Friends who go in the sun, how much radiation heat can you tolerate? Come and take a look
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Domestic empirical data on the intensity of thermal radiation is useful for mechanical design and assessing human safety: 1. The intensity of solar thermal radiation on ordinary days is 0.93 kilowatts per square meter. 2. The intensity of thermal radiation that exposed parts of the body can tolerate for an extended period is 0.27 kilowatts per square meter. 3. The intensity of thermal radiation that can be tolerated while wearing clothing, but which causes pain after 15 seconds and blisters or burns after 30 seconds, is 4.65 kilowatts per square meter. 4. The safe intensity of thermal radiation for equipment (to prevent damage to paint) is 9.3 kilowatts per square meter. 5. The intensity of thermal radiation that causes blisters on exposed parts of the body within 10 seconds is 10.5 kilowatts per square meter
It’s the first time I’ve seen data of this kind; from what it shows, it defines the anti-corrosion paint layer on the equipment, while the rest relates to personal protection
It’s very quantitative; our lives are turning into those of machines