Effect of thermal conditions on the acceptability of respiratory protective devices on human at rest

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      <subfield code="a">The present study was conducted to determine the range of temperature and humidity conditions necessary for acceptance inside respirators worn by sedentary persons in neutral, warm and hot environments. The physiological subjective responses of six sedentary subjects wearing half-facepiece respirators were observed over a wide range of room and respirator air conditions</subfield>
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