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Gasmizer Manual - Submarine Manufacturing and Products Ltd

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March 09<br />

8.9 Fault Finding<br />

8.9.1 Fault Finding GASMIZER System<br />

Symptom:<br />

Cause:<br />

Remedy:<br />

Symptom:<br />

Cause:<br />

Remedy:<br />

Exhaust hose pressure above BPR value but booster suction is at correct<br />

value <strong>and</strong> no gas flow through reprocessing unit.<br />

Float valve in reprocessing unit closed.<br />

Close Reprocessing unit inlet valve <strong>and</strong> open vent valve at the bottom of<br />

the float valve <strong>and</strong> Filter 1 until the float can be heard to drop <strong>and</strong> all the<br />

water is removed from the float chamber <strong>and</strong> filter 1. Also, check receiver<br />

1 <strong>and</strong> receiver 2 for water. Close drain valve <strong>and</strong> open exhaust return<br />

valve VERY SLOWLY otherwise the float will be blown to the top of the<br />

chamber <strong>and</strong> the same problem will recur.<br />

Booster discharge pressure very high <strong>and</strong> no flow through reprocessing<br />

unit. Volume tank supply pressure well below booster discharge pressure.<br />

Both scrubber canisters turned off so that there is no route through the<br />

system for the gas.<br />

Place one scrubber canister on line.<br />

8.9.2 Fault Finding GASMIZER Bell Equipment<br />

Symptom: Diver loses suction at the Helmet Exhaust valve <strong>and</strong> finds difficulty<br />

exhaling: Diver goes “Open Circuit”.<br />

Cause (A): Suction dropping due to booster having stopped.<br />

Remedy: Start booster.<br />

Cause (B): SAECO valve shut, closing off exhaust circuit. Bellman should check pin<br />

at top.<br />

Remedy: Ensure that diver has adequate supply pressure 10 bar (145 psi)<br />

minimum from the bell panel. Check whether bellman has turned diver’s<br />

supply gas off.<br />

Cause (C): Bellman may have shut diver exhaust manifold valve on the bell water<br />

trap.<br />

Remedy: Open valve.<br />

Cause (D): Hull valve 8 may have been closed by mistake.<br />

Remedy: Open hull valve 8.<br />

Cause (E): Diver tracking pneumo not following the diver <strong>and</strong> diver working above<br />

bell. (If Used)<br />

Remedy: Adjust diver tracking pneumo to give a bleed of approximately 0.4 litres<br />

per minute.<br />

Cause (F): BPR loader in the bell not set up properly. See table’s 8.6.<br />

Remedy: Bellman closes valve 5 on the exhaust <strong>and</strong> sets up as on bell pre-dive<br />

checks.<br />

Cause (G): Bell umbilical <strong>and</strong> external water trap filled with water.<br />

OM002 Rev 5 Page 94 of 168 Chap 8

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