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Technology Survey for Enhancement of Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear Respiratory Protection

A technology survey was conducted to identify enhancement technologies that offer the most promise for significant advancements in chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear individual respiratory protection. The focus was on two enhancement areas: protection and physiology. Novel sealing conce...

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Main Authors:	Richardson, Aaron W, Hofacre, Kent C, Gardner, Paul D
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Subjects:	ACTIVE FIT PRESSURE RESPONSIVE MATERIALS ACTIVE SEAL SYSTEMS AIRTIGHT COOLING AND VENTILATING EQUIPMENT CUSTOM FIT FACIAL SEALS HEAT STRESS(PHYSIOLOGY) LEAK DETECTION SYSTEMS NON-CARBON BASED FILTRATION PASSIVE FIT POSITIVE PRESSURE Protective Equipment PROTECTIVE MASKS RESPIRATORS TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT TECHNOLOGY SURVEY THERMOELECTRIC COOLING TRADE OFF ANALYSIS
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