Title: Metabolic Heat Production - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Headings: Metabolic Heat Production
Metabolic Heat Production
The human thermoregulatory system and its response to thermal stress
13.5.2 Exercise
Ergonomics Guidelines and Problem Solving
Whole body cooling.
TARGET LEVELS
6.3.6.1 Metabolic Rate
Target levels
Definition
PASSIVE AND LOW ENERGY DESIGN FOR THERMAL AND VISUAL COMFORT
THERMAL COMFORT
Air and water perfusion-based personal cooling systems (PCSs) to protect against heat stress in protective clothing
12.1 Introduction
Impacts of Pavement Strategies on Human Thermal Comfort
13.4.8 Metabolic Rate
Footwear for cold weather conditions
16.3.1 Foot heat sources
Ergonomics Guidelines and Problem Solving
6.2. Detailed assessment
Comfort and thermoregulatory requirements in cold weather clothing
1.1 Introduction

Content: The physiological response is aimed at eliminating excess heat in the body. Thermal acclimatization is a gradual physiological adaptation that can improve an individual's ability to withstand heat stress. It requires physical activity under heat stress conditions similar to worker’s expected environment. If the recent history of heat stress exposure has been at least two consecutive hours, as far as TLV is concerned, the worker can be considered acclimatized. When the activity is no longer continuous under those heat stress conditions, the thermal adaption begins to degenerate, and distinctly regress after four days and may disappear completely within three to four weeks. As thermal acclimatization is related to the level of heat stress expos