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Lightweight, faster decompression and portable alternative to US Navy mixed gas diving

Dituri J, Parsley K, Whelan H. Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine. 2007;34(4):255.

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What this study found

An abstract presented at the UHMS meeting, proposing that closed-circuit rebreather technology could give Navy divers lighter equipment, shorter decompression obligations, and greater operational range than the standard open-circuit rig. The proposal came from operational experience: the author had run both systems in the fleet.

RecordUSF faculty page
Role
First author
Authors
Dituri J, Parsley K, Whelan H
Journal
Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine
Published
2007 · 34(4) · 255
Type
Conference abstract
Field
Decompression

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