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    Thermal Comfort Exercise

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    The document discusses using a thermal comfort tool to assess an indoor condition and determine the maximum allowable air temperature, minimum air speed, and whether comfort can be achieved at a lower air temperature. It provides the indoor conditions and asks the user to check the compliance level, values, and sensation and determine the maximum temperature, minimum air speed, and if comfort can be achieved at a lower temperature.

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    The document discusses using a thermal comfort tool to assess an indoor condition and determine the maximum allowable air temperature, minimum air speed, and whether comfort can be achieved at a lower air temperature. It provides the indoor conditions and asks the user to check the compliance level, values, and sensation and determine the maximum temperature, minimum air speed, and if comfort can be achieved at a lower temperature.

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    The document discusses using a thermal comfort tool to assess an indoor condition and determine the maximum allowable air temperature, minimum air speed, and whether comfort can be achieved at a lower air temperature. It provides the indoor conditions and asks the user to check the compliance level, values, and sensation and determine the maximum temperature, minimum air speed, and if comfort can be achieved at a lower temperature.

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    Thermal comfort: exercise

    Question

    a) By using the CBE thermal comfort tool, assess the following indoor condition:

     Air temperature = 28.5 °C


     Mean radiant temperature = 28.5°C (assume no radiation effect from surrounding)
     Air speed = 0.2 m/s
     Relative humidity = 68%
     Metabolic rate = 1.0 (reading seated)
     Clothing level = 0.57
     Note: use PMV method, Psychrometric chart (air temperature)

    (check the compliance level, PMV and PPD value, and sensation)

    b) If the temperature can be reduced, what is the allowable maximum indoor air temperature to
    achieve comfort condition.

    c) If the temperature remains the same (as in (a)), what is the minimum air speed level to achieve
    comfort condition?

    d) Can the comfortable condition be achieved if we reduce the air temperature (and mean radiant
    temperature) to 24°C.

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