- Pesquisas e desenvolvimento de metodologias para a medição e obtenção dos valores referentes ao isolamento térmico da vestimenta. Esta variável é, na grande maioria dos casos, obtida pelas tabelas da ISO 9920 (2007). Estas tabelas são muito genéricas em relação à classificação das peças de roupa;
- Aplicação dos modelos Snovo1 e Snovo2 em outras populações que não sejam as
utilizadas nesta pesquisa. Isto permitirá a formação de banco de dados e comparação dos resultados encontrados;
- Utilização de outros métodos matemáticos para determinação da temperatura superficial externa da vestimenta;
- Aplicação dos modelos Snovo1 e Snovo2 em diferentes regiões geográficas de modo a
verificar o desempenho dos mesmos;
- Desenvolvimento de mais estudos sobre a taxa metabólica, visando a elaboração de uma tabela mais fidedigna de valores.
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APÊNDICE A – QUESTIONÁRIO DE PESQUISA UTILIZADO COM OS GRUPOS 2 E 3
Questionário – Conforto Térmico
Idade:_____ Altura:_____ Peso: _____ Sexo: _____
1) Marque as vestimentas que você está a utilizar (Adaptado ISO 9920/2007):
Roupas de baixo Calças T-shirts, Suéteres,
Camisolas e Casacos
Acessórios
Collant Calções Colete sem
mangas
Sapato de sola de couro
Camisola Interior Calça tecido fino Camisola Fina Sapato de sola de borracha
Soutien Calça de ganga Camisola Grossa Tênis
Cueca Calça de fazenda Casaco Botas sem cano (Botim)
Camisas, Blusas Vestidos e Saias Blusão Grosso Blusão Fino
Camisa de manga curta Saia curta Blazer Fino Meia soquete
Camisa de manga comprida tecido fino
Saia comprida Blazer Grosso Meia longa
Camisa de manga comprida normal
Vestido de mangas curtas
T-shirt Luvas
Camisa de flanela Vestido de manga comprida
Meia calça
Blusa leve fina, manga comprida
Vestido completo, fechado
Gravata / Laço
2) Em relação a sua sensação térmica, como você está se sentindo? (ISO 7730/2005) 1 2 3 4 +3 Muito calor
+2 Calor
+1 Levemente com calor
0 Neutro
-1 Levemente refrescado -2 Refrescado
-3 Frio
3) Em relação a sua preferência térmica, como você gostaria de estar se sentindo? (ISO 10551/1995) 1 2 3 4
+3 Bem Mais Aquecido +2 Um pouco mais aquecido +1 Mais aquecido
0 Assim mesmo
-1 Mais refrescado -2 Um pouco mais Refrescado -3 Bem mais Refrescado
Medição Temperatura do Ar (°C) Temperatura Radiante (°C) Velocidade do Ar (m/s) Umidade Relativa (%) Taxa metabólica (W/m²) Isolamento da roupa (clo) 1 20,68 20,81 0,01 57,43 70 0,95 2 21,10 20,96 0,01 57,71 70 0,95 3 20,94 21,22 0,01 55,44 70 0,95 4 21,24 21,10 0,004 54,84 70 0,95 5 20,85 20,76 0,01 57,08 70 0,75 6 21,49 21,31 0,004 57,97 70 0,75 7 21,55 21,44 0,001 55,27 70 0,95 8 21,68 21,51 0,002 56,79 70 0,9 9 21,42 21,14 0,003 55,64 70 0,89 10 22,05 21,78 0,010 56,54 70 0,89 11 21,73 21,60 0,005 55,25 70 0,89 12 21,98 21,88 0,010 55,82 70 0,89 13 21,7 20,92 0,03 41,99 70 0,98 14 21,34 21,29 0,04 41,44 70 0,96 15 21,87 21,3 0,01 40,03 70 0,88 16 22,39 22,01 0,01 39,31 70 0,99 17 20,76 20,14 0,004 40,22 70 1,04 18 21,85 21,4 0,004 38,46 70 1,1 19 22,12 21,63 0,01 40,12 70 1,05 20 22,65 22,32 0,003 41,97 70 0,95 21 21,74 21,04 0,01 40,06 70 0,97 22 22,53 21,77 0,01 39,85 70 0,97 23 22,14 21,69 0,02 44,04 70 0,97 24 22,43 21,91 0,03 45,4 70 1 25 20,91 20,25 0,04 40,41 70 0,96 26 21,77 20,65 0,02 38,95 70 0,96 27 21,78 21,06 0,03 41,8 70 0,89 28 21,88 21,21 0,04 42,82 70 0,89 29 21,71 20,73 0,02 50,82 70 0,87 30 22,27 21,29 0,03 51,96 70 0,87 31 22,6 21,65 0,02 51,52 70 0,87 32 23,07 21,89 0,03 50,74 70 0,87 33 21,87 21,13 0,03 49,28 70 0,92 34 22,56 21,61 0,03 47,58 70 0,93 35 22,75 21,89 0,03 45,09 70 0,9 36 22,56 21,87 0,09 45,12 70 0,9 37 19,46 18,79 0,003 43,89 70 1,05 38 19,99 19,88 0,003 43,64 70 1,05 39 21,34 21,03 0,01 40,69 70 1,08 40 21,26 20,78 0,01 41,42 70 1,05 41 21,22 20,37 0,01 37,08 70 0,99 42 22,31 21,32 0,02 37,35 70 1,04
Medição Temperatura do Ar (°C) Temperatura Radiante (°C) Velocidade do Ar (m/s) Umidade Relativa (%) Taxa metabólica (W/m²) Isolamento da roupa (clo) 43 22,29 21,67 0,03 38,16 70 0,99 44 22,59 21,88 0,02 39,13 70 0,99 45 21,31 20,2 0,01 36,13 70 0,97 46 22,08 21,5 0,02 37,09 70 0,97 47 22,63 21,91 0,02 37,73 70 0,97 48 22,55 21,9 0,03 38,34 70 0,97 MÉDIA 21,77 21,24 0,02 45,74 70,00 0,95 DESVIO 0,73 0,66 0,02 7,27 0,00 0,07
Medição Temperatura do Ar (°C) Temperatura Radiante (°C) Velocidade do Ar (m/s) Umidade Relativa (%) Taxa metabólica (W/m²) Isolamento da roupa (clo) 1 22,47 22,53 0,14 40,39 192,06 0,62 2 22,79 22,7 0,14 39,39 180,42 0,62 3 22,41 22,91 0,13 39,85 203,7 0,62 4 22,32 23,15 0,16 40,14 203,7 0,62 5 22,12 22,58 0,16 41,55 192,06 0,62 6 22,06 22,61 0,16 42,14 203,7 0,62 7 22,14 23,04 0,07 40,41 203,70 0,62 8 23,08 22,61 0,06 47,71 174,6 0,62 9 22,22 22,37 0,07 40,40 186,24 0,62 10 22,50 22,76 0,06 39,82 203,70 0,62 11 22,51 22,77 0,07 39,92 180,42 0,62 12 22,33 22,62 0,08 39,82 203,70 0,62 13 22,60 22,94 0,06 39,42 174,60 0,62 14 22,60 22,97 0,06 39,44 171,69 0,62 15 22,35 22,70 0,05 40,37 203,70 0,62 16 22,53 22,86 0,07 39,87 192,06 0,62 17 22,41 22,53 0,09 39,94 197,88 0,62 18 22,51 22,93 0,09 39,55 203,70 0,62 MÉDIA 22,44 22,75 0,10 40,56 192,87 0,62 DESVIO 0,25 0,21 0,04 1,92 11,97 0,00