An investigation of the feasibility of artificial gill systems for divers |
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Contents
QXYGgN SUPPLY SYSTEE BASIC DESIGN CKJJRIJ | 15 |
THE FLEXIBLE OILLt ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES | 41 |
A MODIFIER | 44 |
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Common terms and phrases
Analytical and Empirical approximately artificial gill assumed beef blood boundary layer formation breathing chamber Capped Porphyrin Chemical and Electrochemical coefficient for water Collapsible Gill constant depth disadvantages discussion dissolved oxygen extraction diver's lungs diving effective transport area Electrochemical Production electrolysis empirical results experimental Figure flow geometry gear pump Governing Equations heat hemolysis hydrogen peroxide implies increases inert gas inhalant investigation large oxygen limiting factor Liquid Breathing mass transfer coefficient mass transport coefficient membrane support ml/min modified flexible gill nitrogen leakage nitrogen solubility Nusselt Og/min oxygen pumping oxygen supply system oxygen transport parameters partial pressure gradient passive transport Po2 gradient potassium superoxide predicted pressure drop problem respiratory gases reverse fuel cell Reynolds number Rigid Gill saturation curve scuba Semipermeable Membrane sensor silicone oil sodium chlorate supply a diver surface area system fluid flow test unit tion transfer unit Transport Phenomena underwater Water and System water flow rate watts
Bibliographic information
| Title | An investigation of the feasibility of artificial gill systems for divers |
| Author | Robert Lawrence Buckley |
| Publisher | University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1975 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | Oct 10, 2007 |
| Length | 232 pages |
| Subjects | Deep diving |
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