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[Specifying work and rest schedule for those using heavy individual means of respiratory system protection].

Authors: S A, Faustov; K A, Andreev;

[Specifying work and rest schedule for those using heavy individual means of respiratory system protection].

Abstract

The authors present data concerning influence of gas-masks with higher respiratory resistance on functional state of subjects performing physical and operator tasks. Finding are that only individuals with high general capacity for work (PWC170 over 3.0 W/kg of body weight) could perform tasks in heavy gas-masks, therefore only for them the specification of work and rest schedule is possible. Real flow rates for inspiration and expiration under physical load in gas-mask occurred exceeding the value (30 l/min) that is accepted in national standards and servers for calculating the individual respiratory protective means resistance to air flow.

Keywords

Work, Rest, Work Schedule Tolerance, Humans, Peak Expiratory Flow Rate, Bronchitis, Adaptation, Physiological, Inspiratory Capacity, Occupational Health, Russia

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