Dynamic changes in sweat rates and evaporation rates through clothing during hot exposure

A new simplified thermoregulatory bioheat model for evaluating thermal response of the human body to transient environments

“…These conditions conform with empirical conditions of Kakitsuba [34] as the validity criterion. In Fig.…”

“…In Fig. 4, the simulated results for skin temperature are compared with Kakitsuba [34] measurements, simulation data of Salloum et al [14] bioheat model, and simulation results of Zolfaghari and Maerefat [35]. It can be seen that obtained results from the present model are in a good agreement with the mentioned empirical and simulated results.…”

“…4. Comparison of measured mean nude skin temperature (Kakitsuba [34]) and simulated skin temperature (Salloum et al [14], Zolfaghari and Maerefat [35] and the present study) during temperature step change. model results and the empirical data for eight comparative cases.…”

A multi-segmented human bioheat model for transient and asymmetric radiative environments

“…A comparison of the clothed human model predictions against experimental data reported by Kakitsuba [53] is performed. The reported experiment protocol is similar to the one reported by Fig.…”

A case study on human bio-heat transfer and thermal comfort within CFD

“…As can be seen, the results were in good co-relation with both the data. To illustrate the limitations of Penne's equation in transient case, the results of the same were also plotted against the experimental data ( [19] and simulated data by Zolfaghari and Maerefat [10] Various case studies were done to validate the current study against number of experimental studies [19][20][21][22] and the simulated data done by Zolfaghari and Maerefat [12]. For the first case, the experimental studies done by Gordon et al [21] were chosen.…”