Wrażliwość systemu transportu masy i ciepła w ubiorze noworodka
Journal Title: Fibres and Textiles in Eastern Europe - Year 2015, Vol 23, Issue 3
Abstract
Globalny model transportu masy i ciepła jest określony za pomocą bilansu ciepła ze składnikiem opisującym parowanie potu. Ciepło jest dostarczane przez metaboliczną produkcję ciepła, a tracone za pomocą różnych zjawisk we wszystkich częściach ciała. Globalną zależność można rozwiązać dla określonych parametrów czepka i ubioru. W celu zapobieżenia hipertermii i hipotermii zostały przedyskutowane różne materiały ubioru, powierzchnie okrycia i grubości czepka, oraz charakterystyczne czasy.
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Ryszard Korycki
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