Thermal response of human body on personalized ventilation in dynamic conditions

Explores the human body thermal response in different ambient temperature, isothermal and non-isothermal air supply, and several air velocity levels in dynamic conditions by experiments, and compares the experimental results with those in stable conditions. Puts forward the formula for forecasting the dynamic general thermal sensation. The analysis result indicates that dynamic air supply can lessen the general thermal sensation remarkably, improve the personalized ventilation evaluation of users and the acceptable air quality, but the thermal sensation votes deviate from the thermal comfort votes.