1993 Fiscal Year Annual Research Report
靴の素材および構造がヒトの衣服内気候と運動能力の遂行に与える影響
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03680090
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| Research Institution | Osaka Shin-ai College |
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Principal Investigator |
川端 厚子 大阪信愛女学院短期大学, 助教授 (30167358)
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| Co-Investigator(Kenkyū-buntansha) |
登倉 尋実 奈良女子大学, 人間文化研究科, 教授 (80027490)
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| Keywords | rectal temperatures / dry and wet heat loss / thermoregulatory responses / walking shoes / mesh shoes / sandals / heat load / three different kinds of shoes |
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| Research Abstract |
The present experiments were carried out in August to clarify the effects of three different kinds of shoes on thermoregulatory responses and clothing microclimates in six adult women during walking under the blazing sun and rest in the shade.Air temperature ranged from 33℃ to 37℃ under the sun and from 28℃ to 32℃ in the shade,glove temperature from 35℃ to 41℃,wind velocities from 0.6 to 1.7msec.Six female students aged 19-20 years volunteered as subjects.The shoes used in experiments were walking shoes(weigth 350g),mesh shoes(350g)and sandals(350g).The subjects wore cotton training T-shirts with long sleeves and cotton skirts.The measurement items were skin temperature,clothing microclimate,rectal temperature and subjective sensations.They walked to the metronome under the blazing sun for 10 min and tookrest in the shade for 10 min.These schedules were repeated four times.
Main results are summarized as follows:(1)Rectal temperatures were kept significantly higher in walking shoes throughout the experimental periods of 80 min,compared with those in mesh shoes and sandals.(2)Sole and instep skin temperatures were significantly higher in part in walking shoes than those in mesh shoes and sandals.(3)Clothing microclimate temperatures near sole were significantly higher mostly in walking shoes during walking and rest than those in mesh shoes and sandals.(4)Clothing microclimate humidities near sole were significantly higher mostly during walking and rest in walking shoes than those in mesh shoes and sandals.
From these results,it is presumed that the dry and wet heat loss from feet to surroundings were reduced in walking shoes,resulting in the highest rectal temperatures.Present results seem to show that it is important to choose the shoes properly in order to reduce the thermoregulatory heat load during walking under the blazing sun.
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Research Products
(4 results)
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[Publications] Atsuko,Kawabata and Hiromi Tokura: "Effect of hieh-and low-heeled shoes on the skin temperatures during walking" Jpn.Res.Assn.Text.End.Uses.34. 4-9 (1993)
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[Publications] Astuko,Kawabata and Hiromi Tokura: "Effect of shoe type on the thermoregulatory response and clothing microclimate in women during walking and resting" J.Home Econ.Jpn. 44. 665-670 (1993)
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[Publications] Atsuko,Kawabata and Hiromi Tokura: "Effect of two kinds of sports shoes with different structure on thermoregulatory responses" Ann.Physiol.Anthrop.12. 165-171 (1993)
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[Publications] Astuko,Kawabata and Hiromi Tokura: "The effects of three different types of shoes on thermoregulatory responses and clothing microclimate in women during walking auder the blazing sun and rest in the shade." Int.J.Biometeorol.,in press.
