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Development of a new testing protocol to evaluate cooling systems [PDF]
Thermal comfort is defined as the user's sensation of thermal well-being. This sensation can be modified by extreme environmental conditions changing the body temperature of the user.
Miriam Martinez-Albert +2 more
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Cooling performance measurements of different types of cooling vests using thermal manikin
This study compared the effectiveness of five commercially available cooling vests using three distinct thermal manikin test protocols. In addition, the constraints associated with each test protocol were elucidated, facilitating the identification of ...
Siyeon Kim +3 more
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PCM cooling vest for improving thermal comfort in hot environment
Abstract A cooling vest containing phase change materials (PCM) can help in maintaining the skin temperature of the covered parts at a comfortable level. A transient mathematical model of heat and mass transfer through clothing layers containing PCM packets was developed.
Haneen Hamdan +4 more
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Pre-, Per- and post-cooling strategies used by competitive tennis players in hot dry and hot humid conditions [PDF]
PurposeThis research investigated the pre-, per- and post cooling strategies used by competitive tennis players from various levels of play who occasionally train and compete in hot (>28°C) and humid (>60% rH), and dry (<60% rH) environments ...
Nicolas Robin +6 more
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Cooling efficiency of vests with different cooling concepts over 8-hour trials [PDF]
As frequency and severity of heat waves are increasing, personal cooling systems are being considered as a tool to mitigate heat strain in workers in various occupational settings. This study assessed cooling capacities (C; W·h·m-2) of various commercially available vests using different cooling concepts.
Urša Ciuha +2 more
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Background: Cooling vests are supportive garments used to overcome heat stress among individuals working in hot and humid environment. These vests were used extensively by fire-fighters and coal mine workers in past.
Raksha Jaipurkar +4 more
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Sports limit the length of breaks between halves or periods, placing substantial time constraints on cooling effectiveness. This study investigated the effect of active cooling during both time-limited and prolonged post-exercise recovery in the heat ...
Afton D. Seeley +3 more
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Experimental study on cooling effect and improving comfort of cooling vest
Abstract In order to provide a comfortable working space in a warm or hot environment, it is necessary to cool these spaces to consume energy. In the context of global warming, the ability to provide comfort is becoming more and more challenging. With the increase of energy consumption, the demand for cooling is also increasing [1].
Shuo Yuan, Mingrui Zhang, Ningning Zhang
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Cooling vests alleviate perceptual heat strain perceived by COVID-19 nurses [PDF]
Cooling vests alleviate heat strain. We quantified the perceptual and physiological heat strain and assessed the effects of wearing a 21°C phase change material cooling vest on these measures during work shifts of COVID-19 nurses wearing personal protective equipment (PPE).
de Korte, Johannus Q. +4 more
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The effectiveness of a cooling vest in post-exercise recovery in sprint kayaking elite male athletes
Background: Cooling vests are popular and widely used in many sports. There are several studies about their efficacy but there is not much evidence about their impact on the recovery of kayak sprint male athletes.
Francisca D Laia +5 more
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