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HFEHemochromatosis
HFEHuman Factors Engineering
HFEHydrofluoroether (cleaning solvent)
HFEHeavy Fuel Engine (unmanned aerial vehicles)
HFEHuman Factors in Electronics
HFEHope For Europe
HFEHorizontal Fiscal Equalisation
HFEHeat Flow Experiment
HFEForward Current Gain
HFEHuman Failure Event
HFEHelmholtz Free Energy
HFEHardware Forwarding Engine (Cisco)
HFEHigh Fuel Economy
HFEHandicap FormEduc (Louga, Senegal)
HFEHeavy Front Engine
HFEHigh Frequency Engineering
HFEHerschend Family Entertainment Corporation (theme parks; Norcross, GA)
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The field is also called human engineering, and human factors engineering.
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