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Computer program for evaluating the thermal environment.

Abstract

The calculations required to evaluate the thermal environment can be tedious and time consuming. To reduce this effort to a minimum, a computer program is presented that requires only five basic measurements to calculate and print out a complete evaluation of the thermal environment at a specific location. These are the dry bulb, natural wet bulb, psychrometric wet bulb and black globe temperatures, and the air velocity. Any reference to charts, tables and nomographs is unnecessary, since all other quantities are contained within, or computed by, the program.

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G J Cvejanovich. 1983. Computer program for evaluating the thermal environment.. https://doi.org/10.1080/15298668391405571

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