Analytical review of heat and mass transfer models in protective clothing
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https://doi.org/10.33408/2519-237X.2021.5-3.352Keywords:
special protective clothing for firefighters, metabolism, thermal conductivity coefficient, heat flow, heat and mass transferAbstract
Purpose. Review the models for determining the thermophysical and physiological indicators of the state of a person in protective clothing by modeling heat and mass transfer systems.
Methods. Analysis of approaches to the determination of heat and mass transfer in protective clothing by reviewing scientific works in the area under study.
Findings. The analysis of methods for determining the thermophysical and physiological indicators of the state of a person in protective clothing by modeling heat and mass transfer systems is carried out, the necessary conditions for obtaining test data and comparison with calculation data are determined.
Application field of research. The results of the research can be used in the development, research and optimization of methods for determining the thermophysical and physiological indicators of the human condition in protective clothing of firefighters by modeling heat and mass transfer systems.
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