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It depends on the numbers hiding under that language. There indeed are high dry-bulb temperatures where the body can't keep the sweat production up. Imagine in
by actionfromafar 2y ago
It depends on the numbers hiding under that language.
There indeed are high dry-bulb temperatures where the body can't keep the sweat production up. Imagine in some dry, hot desert, with ever increasing temperature. At some point is the maximum what your body can take.
Well, it turns out (according to the text) - that the human body is not a perfect web-bulb.
- datameta 2y agoValid points. From my perspective the human body understands a high dry-bulb environment being dangerous. I think people in high wet-bulb temperature zones are at highest risk because it is tough to estimate exposure - especially with excessive heat waves happening more.