Survey of environmental parameter sensors for a personal heat stress monitor

Peters, Wendell R.; Darilek, Glenn T.; Herzig, Francis X.

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Survey of environmental parameter sensors for a personal heat stress monitor

March 1976
By Peters, Wendell R. ; Darilek, Glenn T. ; Herzig, Francis X.
Series: HEW publication ; no. (NIOSH) No. 76-182

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Peters, Wendell R. ; Darilek, Glenn T. ; Herzig, Francis X.

Peters, Wendell R. ; Darilek, Glenn T. ; Herzig, Francis X. Less -
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University of Michigan. ; National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. Division of Physical Sciences and Engineering.

University of Michigan. ; National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. Division of Physical Sciences and Engineering. Less -
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"This report summarizes the results of a directed survey and review of environmental parameter sensors for use in a personal heat stress monitor unit. A discussion of sensing techniques is given with descriptive details on the sensor's physical characteristics, theoretical basis of sensor operation, and suitability for use in a personal monitor unit. The parameters of interest in this survey are air velocity, dry bulb temperature, wet bulb temperature, natural wet bulb temperature and 1-inch globe temperature or mean radiant temperature. The sensors and measurement techniques found to be useable or adaptable through modification for use in a heat stress monitor are identified and a preliminary design is given which will permit the construction and testing of a complete system. With reference to the 6-inch globe temperature, two options are given with each requiring additional development effort for implementation. The objective of this survey did not include data recording methods or data processing. However, a short discussion is included discussing current techniques which are applicable to the system requirements." - NIOSHTIC-2

NIOSHTIC no. 20046579

76-182.pdf?id=10.26616/NIOSHPUB76182
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Heat Stress Disorders/prevention & Control Hot Temperature/adverse Effects Occupational Health Personal Protective Equipment
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HEW publication ; no. (NIOSH) No. 76-182 ; NIOSH research report

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Report
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Contract No. 210-75-0036
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vii, 91 numbered pages
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20046579
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Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection
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