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Thermal function of a clothing ensemble during work: dependency on inner clothing layer fit

NIELSEN et al., 1989

Document ID
785217515406911806
Author
NIELSEN R
GAVHED D
NILSSON H
Publication year
Publication venue
Ergonomics

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A tight-fitting crewneck undergarment (U) and a loose-fitting shirt (S) were studied as part of a commonly used clothing ensemble (I101= 0.22 m2KW− 1). Ten clothed male subjects performed standardized packing work ([Vdot] O2= 0.761 min− 1) at three climatic conditions …
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