C-39 冬期沿岸海洋作業のための防風雪施設の温熱生理心理反応評価

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Wind and snow shelters are now constructed for improvement of severe working environments on the coast in winter. We measured thermal physiological and psychological responses both in Furubira fishing port and in a low-temperature test room to evaluate the availability of these shelters. These results suggested that the wind and snow shelters were available for improvement of working environments in winter and that the function of windbreak was necessary for the facilities intended to reduce cold thermal stress. Additionally, we compared the skin temperatures calculated by the prediction computer program of whole body temperatures to the experimental skin temperatures. The calculated results well accorded with the experimental results. It followed that the prediction computer program of whole body temperatures was available for the environments that assume the fishing ports in winter.
社団法人空気調和・衛生工学会の論文
2005-07-25