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management, in International Conference on Occupational Health and Safety in Minerals
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Ergon. 40, 161–164 (2009)
94. G.F. Fonseca, Heat transfer properties of military protective headgear, US Army Natick Labs,
Accession Number: AD0783434, 1974
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Executive, Britain, Translation Number-8526, 1977
96. B. Chinn, B. Canaple, S. Derler, D. Doyle, D. Otte, E. Schuller, R. Willinger, Belgium. Directorate General for Energy and Transport. Final Report of the Action Cost 327: Motorcycle
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97. X. Liu, J. Abeysekera, H. Shahnavaz, Subjective evaluation of three helmets in cold laboratory
and warm field conditions. Intl. J. Ind. Ergon. 23, 223–230 (1999)
98. J.I. Kamin, A.A. Scalone, NIOSH safety research in protective helmets. Am. Ind. Hyg. Asso.
J. 35, 489–502 (1974)
99. T.D. Proctor, A review of research relating to industrial helmet design. J. Occup. Accid. 3,
259–272 (1982)
100. A.E. Coleman, A.K. Mortagy, Ambient head temperature and football helmet design. Med.
Sc. Sports 5, 204–208 (1973)
101. W.A. Spaul, U. Reischlu, D.I.E. Rosenau, R.D. Booth, Ventilation analysis of industrial head
and face protective systems. Trend Ergon. 437–443 (1987)
102. W. Roszkowski, Guidelines for modernization of safety helmets. Ochrony Pracy 30, 75–86
(1980)
103. J.D. Hardy, E.F.D. Bois, Basal metabolism, radiation, convection and vaporization at
temperatures of 22 to 35 Deg. C. J. Nutrition 15, 477–497 (1938)
104. Y.L. Hsu, C.-Y. Tai, T.-C. Chen, Improving thermal properties of industrial safety helmets.
Intl. J. Ind. Ergon. 26, 109–117 (2000)
105. J.D. Cotter, N.A.S. Taylor, The distribution of cutaneous sudomotor and alliesthesial thermosensitivity in mildly heat-stressed humans: an open-loop approach. J. Physol. 565, 335–345
(2005)
106. X. Liu, Evaluation of thermal comfort of headgear, Ph.D. thesis, Lulea University of
Technology, Lulca, Sweden
107. P.A. Brühwiler, C. Ducas, R. Huber, P.A. Bishop, Bicycle helmet ventilation and comfort
angle dependence. Eur. J. Appl. Physol. 92, 698–701 (2004)
108. C.P. Bogerd, P.A. Brühwiler, The role of head tilt, hair and wind speed on forced convective
heat loss through full-face motorcycle helmets: a thermal manikin study. Intl. J. Ind. Ergon.
38, 346–353 (2008)
109. S.A. Nunneley, Heat-stress in protective clothing, interactions among physical and physiological factors. Scandinavian J. Work, Environ. Health 15, 52–57 (1989)
110. W. Roszkowski, Comparative tests on helmets of polish and foreign makes, UK. Health and
Safety Executive (1979)
111. J.D.A. Abeysekera, I. Holmer, C. Dupuis, in Heat Transfer Characteristics of Industrial Safety
Helmets, ed. by M. Kumashiro, E.D. Megaw (1991)