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Outdoor Personal Thermal Management with Simultaneous Electricity Generation

Nano Letters, 2021
Outdoor personal thermal comfort is of substantial significance to ameliorate the health conditions of pedestrian and outdoor laborer. However, the uncontrollable sunlight, substantial radiative loss, and intense temperature fluctuations in the outdoor environment present majestic challenges to outdoor personal thermal management.
Min Qiu, Ziquan Xu, Hao Luo
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Efficient and Robust Molecular Solar Thermal Fabric for Personal Thermal Management

Advanced Materials, 2023
AbstractMolecular solar thermal (MOST) materials, which can efficiently capture solar energy and release it as heat on demand, are promising candidates for future personal thermal management (PTM) applications, preferably in the form of fabrics. However, developing MOST fabrics with high energy‐storage capacity and stable working performance remains a ...
Chaoxia Wang, Tao Li, Zhao-Yang Zhang
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Emerging Materials and Strategies for Personal Thermal Management

Advanced Energy Materials, 2020
AbstractIn this decade, the demands of energy saving and diverse personal thermoregulation requirements along with the emergence of wearable electronics and smart textiles give rise to the resurgence of personal thermal management (PTM) technologies. PTM, including personal cooling, heating, insulation, and thermoregulation, are far more flexible and ...
Renkun Chen, Sunmi Shin, Bin Xie
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Wearable Aerogels for Personal Thermal Management and Smart Devices

ACS Nano
Extreme climates have become frequent nowadays, causing increased heat stress in human daily life. Personal thermal management (PTM), a technology that controls the human body's microenvironment, has become a promising strategy to address heat stress.
Jin Wang, Qingjie Qi
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Ultrathin, Washable, and Large‐Area Graphene Papers for Personal Thermal Management

Small, 2017
AbstractFreestanding, flexible/foldable, and wearable bifuctional ultrathin graphene paper for heating and cooling is fabricated as an active material in personal thermal management (PTM). The promising electrical conductivity grants the superior Joule heating for extra warmth of 42 °C using a low supply voltage around 3.2 V. Besides, based on its high
Jiuke Mu   +2 more
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Radiative Cooling Nanofabric for Personal Thermal Management

ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2022
A wearable textile that is engineered to reflect incoming sunlight and allow the transmission of mid-infrared radiation simultaneously would have a great impact on the human body's thermal regulation in an outdoor environment. However, developing such a textile is a tough challenge.
Mohammad Irfan Iqbal   +8 more
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Integrated Janus cellulosic composite with multiple thermal functions for personalized thermal management

Carbohydrate Polymers, 2022
The effective integration of multiple thermal functions into one material is highly attractive in personal thermal management, taking the complex application environment into consideration. Herein, a multifunctional Janus cellulosic composite encompassing superior electrical heating, energy storage, thermal insulation, and infrared camouflage ...
Luying, Chen   +5 more
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Personal thermal management techniques for thermal comfort and building energy saving

Materials Today Physics, 2021
Abstract Personal thermal management (PTM) technologies, which establish local thermal envelope around human body instead of cooling/heating the entire building space, have great potential for reducing building energy use and satisfying individual's thermal comfort.
Z. Ma, D. Zhao, C. She, Y. Yang, R. Yang
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Dynamic thermoregulatory photonic crystal fabric for personal thermal management

2021 IEEE Sensors, 2021
Personal thermal management represents a new paradigm to reduce the energy consumption, which consists in controlling the temperature around the human body rather than regulating the temperature of the entire residential space. Recent progress in smart textile showed promising radiative heating and cooling performance.
Boutghatin, Mohamed   +6 more
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Personal Thermal Management by Metallic Nanowire-Coated Textile

Nano Letters, 2014
Heating consumes large amount of energy and is a primary source of greenhouse gas emission. Although energy-efficient buildings are developing quickly based on improving insulation and design, a large portion of energy continues to be wasted on heating empty space and nonhuman objects.
Po-Chun, Hsu   +7 more
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