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RPE
(redirected from Respiratory Protective Equipment)

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RPERetinal Pigment Epithelium
RPERating of Perceived Exertion (exercise)
RPERespiratory Protective Equipment
RPERegular Pulse Excitation
RPERegistered Professional Engineer
RPERapid Palatal Expansion (medical device used in dentistry to expand the palate)
RPERestaurant Pro Express (software)
RPERadiation Pattern Envelope (antenna gain pattern characteristic)
RPERocket Propulsion Establishment (UK)
RPERelative Pointing Error (engineering)
RPERemote Program Execution
RPERequest for Product Enhancement
RPERoyal Penguin Empire (gaming group)
RPERelated Payroll Expense
RPERange Probable Error
RPEReceive, Process & Exploit
RPERating/Rate of Perceived Exertion
RPERecursive Pseudo-Exhaustive
RPERectangular Pixel Encoding
RPEReceiver Performance Evaluation
RPERepair Parts Estimate


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Such programs include a training module on the distribution and fit-testing of respiratory protective equipment at the WTC site.
Rising from the ashes: NIEHS awards post-WTC grants. (NIEHS News) by Dooley, Erin E. / Environmental Health Perspectives
In this research service, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts thoroughly examine the following markets: protective clothing, safety gloves, above the neck personal protective equipment, respiratory protective equipment and safety footwear.
In 2006, Around 81 Per Cent of All Personal Protection Equipment ... by Business Wire
To be useful in realistically assessing both health risks and the potential need for workers to use respiratory protective equipment during periods of acute exposure, the measurement method must provide data over time, because exhaust levels rise and fall sharply during various activities associated with the aircraft.
An Exhaustive Search for Answers by Hood, Ernie / Environmental Health Perspectives
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