Fundamental factors in the design of protective respiratory equipment
Subtitle: (Office of Scientific Research and Development. Report No. 1222, 5338-5339, 5732.)
Series: Harvard University. School of Public Health, Boston, Mass. Department of Physiology
Publisher: Harvard University Press.
Published: 1943
Place of publication: Cambridge
Language: eng
Notes: The reports were issued under contract with the Office of Scientific Research and Development. The Official investigator of the first report was Dr. Cecil K. Drinker. Investigators for the next three reports were Dr. Drinker and Dr. Thorne M. Carpenter.
Table of contents: title: 1222. Inspiratory air flow measurements on human subjects with and without resistance. By Leslie Silverman, Robert C. Lee, George Lee, Katherine R. Drinker and Thorne M. Carpenter. 1943.; title: 5338. A portable instrument for measuring respiratory air flows under field conditions. By Leslie Silverman, Theodore Plotkin, George Lee, Donald P. Smith. Technical assistant V.S. Coropatchinsky. 1945.; title: 5339. A study and an evaluation of inspiratory and expiratory resistances for protective respiratory equipment. By Leslie Silverman, George Lee, Anne R. Yancey, Leonore Amory, Laura J. Barney, Robert C. Lee. Technical Assistants, Katherine R. Lee, V.S. Coropatchinsky, Mary C. Schroeder. 1945.; title: 5732. Inspiratory and expiratory air flow measurements on human subjects with and without resistance at several work rates. By Leslie Silverman, George Lee, Theodore Plotkin, Leonore Amory and Anne R. Yancey.