Numerical Comfort Simulator for Thermal Environment (Part 1) A Comprehensive Combined Analysis Method with Multi-Node Thermoregulation Model, Radiation Model and CFD for Evaluation of Thermal Comfort

Yoshiichi Ozeki; Toru Takabayashi; Shin-ichi Tanabe

doi:10.4271/2002-01-0515

2002-03-04

Numerical Comfort Simulator for Thermal Environment (Part 1) A Comprehensive Combined Analysis Method with Multi-Node Thermoregulation Model, Radiation Model and CFD for Evaluation of Thermal Comfort 2002-01-0515

A numerical simulation method is presented for the evaluation of thermal comfort of car occupants under direct solar radiation. Present method is based on a comprehensive combined analysis with multi-node thermoregulation model, which is integrated by the 65-node thermoregulation model (65MN: Multi Nodes) based on the Stolwijk model, radiation model including thermal radiation and solar radiation, and CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics). This paper focuses on the outlines of each numerical simulation method and discusses on the human body shape for predicting accurate boundary conditions of thermoregulation model. Applications of this method to car occupants are presented in the Part 2.

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Numerical Comfort Simulator for Thermal Environment (Part 1) A Comprehensive Combined Analysis Method with Multi-Node Thermoregulation Model, Radiation Model and CFD for Evaluation of Thermal Comfort 2002-01-0515

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