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difference in plane radiant temperature between two opposite sides of a small surface, a cause of local thermal discomfort with set limits for warm ceilings and cool walls.

In building science, radiant temperature asymmetry refers to difference in plane radiant temperature between two opposite sides of a small surface, a cause of local thermal discomfort with set limits for warm ceilings and cool walls. This meaning comes from Fanger (1985) in Energy and Buildings.[1]

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  1. Fanger, P. O., Ipsen, B. M., Langkilde, G., Olessen, B. W., Christensen, N. K., & Tanabe, S. (1985). Comfort limits for asymmetric thermal radiation. Energy and Buildings, 8(3), 225-236. https://doi.org/10.1016/0378-7788(85)90006-4

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