Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Occupational Heat Stress under High-heat Furnace Work Environments - A Comprehensive Review on Developing Countries
In developing countries, workers’ employed under high-heat furnace work environments are exposed to severe heat stress; an ignored occupational health hazard especially under the unorganized work-sectors. During hot summer season, lot of underprivileged workers are strained by harsh thermal work-con
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