Abstract
The effect of personal cooling systems on performance under heat stress was examined. Nine subjects were tested in severe heat stress conditions with seven types of personal cooling systems. It was found that, excluding the fan cooling system, all personal cooling systems enabled better performance as compared to performance under heat stress conditions without such a system. However, differences on several parameters among the various cooling systems were found. These differences are analyzed and the future development of such systems is discussed.
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