Thermal data were obtained using Jaguar aircraft flying routine, warm weather operations in Sardinia. The data were analyzed in terms of the ambient and cockpit wet bulb, globe temperatures (WBGT), and the mean body temperature (Tb) of the pilot. Relationships described by equations of negative slope, were obtained between Tb and sortie time and between cockpit WBGT and sortie time. MODEL WAS developed for predicting aircrew thermal strain in the Jaguar from cockpit temperature and sortie time.
Cockpit Thermal Stress and Aircrew Thermal Strain During Routine Jaguar Operations
1979
22 pages
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