Journal of the Textile Machinery Society of Japan · 1985 · 16 citations · 1 references
EngineeringMaterials SciencePhysicsHeat TransferThermal AnalysisThermodynamicsHeat ConductionHeat Transfer In SolidsThermal DiffusivityThermal InsulationThermal Properties Of MaterialsTransient Heat TransferMoisture ContentThermal ConductivityThermal Conductivity MeasurementsThermal Diffusivity MeasurementThermal Transient ResponseThermal Transients In MaterialsTransient Heat ConductionTransient Heat Transfer Analysis
The qmax; value was introduced as a measure of predicting warm/cool feeling of fabrics by Kawabata et al., where qmax; is the peak value of heat flux which flows out of a copper plate having a finite amount of heat into surface of fabric after the plate contacts the fabric surface.In this paper, at first, a theoretical prediction of qmax; is given as a transient heat conduction within homogeneous body and the predicted qmax; was interpreted with respect to the effects of test condition and the thermal properties of test specimen.Secondly, heat conduction within human skin after the contact of an object was analyzed. It was found that there is a time lag between the contact of metal plate and the detection of warm/cool feeling at the sensory spot in the skin. It was also found that the time lag within the skin can be effectively replaced by a first order lag electrical circuit.This result supports the validity of using qmax; as a measure of warm/cool feeling.
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Body temperature and its regulation
Iain Campbell · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine · 2011 · 84 citations
Nursing, Biophysics, Physiology +12