Study and development of materials and techniques for passive thermal control of flexible extravehicular space garments. AMRL-TR-65-156.

Performance of Vigilance and Monitoring Tasks as a Function of Workload. Amrl-tr-65-22.

This study was conducted to obtain control data on the performance of three passive tasksauditory vigilance, warning liglhts monitoring, and probability monitorincp--erformed previously in conjunction with ree active tasks. Subjects were tested for 4 urs on each of 6 successive days. A task schedule requiring performance of all six tasks was employed on 2 hours of each daily session, while perf...

Height-weight Sizing of Protective Garments, Based on Japanese Air Self-defense Force Pilot Data, with Fit-test Results. Techn Docum Rep No. Amrl-tdr-64-66.

This study discusses the development and test of a four-size HeightWeight sizing program of partial pressure and exposure suits designed for the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force. The sizing program is based upon an anthropometric survey of over 200 subjects, conducted at five air bases throughout Japan during the spring of 1961. The statistical rationale used in devising the Height-Weight progra...

Cutaneous Toxicity Evaluation of Air Force Development Materials. Vii. Amrl-tr-64-120.

Electron microscopic and morphometric study of rats exposed to 98.5 percent oxygen at atmospheric pressure. AMRL-TR-65-66.

Glazed Transitional Space as a Passive Heating System (Case Study: Glazed Loggias in Semi-Arid climate)

The environmental concern, ensuring comfort for occupants, pushed us to search for the impact of glazed loggia on thermal comfort of adjacent space in Cons tantine climate, having s trong climatic cons traints. An experimental s tudy is undertaken and described in this paper. Analysis of the in situ results is also discussed. This work shows that in winter glazed loggia benefit largely from sol...