Human thermal comfort, namely in the areas of heating, ventilation
and air conditioning (collectively known as 'HVAC'), is ubiquitous
wherever human habitation may be found. Today, a large portion of
the developed world's current energy demands are used to
artificially keep the temperatures of our environments comfortable.
It is therefore imperative for everyone, decision-makers and
engineers alike, involved with the future of energy to be
appropriately acquainted with HVAC.Lecture Notes on Engineering
Human Thermal Comfort explains the quintessence of engineering
human thermal comfort through straight-forward writing designed to
help students better comprehend the materials presented.
Illustrative figures, anecdotal banter, and ironical analogies
interject the necessary technical humdrum to provide timeous
stimuli in the midst of arduous technical details.This book is
primarily for senior undergraduate engineering students interested
in engineering human thermal comfort. It invokes some undergraduate
knowledge of thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics as
needed, to enable students to appreciate thermal comfort
engineering without the need to seek out other textbooks.
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