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The characteristics of the thermal field in the human nasal cavity during the expiration period were investigated using computational fluid dynamics. Heat and water-vapor recovery features were quantitatively investigated under realistic distributions of the epithelial surface and air temperature. A constant expiratory flow rate of 250 mL/s was assumed. The epithelial surface temperature was approximately 34.3-34.4 °C in the nasopharynx and 33.5-33.6 °C in the vestibule region, and these values are in good agreement with the measuremen
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