> I should do the calculation of the feasibilitity of this but > not wanting to reinvent the wheel I wonder if someone is aware > of attempt to use say a centrifuge to expel the heaviest molecules > from the rebreathing loop ? > > Are there other *possible* (but not necssarily practical) > alternatives to chemical scrubbers ? > > > Thanks, > John > cc015012@br*.br*.ed* John, From my limited knowledge, by far the best system for removing CO2 from the loop is cryogenically. Don't ask me details how it works, but it freezes the CO2 out, leaving "snow". Another advantage is using the same system, O2 can be added to the loop predictably, by "boiling" off to maintain it's PO2. All this can be controlled with simple temp gauges, no solenoids or sensors are necessary. Oh, and something else, it works, and is used by commercial divers in the Nth Sea. They use it as a gas reclaim system. maybe someone with a good understanding of gases could explain how this system works? Regards Rod Nairne.
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