, the argument of Section A1 is correct but those of Section A5 are flawed and incomplete.
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Relationship between Air Temperature and Mean Radiant Temperature in Thermal Comfort

Nature, 1962
GROUPS of 6–8 apparently healthy persons were exposed to three environmental conditions in a room previously described1. The test subjects were lightly dressed (about 343 g/m2 surface area, excluding shoes), seated and engaged in reading and writing. Though the subjects noted their comfort responses every half-hour, only the last votes of a 3-h session
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Windshield Fogging Prevention by Means of Mean Radiant Temperature Sensor

2007
To improve driving safety it is of outmost importance to guarantee that the windshield never starts fogging by means of an automatic and reliable procedure. To reach this goal and keeping always in mind comfort and fuel consumption, a fogging condition estimation algorithm has been developed.
Stefano Mola, Giulio Lo Presti, Massimo Magini, Nicola Presutti, Carloandrea Malvicino, Gennaro Bisceglia, Massimiliano Mandrile, Antonio Tarzia, Guglielmo Caviasso   +8 more
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Measuring and implementing mean radiant temperature in buildings: Technical review

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
Jaehun Jo, Dongseok Lee
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Analysis of mean radiant temperature and thermal comfort

Building Services Engineering Research and Technology, 2001
Mean radiant temperature is an important environmental parameter that influences building performance and occupants' thermal comfort. In this technical note, the effect of glazing on the mean radiant temperature and thermal comfort in rooms is analysed.
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The relation between the radiant star temperature in an enclosure and the mean observable temperature

Building and Environment, 1992
Abstract In handling the effects of longwave radiant exchange in an enclosure, it is useful to have two measures for the global temperature; the space or volume-averaged observable radiant temperature Trv, and the temperature Trs at the star point when the physical surface-to-surface pattern of radiant exchange is replaced by an approximately ...
M.G. Davies, P.J. Message
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