- Author
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McFarland, R. A.
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Teichner, W. H.
- Title
- Effects of Environment on Human Performance.
- Coporate
- Harvard Univ., Cambridge, MA
University of Massachusetts, Lowell
- Book or Conf
- Human Engineering Guide to Equipment Design,
McGraw-Hill, New York, NY,
Morgan, C. T.; Chapanis, A.; Cook, J. S., III; Lund, M. W., Editors,
411-484 p.,
1963
- Keywords
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human performance
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human factors engineering
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environmental effects
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machinery
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stress (mechanics)
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atmospheres
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ozone
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altitude
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oxygen
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hypoxia
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human beings
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survival
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oxygen concentration
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physiological effects
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psychological effects
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aircraft compartments
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pressure
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temperature
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humidity
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heat stress
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weather effects
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equations
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air conditioning
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toxicity
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contamination
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carbon monoxide
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aldehydes
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ketones
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protective equipment
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noise (sound)
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head protection
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sulfur dioxide
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ventilation
- Identifiers
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE); external and internal environments; atmospheric environment; mechanical environment; man-machine system; considerations for biophysical systems; variation in the pattern of effects; composition of the atmosphere; some properties of the U.S. standard atmosphere; cold stress; windchill index; contaminants; effects of acceleration; radial acceleration; performance in acceleration; setting tolerance limits; protection against G forces; biophysical relationships; major effects of vibration; hearing loss; annoyance or discomfort; reduced performance