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IANTD - Tek Closed Circuit Rebreather

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IANTD - Tek Closed Circuit Rebreather
Our Price: $39.95
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Manufacturer: IANTD
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Table Of Contents

  1. "Dive Planning"
    • Runtime Variation Planning
    • Personal Planning
    • Source Identification
    • Pre-Dive Planning
    • Group Planning
    • Planning for Teams Using Mixed Equipment
  2. "Oxygen & The Dive"
    • Physiology of O2 Transport at the Surface
    • Physiology of O2 Transport & Absorption When Diving
    • Acute Hypoxia
    • Signs & Symptoms of Hypoxia
    • Hypoxia of Ascent
    • Oxygen Toxicity
    • Signs & Symptoms of O2 Toxicity
    • Hyperoxic Induced Myopia
  3. "CO2 & The Diver"
    • Carbon Dioxide Physiology
    • Hyperventilation or Hypocapnia
    • Acute Hypercapnia
    • Signs & Symptoms of Hypercapnia
    • Avoiding CO2 Problems
  4. "CO2 Absorption"
    • Adsorption vs. Absorption
    • Surface Equivalent Value
    • Partial Pressure
    • CO2 Absorbents
    • Absorbent Canisters
    • Analyzing a Rebreather
    • Chemical Reactions
    • The Absorption Process
    • Which Absorbent Is Best
    • Packing the Canister
    • Different Gas Mixtures
    • Pre-Breathing
    • Over-Breathing
    • End of Canister Life
    • Water Temperature
    • Depth Dependency
  1. "CO2 Detection"
    • What's the Problem?
    • Basic Optical Gas Sensor Principle
    • Working Around the Problem
    • Scrubber Testing Misconceptions
    • Two Possible Detours
    • New Temperature Sensing Technology
  2. "Equipment"
    • Universal Considerations
    • Underwater Lighting
    • Buoyancy Compensation
    • Cutting Tools
    • Reels
    • Pressure Gauges
    • Exposure Suits
    • Accessories
    • Stage Tanks
  3. "CCR Diving Accidents"
    • Training
    • Complacency
    • Distraction
    • Gas Management
    • Exceeding Physiological Limits
    • Exceeding Risk/Benefit Limits
    • Quitting
    • Improper Equipment, Configuration & Failure
    • Dive Team Selection
    • Stress Management
    • Personal Training & Skill Maintenance

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