10 Computer program (BASIC) for calculation of 20 Predicted Mean Vote (PMV) and Predicted Percentage of Dissatisfied (PPD) 30 in accordance with International Standard, ISO 7730 40 CLS: PRINT "DATA ENTRY" data entry 50 INPUT " Clothing (clo) "; CLO 60 INPUT " Metabolic rate (met) " MET 70 INPUT " External work, normally around 0 (met) " WME 80 INPUT " Air temperature (°C) " TA 90 INPUT " Mean radiant temperature (°C) " TR 100 INPUT " Relative air velocity (m/s) " VEL 110 INPUT " ENTER EITHER RH OR WATER VAPOUR PRESSURE BUT NOT BOTH" 120 INPUT " Relative humidity (%) " RH 130 INPUT " Water vapour pressure (Pa) " PA 140 DEF FNPS (T) = EXP (16.6536-4030.183/T+235)) : saturated vapour pressure, kPa 150 IF PA = 0 THEN PA = RH * 10 * FNPS (TA) : water vapour pressure, Pa 160 ICL = .155 * CLO : thermal insulation of the clothing in m2K/W 170 M = MET * 58.15 : metabolic rate in W/m2 180 W = WME * 58.15 : external work in W/m2 190 MW = M – W : internal heat production in the human body 200 IF ICL u .078 THEN FCL = 1 + 1.29 * ICL ELSE FCL = 1.05 + 0.645 * ICL : clothing area factor 210 HCF = 12.1 * SQR (VEL) : heat transf. coeff. by forced convection 220 TAA = TA + 273 : air temperature in Kelvin 230 TRA = TR + 273 : mean radiant temperature in Kelvin 240 -----CALCULATE SURFACE TEMPERATURE OF CLOTHING BY ITERATION --- 250 TCLA = TAA + (35.5-TA) / (3.5 * ICL + .1) : first guess for surface temperature of clothing 260 P1 = ICL * FCL : calculation term 270 P2 = P1 * 3.96 : calculation term 280 P3 = P1 * 100 : calculation term 290 P4 = P1 * TAA : calculation term 300 P5 = 308.7 - .028 * MW + P2 * (TRA/100) * 4 310 XN = TLCA / 100 320 XF = XN 330 N = 0 : N: number of iterations 340 EPS = .00015 : stop criteria in iteration 350 XF = (XF + XN)/2 360 HCN =2.38 * ABS (100 * XF – TAA) ^ .25: heat transf. coeff. by natural convection 370 IF HCF>HCN THEN HC = HCF ELSE HC = HCN 380 XN = (P5 + P4 * HC – P2 * XF ^ 4) / (100 + P3 * HC) 390 N = N + 1 400 IF N > 150 THEN GOTO 550 410 IF ABS (XN – XF) > EPS GOTO 350 420 TCL = 100 * XN - 273 : surface temperature of the clothing 430 --------------------------------HEAT LOSS COMPONENTS ----------------------------------- 440 HL1 = 3.05 * .001 (5733-6.99 * MW-PA) : heat loss diff. through skin 450 IF MW > 58.15 THEN HL2 = .42 * (MW – 58.15) ELSE HL2 = 0! : heat loss by sweating (comfort) 460 HL3 = 1.7 * .00001 * m * (5867-PA) : latent respiration heat loss 470 HL4 = .0014 * m * (34 - TA) : dry respiration heat loss 480 HL5 = 3.96 * FCL * (XN^4 – (TRA/100^4) : heat loss by radiation 500 --------------------------------CALCULATE PMV AND PPD ----------------------------------- 510 TS = .303 * EXP (- .036 * m) + .028 : thermal sensation trans coeff 520 PMV = TS * (MW – HL1 – HL2 – HL3 – HL4 – HL5 –HL6) : predicted mean vote 530 PPD = 100 – 95 * EXP (- .03353 * PMV ^ 4 - .2179 * PMV^ 2) : predicted percentage dissat. 540 GOTO 570 550 PMV = 999999! 560 PPD = 100 570 PRINT:PRINT "OUTPUT" : output 580 PRINT " Predicted Mean Vote (PMV): " :PRINT USING "# # . #": PMV 590 PRINT " Predicted Percent of Dissatisfied (PPD): " :PRINT USING "# # # . #": PPD 600 PRINT: INPUT "NEXT RUN (Y/N)"; RS 610 IF (RS = "Y" OR RS = "y") THEN RUN 620 END
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