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KMID : 0380319930510010201
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Journal of Korean Research Institute for Better Living
1993 Volume.51 No. 1 p.201 ~ p.4
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A Study on the Thermal properties of Bifurcated Garments
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Abstract
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Abstract-The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of garment silhouette, fabric type, length, and the presence of lining on the thermal insulation vales and the regional thermal resistance when bifurcated garments were worn on the
manikin. A standing, electrically heated thermal manikin was used to measure the thermal insulation values of 96 different bifurcated garments.
@ES The results are as follows ;
@EN 1) The Icle values of bifurcated garments were significantly different in various lengths, materials and presence of lining.
2. The regional thermal resistances(△R) of belly and hip area were higher when baggy type was worn. △R1 of thigh area was different in various length.
3. Clothing variables such as clothing weight, clothing area factor(fc1), and garment patten area were highly correlated with the insulation values of the bifurcated garments. Especially garment weight was regarded as a good predictor of garment
insulation.
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