1

22/5/2016

2

1.
2.

<. : > 22/5/2016

 1. (Heat)
3

(Celsius)
(Fahrenheit)
1
1 1

<. : > 22/5/2016
 1.1 (Heat stress)
4

<. : > 22/5/2016
 1.2 (Heat Strain)
5

(Fever)
(Heat Stroke)
(Heat Exhaustion)
(Heat Cramp)
(Heat Rash)
(dehydration)

<. : > 22/5/2016

 3.3
6

Work at hot Environment Heat stress

Increase Body Temperature
Evaporation
High Body Temperature Radiation
Convection
Fever Conduction
Heat Stroke Heat isnt release
Heat Exhaustion from body in balance.
Must Rehydrate &
Heat Cramp
Replace Body Salts
Heat Rash Heat Strain
dehydration 22/5/2016
 3.3 ()
7

3.3.1 (Evaporation)

22 %

 1.3 ()
8

1 (Radiation)




10 %

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 1.3 ()
9

2 (Conduction)

3 %

<. : > 22/5/2016

 1.3 ()
10

3. (Convection)

(/
)

12 %




<. : > 22/5/2016
 1.4
11

1) (Fever)

<. : > 22/5/2016

 1.4 ()
12

2) (Heat Stroke)
40.5 C

<. : > 22/5/2016

 1.4 ()
13

3) (Heat Exhaustion)

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 1.4 ()
14

4) (Heat Cramp)
electrolyte
electrolyte




1 1


<. : > 22/5/2016
 1.4 ()
15

5) (dehydration)

<. : > 22/5/2016

 1.5
16

Wet Bulb Globe Temperature (WBGT)

(Dry Bulb Thermometer : DB)
(Natural Wet Bulb Thermometer : NWB)
(Globe Bulb Thermometer : GT)
GT
DB

NWB

17

<. : > 22/5/2016


18

<. : > 22/5/2016

 1.6
19

.. 2549


.. 2550






<. : > 22/5/2016
 1.7
20

<. : > 22/5/2016

 2 (Cold)
21

<. : > 22/5/2016

 2.1
22

1) (Hypothermia)
35 C 2-10 C

<. : > 22/5/2016

 2.2 ()
23

2) Raynauds Phenomenon

<. : > 22/5/2016

 2.2 ()
24

3) (Frostbite)
/


1 C
3 2
1
2
3

3
<. : > 22/5/2016
 2.2 ()
25

4) Chilblains Pernio

Chronic Pernio Ble toes

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 2.3
26