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CONFIGURATION FACTORS BETWEEN A RECTANGULAR SOLID AS A MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY AND RECTANGULAR PLANES, FOR EVALUATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF THERMAL RADIATION ON THE HUMAN BODY : I. CALCULATION OF CONFIGURATION FACTORS FOR THE RECTANGULAR SOLIDS
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Radiative Heat TransferEngineeringMechanical EngineeringAnatomical ModelThermal RadiationMechanics ModelingSolid ModelingBody CompositionKinesiologyBiomechanicsThermal AnalysisThermodynamicsThermal ModelingKinematicsDeformation ModelingHealth SciencesGeometric ModelingHuman BodyRadiation TransportMaterial MechanicsA ModelHeat TransferRectangular SolidThermal ComfortConfiguration FactorsThermal EngineeringThe Rectangular Solids
When the human body is assumed to be a rectangular solid (0.4m×0.2m×1.2m), configuration factors between the rectangular solid and a rectangular plane are obtained by numerical calculation. These results are illustrated in charts, and examples of their application are shown. Comparison of the above-mentioned configuration factors with others for the human body and equivalent simple solid models, or configuration factors between each plane α, β and γ of the rectangular solid R and a rectangular plane δ, will be presented by the authors in following papers.