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Liquid Moisture Transport in Multilayer Fabric Sets for Firefighters Protective Clothing

2024-04-17

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Firefighters Protective Clothing consist of several layers of different properties and functions. The layers create barriers against dangerous outer factor. However, they are also barriers to transport of sweat produced by human organism. It causes that very often sweat in the form of vapor is not transferred effectively from the human organism through the FPC to environment. This leads to sweat condensation on th...

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76d087bc-632c-5174-9bf7-338581577bfb
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10.20944/preprints202404.1105.v1
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