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DATASHEET OXYGEN REBREATHER

Biopak 45

Date: 09 April 2003

  Biomarine Inc.

JW. Bech

Manufacturer

Biomarine

Neutronics…

Model

Biopak 45

 

Land of origin

USA

 

Special Note: 

 

 

User group

Terrestrial fire fighting/Mine rescue

 

Part no:

Biopak 45

 

Working principle

C.M.F 3,6 ltr/min

No demand valve

Gas type

Pure oxygen

 

Cylinder volume

 

 

Max. cylinder pressure

2.100 PSI

Room temperature

Material of cylinder

Steel

 

Counterlung inspire

~ 4.5 liter

 

Counterlung exhale

none

 

Dive time duration

45 min. Limited by the factory setup of gas delivery, scrubber material last much longer

 

Operating temperature

 

 

Magnetic signature

 

 

Weight ready to use in Air

 7,7 kg

 

Weight ready to use in water

 -

 

MOD

Not for UW use

UW use after mod.

Scrubber material

Disposable canister

Calcium hydroxide

Colour

 

 

Price

 

 

Worn

Chest worn

 

Mouthpiece

Full face mask+ speaking diaphragm

 

Backpack

Yes

 

Extra

Total loop volume 9.5 liter

 

Extra

Low pressure alarm at 25% of volume

Optional

Coolant ring around the canister

 

 

 

 

 

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!  

 

Info found:

 

Origin: http://www.therebreathersite.nl

 

 

 

 

 

 

BIOMARINE BIOPAK 45
The BioPak 45 (figures 1-2) is a compressed-O2, closedcircuit
apparatus with a disposable CO2-absorbent canister. It
was certified by the National Institute for Occupational Safety
and Health (NIOSH) in 1973 as a 45-min unit when the
O2 cylinder is filled to 2,100 psi (at room temperature). The O2
is delivered to the user at a rate of 3.6 L/min at ATPD (ambient
temperature and pressure, dry) with no demand valve. The CO2
absorbent is a form of soda lime (mostly calcium hydroxide).
Unlike most of the other apparatus tested, the BioPak 45 is
worn on the chest rather than the back. The face mask is
equipped with a speaking diaphragm. The low-pressure alarm
sounds at approximately 25% of capacity.
Exhaled air travels past the exhalation check valve in the
face mask, through the exhalation hose, through the CO2-
absorbent canister, and into the breathing bag. Air is inhaled
from the bag, through the inhalation breathing hose, past the
inhalation check valve, and into the face mask. There is an
optional coolant ring that surrounds the CO2-absorbent canister.

 

 

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