気流が人体各部の着衣抵抗および総合熱伝達率におよぼす影響

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The effects of air flow on clothing insulation and on the dry heat transfer coefficients were evaluated for each part of the clothed and nude human body. This was done by measuring clothing surface temperature using an infrared imaging radiometer. The results showed that increasing wind speed causes a decrease in clothing insulation and an increase in the dry heat transfer coefficients. The effect of air penetration on dry heat transfer coefficients could be determined by comparing the heat transfer coefficients of the clothed manikin to those of the nude manikin. Lastly, by comparing clothing insulation results obtained by the conventional indirect method to those of the direct method in this study, one can demonstrate the limitation of the conventional method and the need for direct estimation.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2001-11-30

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