A comparison of suit dresses and summer clothes in the terms of thermal comfort

Background: fanger’s pmv equation is the result of the combined quantitative effects of the air temperature,mean radiant temperature, relative air velocity, humidity, activity level and clothing insulation.methods: this paper contains a comparison of suit dresses and summer clothes in terms of thermal comfort,fanger’s pmv equation. studies were processed in the winter for an office, which locates in ankara, turkey. theoffice was partitioned to fifty square cells. humidity, relative air velocity, air temperature and mean radianttemperature were measured on the centre points of these cells. thermal comfort analyses were processed for suitdressing (icl = 1 clo) and summer clothing (icl = 0.5 clo).results: discomfort/comfort in an environment for different clothing types can be seen in this study. therelationship between indoor thermal comfort distribution and clothing type was discussed. graphics about thermalcomfort were sketched according to cells.