The thermal index of the atmosphere and building environment mainly evaluated deep underground mines' hot and humid working environments. However, their predicted thermal neutral temperature often differed from the actual situation. At present, there is no straightforward method to determine the thermal neutral temperature of mine working face. The exergy analysis method was combined with the Prediction Heat Strain model to establish a human exergy model. The model was used to calculate the exergy parameter of workers with humidity of 80 %–100 %, wind speed of 0.3–4.0 m/s, moderate/severe/extremely severe labour, and the corresponding relationship between the exergy parameter thresholds was analyzed. The rationality of using the minimum exergy consumption to determine the thermal neutral temperature was verified using the subjective thermal sensation voting (TSV) obtained from the simulated mine labour experiment. The results show that when the human body exergy transfer is the largest, the exergy efficiency is the largest, and the exergy consumption is the most minor (non-high temperature environment). The thermal neutral temperature of the working face is approximately equal to the ambient temperature corresponding to the maximum exergy transfer and minimum exergy consumption. When the wind speed is above 2.5 m/s, the thermal neutral temperature can be increased, which is conducive to reducing the energy consumption of refrigeration equipment. The human exergy model can predict the thermal neutral temperature of the working face, which provides a new idea for studying the thermal comfort of workers. It provides a meaningful reference for ventilation and cooling in coal mining faces.
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