Journal of the Society of Naval Architects of Japan
Online ISSN : 1884-2070
Print ISSN : 0514-8499
ISSN-L : 0514-8499
Study of Thermal Threshold and Counter-Measures for Human Body in Oceanic Working Environment
(1st Report) Heat Balance Model and Heat Storage Index
Masaki MurayamaNobuyoshi FukuchiMichiko Nakahashi
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1996 Volume 1996 Issue 179 Pages 239-251

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Abstract
The marine structure using under hot environment should be designed with careful thought of defending the workers against heat stress. An adequate heat stress index of human body is necessary for classifying the severity of working environment and taking some counter-measures.
In order to grasp the relation between the thermal state of human body and the thermal environmental factors such as operative temperature, metabolic heat and clothes, the experiment is carried out during the excise by ergo-meter in the constant temperature and humidity room and under the sunshine environment. Being based on the results of experiment, the heat balance model of human body is established with a view of calculating the quantity of heat storage as a heat stress index.
Further, the storage of body heat defined in this report is clarified to be useful for various thermal conditions.
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