Common high temperature working conditions are divided into: high ambient temperature, high radiation temperature, and high temperature contact. The work required by these three types of high temperatures usually have certain differences, which requires us to protect our own safety according to their respective environments during use. The specific high temperature environment is as follows:
1. High ambient temperature: This is equivalent to the temperature in the weather forecast. It is difficult to use protective equipment for protection in daily life and industrial operations. (Individually, you can use a cooling vest to cool the body. We will discuss this in other places. ) Air conditioning is generally used to cool down. Basically not involved in hand protection.
2. Radiation high temperature: This is equivalent to the temperature in the summer heat, which is caused by heat radiation such as the sun or fire. In this case, the widely used protection method is reflected heat, such as the use of aluminum foil to reflect the heat. Partially radiates heat.
3. Exposure to high temperature: This is the high temperature that we generally mentioned, the temperature of many casting components, metal fittings and other objects in the industrial field. In industrial operations, personnel are required to move or touch the high-temperature parts. At this time, protection against high temperatures is required.