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Journal article

Indoor temperatures for optimum thermal comfort and human performance: Reply to the letter by Wyon and Wargocki

In Indoor Air — 2014, Volume 24, Issue 5, pp. 554-555

By de Dear, R.¹; Arens, E. A.²; Candido, C.¹; Brager, G.²; Zhang, H.²; Toftum, Jørn³; Zhu, Y.⁴; Kurvers, S.⁵; Leyten, J.; Sekhar, C.⁶; Cheong, D. K. W.⁶ ...and 1 more

From

University of Sydney¹

University of California at Berkeley²

Department of Civil Engineering, Technical University of Denmark³

Tsinghua University⁴

Delft University of Technology⁵

National University of Singapore⁶

Abstract

A response by R. J. de Dear et al to a letter to the editor in response to their article "Progress in thermal comfort research over the last 20 years," published in a 2013 issue.

Language:	English
Year:	2014
Pages:	554-555
ISSN:	16000668 and 09056947
Types:	Journal article
DOI:	10.1111/ina.12106
ORCIDs:	Toftum, Jørn

Keywords

Construction Engineering Research Thermal comfort

Other keywords

Heating Humans Thermosensing

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