Challenges to temperature regulation when working in hot environments.
Abstract
The focus of this review is upon acute exposure to hot environments and the accompanying physiological changes. The target audience includes physiologists, physicians and occupational health and safety practitioners. Using the principles of thermodynamics, the avenues for human heat exchange are explored, leading to an evaluation of some methods used to assess thermally-stressful environments. In particular, there is a critique of the wet-bulb...
Paper Details
Title
Challenges to temperature regulation when working in hot environments.
Published Date
Jul 1, 2006
Journal
Volume
44
Issue
3
Pages
331 - 344
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