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A new weighting system for mean surface temperature of the human body
Journal of Applied Physiology · 1964 · Vol. 19(3) · pp. 531–533
Narayanan Ramanathan✉(All India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health)
Abstract
On the basis of an analysis of the skin temperature data on three resting human subjects from 112 experiments, a simple weighting system for computing the mean skin temperature from observations on four areas of the body, namely, chest, arms, thighs, and legs, has been proposed. The proposed system of weighting yields mean skin temperature values identical with the elaborate Hardy-Dubois weighting formula. The value of the medial thigh temperature as an index of the mean skin temperature has also been investigated and discussed. skin temperature measurement Submitted on May 20, 1963
Infrared Thermography in MedicineThermal Regulation in MedicineThermoregulation and physiological responsesWeightingSkin temperatureMean radiant temperatureMean valueBody surfaceThighMathematicsAnatomyStatisticsPhysics
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Body TemperatureBody WeightHumansIndiaSkinTemperatureHuman Body
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