Altitude Chamber

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The Altitude Chamber Lab enables students to experience the physiological effects of oxygen deprivation on the body. It is used by ASU Professional Flight students as well as private, corporate, and government agency pilots and aircrews. The two altitude chambers are capable of simulating altitudes above 70,000 feet, and have been used for product testing and development, human subject research, and loss of cabin pressurization simulation training.

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7108 E. Tiburon Ave.
Mesa, AZ 85212

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ALTCH

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