Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I went and measured it the other day! lol
Temperature at the site!
In weather forecasts and similar situations, temperatures are typically measured using a weather station or similar device to ensure that the thermometer is not exposed to direct sunlight.
So,
Actual temperature andIt's completely different from the temperature we feel while workingThat's it.
Even though the outside temperature is 36 degrees (according to the weather forecast), we’re working under direct sunlight, feeling the radiant heat.
I took a measurement to see what temperature we were actually feeling, making sure to avoid direct sunlight.
As of 9:39 a.m. on August 8, Reiwa 1
Since we're working on concrete, the radiant heat is insane! It's freaking hot!!
42 degrees!
This heat is really unbearable!!
How about using shade cloth as a measure against heatstroke?
Just being out of direct sunlight makes it feel a lot cooler!
Reiwa 1, August 8, as of 45 minutes past 9:00
It's 36 degrees inside the shade cloth!
Plus, it actually feels quite cold!
As expectedDirect sunlight is hard to handleRight?
It's hot inside the shade cloth, but I don't feel the heat.
And you can feel a light breeze.
It’s clear that even in extremely hot and harsh working conditions, simply installing this shade cloth makes it much more comfortable to work.
It's really easy to understand when you look at the numbers, isn't it?
Plus, when I set up a thermometer like this, I end up checking it all the time.
It's important to be mindful of the temperature while working.
By the way, the temperature had dropped even further at 9:56 a.m. that same day.
I guess tulle really is the best!
While creating shade using shade cloth and other materials is important for preventing heatstroke,
The most important thing isBeing considerate of your coworkersThat's it.
Please carry out your work while keeping a close eye on their complexion!
Stay safe during Obon!
See you later.
