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black globe-humidity index: a standalone construct

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Animal science

thermal comfort index for dairy cows combining black globe temperature with dew point to reflect radiation as well as air temperature and humidity.

In animal science, black globe-humidity index refers to thermal comfort index for dairy cows combining black globe temperature with dew point to reflect radiation as well as air temperature and humidity. This meaning comes from D. E. Buffington (1981) in Transactions of the ASAE.[1]

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References

D. E. Buffington, A. Collazo-Arocho, G. H. Canton, D. Pitt, W. W. Thatcher, & R. J. Collier (1981). Black Globe-Humidity Index (BGHI) as Comfort Equation for Dairy Cows. Transactions of the ASAE, 24(3), 0711-0714. https://doi.org/10.13031/2013.34325

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