> One more thing: I keep the dump valve with the maximum resistance, and I do > not overfill the canister. Actually the marker line in the scrubber > canister is too high, if you put 1 cm/0.4 inches less scrubbing material, > you get 2 results: > > 1) Decreased breathing resistance (less compression of DraegerSorb) and > that means less pressure build up in the exale bag, (less gas will be > dumped overboard) > > 2) Again: less compression of DraegerSorb, which also means less pressure > stress on the canister itself, the canister will not be deformed at the > top, and you obtain a better seal, (less leaking!) Doesn't this also mean that you have a greater probability of incorrectly packed absorbent, leading to increased chance of channeling, leading to an increased chance of CO2 buildup? Maybe this doesn't matter as much on a semi-closed unit, but on a fully-closed, canister packing has to be done carefully and correctly. Seems to me Draeger probably had a reason to put the fill-line wherever they did. Aloha, Rich
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