The physiological requirements of sealed high altitude aircraft compartments / by Harry G. Armstrong, Captain, Medical Corps.

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IdentifierLMAN_text_121Call NumberMANOPS.U5.A76.272SourceManuals CollectionContributorArmstrong, Harry G.United States. Army. Air Corps. Materiel Division.United States. War Department.PublishedDayton, Ohio : Air Corps, Materiel Division, 1935.Date1935Description41 pages : tables, graph ; 28 cm.SubjectAviation medicine.Altitude, Influence of.Flight--Physiological effects.NoteDated December 19, 1935.

Air Corps Technical Report no. 4165

Includes bibliographical references (page 34)Table of ContentsContents: Summary -- Object -- Method and procedure -- Results and discussion -- Introduction -- General physiological considerations -- Temperature control -- Humidity control -- Ventilation -- The carbon monoxide problem -- The carbon dioxide problem -- Other noxious gases -- Barometric pressure considerations -- Oxygen requirements -- Conclusions and recommendations.Original FormatmanualsreportsBibliographic CitationManuals Collection/The Museum of Flight LibraryRightsNo copyright - United StatesCatalog RecordView original catalog record

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