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Given these values:
– Temperature (T) = 30.2°C
– Relative Humidity (RH) = 86.36%
You want to calculate the THI (Temperature-Humidity Index), drawn from a web-based environment without altering the original structure and design of the website (i.e., non-intrusive and preserving layout and functionality).
Let’s break it down step by step:
📌 THI Formula:
We’ll use the commonly used THI formula in Celsius:
THI = T − ((0.55 − 0.0055 × RH) × (T − 14.5))
Where:
– T = Temperature in Celsius
– RH = Relative Humidity in %
Step 1: Calculate THI
Given:
T = 30.2°C
RH = 86.36%
THI = 30.2 − ((0.55 − 0.0055 × 86.36) × (30.2 − 14.5))
= 30.2 − ((0.55 − 0.47498) × 15.7)
= 30.2 − (0.07502 × 15.7)
= 30.2 − 1.1778
THI ≈ 29.02
✔ THI Index Value: ﹤29.02﹥
🟩 Decision Based on THI:
Based on most standard THI rating scales (e.g., for livestock or general thermal comfort):
– THI < 27: Comfortable - 27 ≤ THI < 28: Alert - 28 ≤ THI < 30: Danger - THI ≥ 30: EmergencyYour Value: 29.02 → 🔴 Danger ZoneThis indicates thermal stress that could impact human comfort (or animal health, if relevant).Step 2: Code Snippet — Non-Intrusive Script to Overlay THI InfoBelow is a JavaScript code snippet that dynamically adds a summary widget to your site — clean, non-invasive, and won't alter core website styles. This can be appended via your footer or a custom widget area.✅ Features: - Preserves original layout/design - Adds a floating box in a corner for UX - Uses vanilla JS and inline CSS - Displays calculated THI and health warnings💻 JavaScript Code with Embedded Style and Calculation:
📝 How to Use:
– Place the above script just before