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titleOfInvention Body heat insulation and clothing
abstract (57) [Summary] [Problem] Since a conventional exothermic agent contains iron powder, there is a sense of incongruity when mounting due to its weight and thickness. Feeling of discomfort was great at the joints of the legs, shoulders, and neck. Further, the reaction duration of the exothermic agent is usually about 24 hours since the reaction rate of the exothermic agent is determined by the amount and the mixing ratio, and it has been difficult to repeatedly use or temporarily suspend the exothermic agent. SOLUTION: The body heat insulation zone of the present invention regulates the flow of the air containing moisture emanating from the body by laying a reflector on the moisture-adsorbing heat-generating element, thereby making sufficient contact with the moisture-adsorbing heat-generating element. The heating effect is enhanced. Further, radiant heat from the body is reflected at a high rate by the reflector, and air flowing along the reflector is also insulated by the reflector, so that conduction heat loss is small and the heat retaining effect is enhanced. Furthermore, the heat of moisture absorption heat generation does not rise excessively and there is no fear of low-temperature burns.
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