FIELD TESTING OF FACIAL PROTECTIVE DEVICE IN ANTARCTICA
Face masks were tested under field conditions at Pole Station, McMurdo, Byrd Station, and Hallett Station. Weather conditions varied from temperatures of +4F, 30 knots wind, daylight but cloudy to -75F, 17 knots wind and night. The face mask keeps the wearer's face warm and will provide protect...
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ftdtic:AD0639179 2023-05-15T14:05:30+02:00 FIELD TESTING OF FACIAL PROTECTIVE DEVICE IN ANTARCTICA NEILSEN, Arne G. Perlitsh, Max J. Allenworth, Thomas M. NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH LAB NEW LONDON CT 1963-04-24 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0639179 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0639179 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0639179 Availability: Document partially illegible. DTIC AND NTIS Protective Equipment *PROTECTIVE MASKS METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENA RESPIRATION ANTARCTIC REGIONS COLD WEATHER TESTS EYEGLASSES Text 1963 ftdtic 2016-02-21T09:43:10Z Face masks were tested under field conditions at Pole Station, McMurdo, Byrd Station, and Hallett Station. Weather conditions varied from temperatures of +4F, 30 knots wind, daylight but cloudy to -75F, 17 knots wind and night. The face mask keeps the wearer's face warm and will provide protection to the eyes from cold and glare. Observers comments are as follows: (1) Limited field of vision. (2) Inability to wear glasses with mask. (3) Excessive resistance to breathing. (4) Collection of condensation and/or mucus on face side of mask with the subsequent leakage of these fluids from lower edge of mask and freezing or running down neck. (5) Mask makes communication (speaking or hearing) difficult. (6) Proper and comfortable fit of mask to all wearers is difficult. (7) Having a beard reduces the efficiency of the mask, but two of observers that had no beards reported lower part of the mandible getting cold. (8) Inability to wear some types of issue hats/caps with the mask. Text Antarc* Antarctic Antarctica Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Antarctic Byrd Byrd Station ENVELOPE(-119.533,-119.533,-80.017,-80.017) Hallett ENVELOPE(170.217,170.217,-72.317,-72.317) Hallett Station ENVELOPE(170.300,170.300,-72.300,-72.300) |
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Protective Equipment *PROTECTIVE MASKS METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENA RESPIRATION ANTARCTIC REGIONS COLD WEATHER TESTS EYEGLASSES NEILSEN, Arne G. Perlitsh, Max J. Allenworth, Thomas M. FIELD TESTING OF FACIAL PROTECTIVE DEVICE IN ANTARCTICA |
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Face masks were tested under field conditions at Pole Station, McMurdo, Byrd Station, and Hallett Station. Weather conditions varied from temperatures of +4F, 30 knots wind, daylight but cloudy to -75F, 17 knots wind and night. The face mask keeps the wearer's face warm and will provide protection to the eyes from cold and glare. Observers comments are as follows: (1) Limited field of vision. (2) Inability to wear glasses with mask. (3) Excessive resistance to breathing. (4) Collection of condensation and/or mucus on face side of mask with the subsequent leakage of these fluids from lower edge of mask and freezing or running down neck. (5) Mask makes communication (speaking or hearing) difficult. (6) Proper and comfortable fit of mask to all wearers is difficult. (7) Having a beard reduces the efficiency of the mask, but two of observers that had no beards reported lower part of the mandible getting cold. (8) Inability to wear some types of issue hats/caps with the mask. |
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NEILSEN, Arne G. Perlitsh, Max J. Allenworth, Thomas M. |
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NEILSEN, Arne G. Perlitsh, Max J. Allenworth, Thomas M. |
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NEILSEN, Arne G. |
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FIELD TESTING OF FACIAL PROTECTIVE DEVICE IN ANTARCTICA |
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FIELD TESTING OF FACIAL PROTECTIVE DEVICE IN ANTARCTICA |
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FIELD TESTING OF FACIAL PROTECTIVE DEVICE IN ANTARCTICA |
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FIELD TESTING OF FACIAL PROTECTIVE DEVICE IN ANTARCTICA |
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FIELD TESTING OF FACIAL PROTECTIVE DEVICE IN ANTARCTICA |
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field testing of facial protective device in antarctica |
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1963 |
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ENVELOPE(-119.533,-119.533,-80.017,-80.017) ENVELOPE(170.217,170.217,-72.317,-72.317) ENVELOPE(170.300,170.300,-72.300,-72.300) |
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Antarctic Byrd Byrd Station Hallett Hallett Station |
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Antarctic Byrd Byrd Station Hallett Hallett Station |
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Antarc* Antarctic Antarctica |
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Antarc* Antarctic Antarctica |
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