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RETRACTED ARTICLE: Optimal design of garments for high-temperature operations based on the finite difference method

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Professional clothing design for high-temperature operations is an essential concern for industrial development. In this paper, for the existing layering of professional garments for high-temperature operations, the finite difference method is used to establish the model for the internal temperature variation of the garments. A multi-objective model is established to optimize the layering thickness of the existing professional garments for high-temperature operations. Finally, considering the heat transfer in its actual operating environment, the boundary conditions of its data model are optimized to provide a feasible solution for the subsequent design and development of high-temperature operating clothing and apparatus.

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  1. Office of the Standing Committee of Hefei Municipal People’s Congress, Hefei, 230071, China

    Jiang-Hao Li

  2. School of Microelectronics and Data Science, Anhui University of Technology, Maanshan, 243032, China

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J-HL’s main work includes topic selection, conceptualization and application. HX was responsible for putting forward the ideas and responsible for the programming, writing and revision of the entire manuscript. All authors contributed to the article and approved the submitted version.

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Li, JH., Xu, H. RETRACTED ARTICLE: Optimal design of garments for high-temperature operations based on the finite difference method. J Comb Optim 46, 12 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10878-023-01077-8

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