DEVELOPMENT OF RAD HAZ SUIT AND RF MEASURING TECHNIQUES
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A. Rutkowski, C. Christianson · 1965
Finding
The silverized nylon "lino" material used in the suit withstood laundering, dry cleaning, weathering, abrasion and open sea environments without degradation of rf attenuation, properties, The suit provided a minimum of 25db attenuation for low-power fields at 5.2kmc (minimum of 30db at 425Mc) and better than 20db for high-power fields (BMEWS frequency, 200mw/sq. cm power density).
In their words
“The silverized nylon "lino" material used in the suit withstood laundering, dry cleaning, weathering, abrasion and open sea environments without degradation of rf attenuation, properties, The suit provided a minimum of 25db attenuation for low-power fields at 5.2kmc (minimum of 30db at 425Mc) and better than 20db for high-power fields (BMEWS frequency, 200mw/sq. cm power density).”
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A. Rutkowski, C. Christianson (1965). DEVELOPMENT OF RAD HAZ SUIT AND RF MEASURING TECHNIQUES.
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@article{development_of_rad_haz_suit_and_rf_measuring_techniques_g4251,
author = {A. Rutkowski and C. Christianson},
title = {DEVELOPMENT OF RAD HAZ SUIT AND RF MEASURING TECHNIQUES},
year = {1965},
}No DOI on file for this study.