Gasmizer Manual - Submarine Manufacturing and Products Ltd
Gasmizer Manual - Submarine Manufacturing and Products Ltd
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1.6 Electric Gas Booster<br />
1.6.1 The gas booster is used to increase the pressure of the recovered gas from the<br />
Reprocessing Unit prior to returning it to the CO 2 scrubbers.<br />
1.6.2 The design of the unit is such that the outlet pressure will always be correct for the<br />
working depth provided the control console is set correctly.<br />
Fig 6<br />
Electric Gas Booster<br />
1.6.3 The st<strong>and</strong>ard booster is supplied with a 50 HP motor <strong>and</strong> can easily cope with 1 bell (2<br />
divers) at any depth from 30 to 500 msw.<br />
1.7 Gas Supply System<br />
1.7.1 The entire gas supply is similar to that on a conventional open circuit dive system. Gas<br />
from the GASMIZER volume tank is supplied to the bell gas console at the required pressure. In<br />
addition, two independent st<strong>and</strong>by gas supplies will be present at this panel, regulated to a<br />
pressure slightly below that of the recovery system. In the event of interruption of gas from the<br />
<strong>Gasmizer</strong> System, st<strong>and</strong>by gas is automatically placed on-line. If this occurs, the supervisor is<br />
alerted by an audio or visual indicator located on the control console panel, which indicates “no<br />
flow” in the <strong>Gasmizer</strong> System.<br />
1.7.2 The remainder of the gas supply system is completely conventional. Gas passes down<br />
the bell umbilical to the supply manifold in the bell <strong>and</strong> from there to the diver.<br />
1.7.3 The volume tank is a significant safety feature of the system since it introduces a delay<br />
between re-processing <strong>and</strong> use of the gas by diver. This allows monitoring of the breathing gas<br />
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