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Analyzing differences in thermal comfort between young and elderly adults in a hot-humid and low-windy climate
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Analyzing differences in thermal comfort between young and elderly adults in a hot-humid and low-windy climate
It has been proven that the thermal sensation and comfort differ among people living in different climate zones. However, related analyses are often limited to typical climate zones, lacking studies focused on populations in regions like Southern China (Guangxi) with hot-humid and low-windy cl...
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