Maximal physical work performance with European standard based fire-protective clothing system and equipment in relation to individual characteristics
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Barbara Griefahn | Veikko Louhevaara | Helena Mäkinen | Raija Ilmarinen | Christa Künemund | B. Griefahn | V. Louhevaara | C. Künemund | R. Ilmarinen | H. Mäkinen
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