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The paper presents a complex model of heat and mass transfer in a multi-layer protective clothing exposed to a flash fire and interacting with the human skin. The clothing was made of porous fabric layers separated by air gaps. The fabrics contained bound water in the fibres and moist air in the pores.

A numerical ,model, of ,heat, and moisture transport in membrane material under steam hazard was developed and agreed well with experimental results. This ,model, was employed to explore the mechanism of ,heat, and moisture ,transfer, in membrane material. Additionally, the effect of membrane material properties and exposure conditions on ,thermal protective, performance of ,protective clothing, …

Heat, reaching the skin either by direct exposure or through one or more layers of ,clothing, will, if sufficiently intense, cause temporary (first degree) or irreversible (second or third degree) burns, depending on the type of ,thermal, hazard, rate of ,heat transfer, at …

Heat, and moisture transport through the ,clothing, system would be influenced by the condensation within layers. In cold conditions, 80% of the moisture accumulated in the ,clothing, system was located in the ,thermal, liner and moisture barrier, whereas in other conditions, most of it was accumulated in the ,thermal, …

A finite volume ,model, was developed to simulate transient ,heat transfer, in firefighters' ,protective clothing, during flash fire exposure. The ,model, domain consists of three layers of fire-resistant fabrics (outer shell, moisture barrier, and ,thermal, liner) with two air gaps between the ,clothing, layers, the human skin, and the air gap between the ,clothing, and the skin.

The paper presents a complex model of heat and mass transfer in a multi-layer protective clothing exposed to a flash fire and interacting with the human skin. The clothing was made of porous fabric layers separated by air gaps. The fabrics contained bound water in the fibres and moist air in the pores.

Keywords: density, ,Protective Clothing,, specific ,heat, capacity, ,Thermal, Conductivity, ,Thermal, Diffusivity Abstract: The authors have developed a numerical ,model, for the prediction of ,heat transfer, capabilities of ,protective clothing, when exposed to low-level radiant ,heat, flux in order to increase the comfort of the ,protective clothing, used by firefighters.

A finite volume ,model, was developed to simulate transient ,heat transfer, in firefighters' ,protective clothing, during flash fire exposure. The ,model, domain consists of three layers of fire-resistant fabrics (outer shell, moisture barrier, and ,thermal, liner) with two air gaps between the ,clothing, layers, the human skin, and the air gap between the ,clothing, and the skin.

The skin model was subsequently combined with the previously developed heat and moisture transfer model in the air gap and layers of the protective garment. The whole model was then applied to study the multilayer protective clothing microclimate under normal and routine (elevated) thermal loads. The clothing heating resulted in increase of the air gap and skin surface temperature and decrease of the …

In the real environment, it is necessary to consider factors such as changes in the influence of human sweat and the moisture contained in the fabric itself, and it is possible to establish a heat and moisture transfer model under transient conditions in a multi-layer fabric combination state, and The radiant heat transfer between the layers is studied in depth, and the influence of the initial water content is …

The radiant ,heat transfer, element has been refined, and the ,model, can now address predictions of ,heat transfer, through wet ,protective clothing, materi-als. Additionally, there has been an extension of the ,thermal, properties database for fabric materials used to manufacture firefighters ’ ,protective clothing,.

A heat transfer model is developed that describes heat transfer from radiative thermal environment to human body through multilayer protective clothing. The model is coupled with an improved human...

In the real environment, it is necessary to consider factors such as changes in the influence of human sweat and the moisture contained in the fabric itself, and it is possible to establish a heat and moisture transfer model under transient conditions in a multi-layer fabric combination state, and The radiant heat transfer between the layers is studied in depth, and the influence of the initial water content is …

Heat, reaching the skin either by direct exposure or through one or more layers of ,clothing, will, if sufficiently intense, cause temporary (first degree) or irreversible (second or third degree) burns, depending on the type of ,thermal, hazard, rate of ,heat transfer, at the skin surface, and the duration of …

The skin model was subsequently combined with the previously developed heat and moisture transfer model in the air gap and layers of the protective garment. The whole model was then applied to study the multilayer protective clothing microclimate under normal and routine (elevated) thermal loads. The clothing heating resulted in increase of the air gap and skin surface temperature and decrease of the …

materials Article Comparative Analysis of the ,Thermal, Insulation ,of Multi-Layer Thermal, Inserts in a ,Protective, Jacket Dubravko Rogale 1, Goran Majstorovic´ 2 and Snježana Firšt Rogale 1,* 1 Faculty of Textile Technology, University of Zagreb, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia; dubravko.rogale@ttf.hr 2 Weltex, 11000 Beograd, Serbia; goranmajstor77@gmail.com * Correspondence: sfrogale@ttf.hr

The radiant ,heat transfer, element has been refined, and the ,model, can now address predictions of ,heat transfer, through wet ,protective clothing, materi-als. Additionally, there has been an extension of the ,thermal, properties database for fabric materials used to manufacture firefighters ’ ,protective clothing,.

materials Article Comparative Analysis of the ,Thermal, Insulation ,of Multi-Layer Thermal, Inserts in a ,Protective, Jacket Dubravko Rogale 1, Goran Majstorovic´ 2 and Snježana Firšt Rogale 1,* 1 Faculty of Textile Technology, University of Zagreb, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia; dubravko.rogale@ttf.hr 2 Weltex, 11000 Beograd, Serbia; goranmajstor77@gmail.com * Correspondence: sfrogale@ttf.hr

A numerical ,model, of ,heat, and moisture transport in membrane material under steam hazard was developed and agreed well with experimental results. This ,model, was employed to explore the mechanism of ,heat, and moisture ,transfer, in membrane material. Additionally, the effect of membrane material properties and exposure conditions on ,thermal protective, performance of ,protective clothing, …

Keywords: density, ,Protective Clothing,, specific ,heat, capacity, ,Thermal, Conductivity, ,Thermal, Diffusivity Abstract: The authors have developed a numerical ,model, for the prediction of ,heat transfer, capabilities of ,protective clothing, when exposed to low-level radiant ,heat, flux in order to increase the comfort of the ,protective clothing, used by firefighters.