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৷๝৷᐀ٙʈЪᐑྤʊ࿁௶ਗ٫ٙᔖุ਄ੰிϓəᘌࠠٙ ޴ᗫ޼Ӻධͦ͟࠰ಥतйБ݁ਜ޼Ӻ༟п҅Ꮄৣ޼
ܿ኷ձ۾উf࠰ಥࢀ֙فᆠᆓ᐀dܔጘʈɛڗࣛගආБ৷ Ӻ ږ€RGC ධͦᇜ໮ PolyU510409, PolyU5107/11E,
੶ܓٙ᜗ɢ௶ਗd࢙׸̈ତʔΝ೻ܓٙʕ౼ᘣًfމəᆽ PolyU510513˸ʿᔖุτΌ਄ੰ҅޼Ӻږ€OSHC ධ
ڭܔጘʈɛίفᆠࢀ֙ٙ਄ੰၾτΌd͉˖౤̈əɓӻΐ ͦᇜ໮ CM/4R/2011-01༟пf޼Ӻྠඟชᑽ࠰ಥג܊
ତʊ޼೯ٙણ݄eܸˏeʈЪςۆձཫԣ˙جfҤ৷๝৷ ։ࡰึeอᒿਿήପ೯࢝Ϟࠢʮ̡eϞлܔጘϞࠢʮ̡e
᐀ܔጘήᆵʈՓ؂͵ʊί޼೯චݬd΢ධԣ౼ࠥ๝ٙ޼Ӻ ʕ਷ܔጘʈ೻€࠰ಥϞࠢʮ̡e࠰ಥଣʈɽኪ५ᔌʿ
ε၍ᄁɨd޴ڦঐϞࣖࠥЭ˒̮ʈɛίفᆠ˂ंɨʕ౼ٙ ႡВኪӻe࠰ಥ઺ԃኪ৫˸ʿ࠰ಥ৷ഃ઺ԃ߅Ҧ઺ԃኪ
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CHAN, A.P.C. (2013) Report on the study on the effectiveness of personal
cooling equipment for protecting workers from heat stroke while
௓ފݰ઺બ working in a hot environment, OSHC, Hong Kong.
CHAN, A.P.C., YAM, M.C.H., CHUNG, J.W.Y., and YI, W. (2012a)
Developing a heat stress model for construction workers, Journal of
௓ފݰ઺બ݊त஢ܔி Facilities Management, 10(1), 59-74.
ࢪeʈ೻ࢪeᐄிࢪʿ಻ CHAN, A.P.C., YANG, Y., WONG, D.P., LAM, E.W.M. and LI, Y. (2013a)
Factors affecting horticultural and cleaning workers' preference on
ඎࢪdಀ׵࠰ಥʿऎ̮ε cooling vests, Journal of Building and Environment, 66, 181-189.
הഹΤ৷ഃኪִʈЪf௓ CHAN, A.P.C., YI, W., WONG, D.P., YAM, M.C.H. and CHAN, D.W.M.
઺બٙ޼Ӻჯਹܼ̍ධͦ (2012b) Determining an optimal recovery time for construction rebar
workers after working to exhaustion in a hot and humid environment,
၍ଣdʈ೻મᒅၾו̍ᗫ Building and Environment, 58, 163-171.
ӻdܔጘ၍ଣʿ຾᏶dܔ CHAN, A.P.C., YI, W. and WONG, F.K.W. (2014) Evaluating the
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ጘุ਄ੰτΌ˙ࠦٙے༔؂ਕf௓઺બܵϞߵ਷
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