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RP-353 — A Study to Determine Subjective Human Response to Low Level Air Currents and Asymmetric Radiation at Lower Boundry of Human Comfort

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The responses of 50 subjects wearing winter clothing (0.86 clo) to two hour long exposures of various kinds of winter indoor conditions were studied.

The following technical report contains the data descriptions and analysis of the work.

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Published:
1986
Number of Pages:
178
File Size:
1 file , 3.4 MB
Product Code(s):
D-RP-353

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