Ventilation of Normobaric and Hyperbaric Objects

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Considering the increased need to test and develop ventilation both for normobaric and hyperbaric use in underwater technology industries (diving equipment, submarines and other underwater facilities), mining, and other relevant industries, this book presents a complete study in the field of normobaric and hyperbaric ventilation. It focuses on development and verification of the research-based mathematical modeling approach for deterministic modeling of ventilation processes, both for objects with semi-closed and closed circulation of breathing gas. It also proposes validated analytical models of ventilation processes, and a new type of carbon dioxide emission simulator that was also developed.

Features

  • Describes ventilation processes by replacing semi-empirical models with more accurate analytical models.

  • Includes concepts based on deterministic models (cause-and-effect models).

  • Focuses on analytical mathematical model of the ventilation process.

  • Covers both the objects with semi-closed and closed circulation of breathing gas, for hyperbaric and normobaric conditions.

  • Summarizes relevant research results and their validation in real conditions and implemented into operational practice.

This book is aimed at researchers, professionals, and graduate students in hyperbaric facility processing, building ventilation processing, life support system design, shipbuilding, marine engineering, and diving submarine safety.

1. Ventilation of construction with a constant dosage system. 2. Unmanned research on SCR with constant premix dosage. 3. Manned research of SCR with constant premix dosage. 4. Ventilation of construction with a metering bellows dispenser. 5. Tests of construction with a metering bellows dispenser. 6. Ventilation of hyperbaric chambers. 7. Submarine atmosphere monitoring system. 8. Ventilation of submarines. 9. Ventilation of the sealed mining excavation. 10. Conclusions. 11. References. 12. Annex 1. Some principles of experiments with Polish Navy personnel.
Academic and Professional Practice & Development
Ryszard Kłos is a retired Polish Navy Captain responsible for various diving and physicochemical scientific programs. He has completed his MSc thesis in chemistry, PhD and Higher Doctorate theses in Machine Operation, and a post-doctoral fellowship in Defense and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine in Toronto, Canada.