The Air Calorimeter: an innovative tool for the scientific discovery of the human heat stress response in a warming planet
空气热量计:科学发现地球变暖中人类热应激反应的创新工具
基本信息
- 批准号:RTI-2019-00212
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10.55万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Research Tools and Instruments
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Temperature regulation is a vital aspect of human survival as relatively small deviations in internal body temperature can lead to profound disruptions in whole-body heat balance. This balance is easily disturbed during exposure to a hot environment and/or increases in metabolic heat production due to exercise. To offset this increase, highly developed autonomic thermoregulatory responses are activated to enhance whole-body heat loss. The Snellen air calorimeter housed at the University of Ottawa is the world's only active calorimeter capable of measuring this highly dynamic and powerful physiologic response. This unique scientific tool provides an accurate measure of the heat dissipated and stored by the body, thereby enabling leading-edge research on the human heat stress response. Without the benefit of whole-body calorimetry our ability to measure whole-body heat exchange can only be estimated by the measurement of local heat loss responses of skin blood flow and sweating (surrogate measures of whole-body heat loss) and/or body temperatures (proxy measure of body heat storage). As our research demonstrates, this can lead to misguided conclusions about an individual's level of thermal strain to a given heat stress. In this application, we are requesting the replacement of some aging instruments in imminent danger of failing permanently. We will replace these with newer, state-of-art components with greater operational responsiveness and/or measurement sensitivity that will improve our calorimetric measurement of whole-body heat exchange and body heat storage. These include i) recording system for the high-precision temperature sensors critical to the measurement of dry heat exchange and mass flow, ii) gas analysers to measure heat production and used to quantify body heat storage, and iii) Eddy current ergometer to regulate heat production during exercise. To enhance the operational capacity of our calorimeter we seek to install a load cell platform on the calorimeter floor that will permit the continuous measurement of sweat loss that with the concomitant measurement of whole-body evaporative heat loss will give us an unparalleled ability to measure whole-body sweating efficiency. Key to the improvement of the operational capability of our calorimeter will be the reconfiguration of the software platform that controls all mechanical components (heater, boiler, other) and instruments (ergometer, gas analyzers, physiological devices, other) of the calorimeter. The components requested in this application will ensure that the calorimeter remains functional to enable fundamental research in human thermoregulation leading to new discoveries in our understanding of the human heat stress response. Importantly, it will attract a new cadre of trainees and drive a new generation and culture of scientific growth to address real-world challenges faced by industry and other sectors of our population affected by extreme heat spurred by a warming planet.
温度调节是人类生存的一个重要方面,因为体内温度相对较小的偏差可能导致全身热平衡的严重破坏。这种平衡在暴露于热环境和/或由于运动引起的代谢产热增加期间容易被扰乱。 为了抵消这种增加,高度发达的自主体温调节反应被激活,以增强全身热损失。位于渥太华大学的Snellen空气热量计是世界上唯一能够测量这种高度动态和强大的生理反应的主动热量计。这种独特的科学工具提供了对人体散发和储存的热量的准确测量,从而能够对人体热应激反应进行前沿研究。如果没有全身量热法的好处,我们测量全身热交换的能力只能通过测量皮肤血流和出汗的局部热损失反应(全身热损失的替代测量)和/或体温(身体热储存的替代测量)来估计。正如我们的研究表明,这可能会导致关于个人对给定热应力的热应变水平的误导性结论。在本申请中,我们要求更换一些有永久失效危险的老化仪器。我们将用更新的、最先进的组件替换这些组件,这些组件具有更高的操作响应性和/或测量灵敏度,这将改善我们对全身热交换和身体热储存的量热测量。这些包括i)用于测量干热交换和质量流的高精度温度传感器的记录系统,ii)用于测量产热和用于量化身体热量储存的气体分析仪,以及iii)用于调节运动期间产热的涡流测力计。为了提高我们的热量计的操作能力,我们寻求在热量计地板上安装一个称重传感器平台,该平台将允许连续测量汗液损失,伴随着全身蒸发热损失的测量,这将使我们具有无与伦比的测量全身出汗效率的能力。提高我们热量计操作能力的关键是重新配置控制热量计所有机械组件(加热器、锅炉等)和仪器(测力计、气体分析仪、生理设备等)的软件平台。本申请中要求的组件将确保热量计保持功能,以实现人类体温调节的基础研究,从而在我们对人类热应激反应的理解中获得新的发现。重要的是,它将吸引新的受训人员队伍,并推动新一代科学发展文化,以应对工业和受地球变暖引发的极端高温影响的其他人口部门所面临的现实挑战。
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- 批准号:
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- 资助金额:
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- 资助金额:
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- 批准号:
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- 批准号:
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- 资助金额:
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- 批准号:
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- 资助金额:
$ 10.55万 - 项目类别:
Engage Grants Program
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- 批准号:
RGPIN-2014-06313 - 财政年份:2018
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$ 10.55万 - 项目类别:
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514157-2017 - 财政年份:2017
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$ 10.55万 - 项目类别:
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