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TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT IN THE UNDERBODY UNDER PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO LOW TEMPERATURES AND WIND LOADS
Journal: Current Fire Safety Issues (Vol.24, No. 2)Publication Date: 2025-06-03
Authors : Sergey M. Dymov Maxim V. Vishchekin Roman A. Kislyakov Olga A. Korenkova;
Page : 9-19
Keywords : firefighter's helmet; temperature measurement methodology; temperature in the underbody space; climatic test methodology; personal protective equipment;
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Abstract
The article discusses some methods for measuring the temperature on a person's head in personal protective equipment against wind loads and low temperatures. Sample data from field tests are presented. Diagrams of air gaps in a firefighter's helmet and the passage of air flows through them are shown. The need for instrumental temperature control in the engine compartment and possible criteria for a subjective assessment of the protective properties of a fire helmet is stated.
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