jailcd2023041: Classification of Stress Test based on Assessment of Built Environment

Abstract

In recent years, researchers have paid more attention to the quality of indoor environment, and the number of related experimental studies has increased rapidly. The conclusion of indoor environment quality experiment is an important evidence of promoting building design and improving building codes, which is of great significance to the development of building science. In order to simulate the behavior of the subjects or to obtain more explicit and intuitive experimental data, such experiments usually involve a series of stress tests. Stress test can make people's body function into a relatively extreme state, induce corresponding physiological performance, help to understand the impact of the current environmental state on the body clearly, and get clearer experimental conclusions. This paper classifies and summarizes the common stress tests in current experimental studies and summarizes the application range of different tests. In addition, the experimental flow chart of various stress tests was drawn based on existing studies. On this basis, in view of the characteristics and deficiencies of current stress testing, this paper puts forward optimization suggestions for future related experimental studies, hoping to provide a perfect and feasible experimental scheme for different types of studies and provide certain reference value for future studies.