Model For Facial Cooling

by Taylor Bowen

Submitted : Spring 2014

An equation was derived by calculus and algebra that could be used to determine the ambient temperature needed to cool the face to 10 °C. Different wind speeds could be plugged into this equation to determine the corresponding ambient temperature. It was concluded that the lower the wind speed, the lower the ambient temperature needed to be (and vice-versa) to cause pain in the cheek.

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