Some industrial and climbing helmets subjected to a range of impact energies

Rowland, F.J.; Patel, B. S.; Keighley, J.H.

doi:10.1016/0376-6349(88)90004-1

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“…Research on strength of helmets under impact loading has been carried out extensively [1][2][3][4], since protection offered to users must be the most important safety issue for helmets. Various designs and material selections were made to maximise impact resistance of the helmet.…”

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Experimental Thermal/Moisture Mapping of Industrial Safety Helmets

Guan

Dullah

Zhou

2007

Engineering Psychology and Cognitive Ergonomics

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This paper presents the research on thermal/moisture mapping of typical industrial safety helmets using match-head-sized sensors. Three types of the industrial safety helmet were tested, one without ventilation openings, one with small ventilation holes made by the researcher, and one with manufacturing ventilation openings in the top region. Up to eight subjects were tested for each type of helmets in various ambient conditions. Results give the original measurements of the in-helmet micro climate. Results also show some interested interaction between the in-helmet temperature and relative humidity.

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