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Design and Evaluation of a Garment System for Protection Against Steam and Hot Water

Authors
  • Sihong Yu (University of Alberta)
  • Megan Strickfaden (University of Alberta)
  • Elizabeth Crown (University of Alberta)

Abstract

People working in the western Canadian oil industry are exposed to extreme environments and hazardous equipment. With a focus on functional clothing and user-centred design this paper reports on a study that took place over five years, that involving the design and evaluation of a garment system to protect from steam and hot water.

Keywords: PPE, multi-method, Oilfields, hazards

How to Cite:

Yu, S., Strickfaden, M. & Crown, E., (2013) “Design and Evaluation of a Garment System for Protection Against Steam and Hot Water”, International Textile and Apparel Association Annual Conference Proceedings 70(1).

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Published on
2013-01-01

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