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DATASHEET ‘OXYGEN’ REBREATHER
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Dräger Tauchretter 1912 (mixing
model)
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Date: 03 December 2002 |
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JW. Bech
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Manufacturer |
Dräger |
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Model
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Tauchretter with diluent |
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Land of
origin |
Germany |
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Special
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Kapok
coated Jacket |
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User
group |
Military Submarine escape |
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Part
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- |
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Working principle
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Constant Mass flow (first one) |
Pressure reducer and dosis unit fist applied |
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Gas type |
Oxygen
/ Compressed Air |
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Cylinder volume
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2 x 2
ltr |
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Max. cylinder pressure
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150 bar
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Material of cylinder
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Steel |
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Counterlung inspire
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Worn on
the back |
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Counterlung exhale
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Non |
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Dive time duration
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Operating temperature
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Magnetic signature
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Weight ready to use in Air
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Weight ready to use in water
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MOD |
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Scrubber material
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Alkali
cartridge |
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Colour |
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Price |
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Worn |
Counterlung on the back |
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Mouthpiece |
Double
hose with valves |
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Backpack |
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Extra |
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Extra |
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The Diluent Air bottle was
mounted because there was a need for escape apparatus from submarines at
50 meters depth. The compressed air as a diluent was used for the first
inflation of the counterlung in case the rescue started with empty
lungs. It seems that in 1911 is was already a well known fact at Draeger
that oxygen should not be breathed pure at depth greater than 20
mtrs.This 1912 model was equipped with pressure reducing valve and
dosisunit to create the first Draeger constant mass flow oxygen
lifesaver. |
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If you
have any information to add this sheet please mail it to
jw.bech@quicknet.nl
References to source and names will always be added!
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Info found: |
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Origin:
http://www.therebreathersite.nl |
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