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For example, with 19.4°C and 42% U, the THI should be 17.8369 and you tell me that the index should be 15.37.
"The Comfortable Environment Card gives me the right information.
I suppose there's an anomaly if we use F° or C°.
Can you make a correction along these lines?
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For example, with 19.4°C and 42% U, the THI should be 17.8369 and you tell me that the index should be 15.37.
"The Comfortable Environment Card gives me the right information.
I'm confused,
I came back to this ticket and I don't know how I found the numerical value of the Thom (THI) in Thermal Confort.
Hello,
I use the Thom (THI) to obtain a comfort index.
The simplified formula is (valid for C°)
THI = T - [(0.55- 0.0055 . U) . (T- 14.5)]
Source : https://www.institut-numerique.org/i51-leffet-combine-de-la-temperature-et-de-lhumidite-de-lair-les-indices-thi-et-humidex-502a31728eec6
Interface for HA "Comfortable Environment Card
https://github.com/argaar/comfortable-environment-card
has used the work of the National Weather Service for its calculations and arrives at the same results using the complete and detailed formulae
https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/html/heatindex_equation.shtml
For example, with 19.4°C and 42% U, the THI should be 17.8369 and you tell me that the index should be 15.37.
"The Comfortable Environment Card gives me the right information.
I suppose there's an anomaly if we use F° or C°.
Can you make a correction along these lines?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: