Measurement Of Thermal Comfort At Workplace: A Case Study In UTeM

Ling , Neng Kang (2008) Measurement Of Thermal Comfort At Workplace: A Case Study In UTeM. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This study aims on measurement of thermal comfort at FKP workshop. The area of research in this study is identified and determined the responding students UTeM regarding to questionnaire provided. Secondary, the analytical and measurement of thermal comfort around the areas of workshop had taken by using thermal comfort monitor. The purpose of improvement have be discussed in chapter six which included engineering and administrative method. The methodology of this study to investigate and analyze thermal comfort in the workshop of faculty manufacturing engineering. The research is carried out with a progress which can be defined as the flow diagram that a visual representation of major segments in a process and it might used to identify problem areas, document a process or serve as a planning tool for process improvement. By the ways, there are four section such as welding section, machine shop, casting section and fabrication section had selected to measure thermal environment around workshop into three time of periods. The data have been collected into two types of results that are results from Questionnaire and another would be actual measurement data from thermal comfort monitors. Explanations and distributions of difference results for thermal environment either response students or measurement data would be discussed in chapter six. The suggestion of improvement also had discussed on this study which are divided into two types of methods. ISO 7730 and some information of thermal comfort had shown at appendix in this study.

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