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Bomb disposal in the Tropics: a cocktail of metabolic and environmental heat
Ian B Stewart
, Andrew Townshend
, Amanda M Rojek
,
Joseph Costello
Queensland University of Technology
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heat
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bombs
100%
strains
71%
levels
42%
explosives
42%
ordnance
42%
equipment
28%
safety
28%
australia
28%
urine
28%
positioning
28%
specific gravity
28%
operation
14%
simulation
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risks
14%
fatigue
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air
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recovery
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symptoms
14%
height
14%
x radiation
14%
ambient temperature
14%
muscles
14%
males
14%
humidity
14%
body temperature
14%
tropical regions
14%
hydration
14%
dehydration
14%
bulbs
14%
heat dissipation
14%
Engineering
Core Temperature
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Operational Scenario
100%
Australia
100%
Heat Losses
50%
Climatic Condition
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Globe Temperature
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Core Body Temperature
50%
Max
50%
Body Mass
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Relative Humidity
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Chilling
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Urine Specific Gravity
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Body Temperature
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Thirst
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Relative Humidity
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Food Science
Density (Specific Gravity)
100%