Lin et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Thermoregulation and thermal sensation in response to wearing tight-fitting respirators and exercising in hot-and-humid indoor environmentLin et al., 2019
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- Lin Y
- Chen C
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- Building and Environment
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Half-mask respirators have been increasingly used in public facilities to protect against indoor air contaminants. However, when they are used, the respiratory heat flow is restrained and its release into the environment is limited. This study evaluated the thermal …
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