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DATASHEET OXYGEN REBREATHER
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Biopak 45
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Date: 09 April 2003 |
Biomarine Inc.
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JW. Bech
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Manufacturer |
Biomarine |
Neutronics… |
Model
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Biopak 45 |
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Land of
origin |
USA |
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Special
Note: |
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User
group |
Terrestrial fire fighting/Mine rescue |
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Part
no: |
Biopak
45 |
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Working principle |
C.M.F
3,6 ltr/min |
No
demand valve |
Gas type |
Pure
oxygen |
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Cylinder volume |
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Max. cylinder pressure
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2.100
PSI |
Room
temperature |
Material of cylinder
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Steel |
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Counterlung inspire |
~ 4.5
liter |
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Counterlung exhale |
none |
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Dive time duration |
45 min.
Limited by the factory setup of gas delivery, scrubber material last
much longer |
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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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7,7
kg |
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Weight ready to use in water
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- |
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MOD |
Not for
UW use |
UW use
after mod. |
Scrubber material |
Disposable canister |
Calcium
hydroxide |
Colour |
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Price |
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Worn |
Chest
worn |
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Mouthpiece |
Full
face mask+ speaking diaphragm |
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Backpack |
Yes |
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Extra |
Total
loop volume 9.5 liter |
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Extra |
Low
pressure alarm at 25% of volume |
Optional |
Coolant
ring around the canister |
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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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BIOMARINE BIOPAK 45
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The BioPak 45 (figures 1-2) is a compressed-O2,
closedcircuit
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apparatus with a disposable CO2-absorbent canister. It
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was certified by the National Institute for Occupational Safety
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and Health (NIOSH) in 1973 as a 45-min unit when the
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O2 cylinder is filled to 2,100 psi (at room temperature). The O2
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is delivered to the user at a rate of 3.6 L/min at ATPD (ambient
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temperature and pressure, dry) with no demand valve. The CO2
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absorbent is a form of soda lime (mostly calcium hydroxide).
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Unlike most of the other apparatus tested, the BioPak 45 is
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worn on the chest rather than the back. The face mask is
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equipped with a speaking diaphragm. The low-pressure alarm
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sounds at approximately 25% of capacity.
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Exhaled air travels past the exhalation check valve in the
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face mask, through the exhalation hose, through the CO2-
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absorbent canister, and into the breathing bag. Air is inhaled
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from the bag, through the inhalation breathing hose, past the
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inhalation check valve, and into the face mask.
There is an
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optional coolant ring that surrounds the CO2-absorbent canister.
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