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Fires are an accompanying manifestation in modern weaponry use and in case of   different accidents in peacetime. The standard military uniform is a primary   barrier in protection of a soldier’s body from all external influences,   including the thermal ones which can cause burns. The minimum thermal   resistance to the effect of burning napalm mixture (BNM) in individual   uniform garment materials has been determined, and is higher at simultaneous   use of more materials one over another (the so-called sandwich materials),   where the best thermal protection give sandwich materials with an air   interspace. The requirement for the thermal resistance of the material of the   filtrating protective suit (FPS) to the effect of BNM (≥ 15 s) has been fully   met. The highest thermal resistance has been demonstrated by the FPS whose   inner layer is made of polyurethane foam with active carbon. A proportional   dependence between the thermal resistance of FPS to the effect of BNM and   water vapor permeability through this garment mean has been determined, and   reversed in respect to air permeability. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke   Republike Srbije, br. TR34034

Thermal resistance testing of standard and protective filtering military garment on the burning napalm mixture