Experimental Study On The Motorcycle Helment Microclimate Heat Distribution

Muhamad Hanif Subhi, Mohd Rashid (2011) Experimental Study On The Motorcycle Helment Microclimate Heat Distribution. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Most of studies have discussed the impact energy absorption provided by the helmets to the wearers. Moreover physiological aspects of helmets have become the most important challenges facing helmets design community. In addition, many riders are not willing to wear helmet because they are not comfortable. Wearing headgear properties like motorcycle helmet reduces airflow over the head which may affect heat lost from the head to the environment, and could lead numerically the thermal to an increase in heat-related stress. Helmet thermal properties become the most important factors especially in hot climate. Therefore, helmet comfort and physiological aspects of safety helmets has been a field of increasing interest. In this project it will more focused on the experimental study of the heat distribution from the head to the helmet microclimate.

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