Effects of Air Permeability of Sportswear on Body Temperature and Sweat Responses
【Supercategory:7. DESCENTE SPORTS SCIENCE Subcategory:7.16 Vol.16】
The microclimate in clothing different in material and air permeability was measured using a sweating thermal manikin. While the manikin was sweating, the increase in temperature in clothing of cotton was larger than that in clothing of polyester. Differences of moisture properties appeared immediately after the start and stop of sweating. Different materials of clothing caused difference in moisture pressure inside and outside clothing. It is necessary for analysis of the moisture transfer to measure humidity with many sensors in clothing.
DESCENTE SPORTS SCIENCE Vol.16/THE DESCENTE AND ISHIMOTO MEMORIAL FOUNDATION FOR THE PROMOTION SPORTS SCIENCE
Researcher | Yuka Hirabayashi (Yamashita) *1, Kimihiro Adachi*2, Masae Nakanishi*3, Yuichi Yanai*4, Tomiko Shiji*4 |
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University or institution | *1 Kinjo Gakuin University, *2 Osaka National Research Institute, *3 Kobe Women's University, *4 Nisshin Spinning Co., Ltd. |
Keywords
clothing, body temperature, sweat responses, air permeability, Tympanic temperatures, sweating thermal manikin