Experimental Investigation of Local Thermal Sensation of Vehicle Passengers During Cooldown

localised air temperature variation corresponding to local thermal sensation of vehicle passengers that is based on nine-point thermal sensation scales. Our results show that the maximum limit of air temperature recommended to achieve a thermal neutrality is approximately 34°C, 30°C and 29°C for face, chest and feet, respectively. We also found that facial thermal sensation had a stronger relationship with local air temperature.