The Influence of Heating the Soles of the Feet on Thermal Comfort and Optimum Heating Condition

There are two kinds of Thermal-Sensation research: climate chamber research and field research. Field research has the advantage of normally, so that peoples' responses are likely to be similar to those in daily life, and the environments fairly typical of the normal housing stock. This paper describes the experimental result on the effect of heating of soles on Thermal-Sensation of subject in winter real void-space.The results are as follows;The relationship between room temperature and thermal sensation votes was determined. Using a primary approximation line derived from an approximation line formula, we found the room temperatures at which the thermal sensation throughout the body was neutral. This room temperature was 23.8ºC when soles were unheated, 20.2ºC when soles were heated. We found that direct contact heating of the soles has a greater effect on thermal sensation throughout the body wholes in winter real void-space. 75652 491-497 2010

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The Influence of Heating the Soles of the Feet on Thermal Comfort and Optimum Heating Condition

Abstract: It is very pepular in Eas τ Asia and Japan to heat some parts ofthe bQdy using a small h弓atlng source in shghtly cqol or cool conditions ， The objoctive ofthis paper is to clarify the thermal effect ofheating the soles of the feet on hurnan thermal

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The Effect of Local-Heating of Soles and Radiation-Heating on Thermal-Sensation of Subjects

The Effect of Heating of Soles on Thermal-Sensation of Subject in Winter Real Void-Space

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