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Fall 2014
When physical activity and sweating cease in cold environments, it is imperative that the fabrics near the skin return to a dry state as quickly as possible in order to maintain comfort and avoid excessive heat loss. A variety of moisture management fabrics developed for underwear and jacket...
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Thermal Protection and Thermal Comfort: An Evaluation of the Fabrics Used in Chefs’ Uniforms against Thermal Hazards in the Kitchen
DownloadSpring 2014
Workers in kitchens are at risk of burn injuries and thermal discomfort related to the hot and humid kitchen environment. However, thermal protective performance of chefs’ uniforms has received limited research attention. The purpose of the current research was to investigate how effective...