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Hydra 8: Pre-commercial Hydrogen Diving Project

Imbert, J. P. / Gortan, C. / Fructus, X. / Ciesielski, T. / Gardette, B.

Abstract Deep divers are exposed to three types of environmental stresses: the high-pressure nervous syndrome (HPNS), which is related to the effects of the hydrostatic pressure on the central nervous system. These appear at around 200 m and increase with depth, causing motor disturbances that may impair divers’ efficiency. stress caused by the density of the breathing mixture, which increases with depth. Breathing dense gas requires increased ventilatory efforts that may reduce divers’ work capacity. the fatigue of long saturation periods (confinement, thermal stress, bad sleep, lack of appetite, etc.) that is generally related to body-weight losses.

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Hydra 8: Pre-commercial Hydrogen Diving Project

Imbert, J. P. / Gortan, C. / Fructus, X. / Ciesielski, T. / Gardette, B.

Abstract Deep divers are exposed to three types of environmental stresses: the high-pressure nervous syndrome (HPNS), which is related to the effects of the hydrostatic pressure on the central nervous system. These appear at around 200 m and increase with depth, causing motor disturbances that may impair divers’ efficiency. stress caused by the density of the breathing mixture, which increases with depth. Breathing dense gas requires increased ventilatory efforts that may reduce divers’ work capacity. the fatigue of long saturation periods (confinement, thermal stress, bad sleep, lack of appetite, etc.) that is generally related to body-weight losses.

Hydra 8: Pre-commercial Hydrogen Diving Project

Imbert, J. P. / Gortan, C. / Fructus, X. / Ciesielski, T. / Gardette, B.

Abstract Deep divers are exposed to three types of environmental stresses: the high-pressure nervous syndrome (HPNS), which is related to the effects of the hydrostatic pressure on the central nervous system. These appear at around 200 m and increase with depth, causing motor disturbances that may impair divers’ efficiency. stress caused by the density of the breathing mixture, which increases with depth. Breathing dense gas requires increased ventilatory efforts that may reduce divers’ work capacity. the fatigue of long saturation periods (confinement, thermal stress, bad sleep, lack of appetite, etc.) that is generally related to body-weight losses.

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Title:

Hydra 8: Pre-commercial Hydrogen Diving Project

Contributors:

Imbert, J. P. (author) / Gortan, C. (author) / Fructus, X. (author) / Ciesielski, T. (author) / Gardette, B. (author)

Published in:

Submersible Technology: Adapting to Change ; 107-116

Advances in Underwater Technology, Ocean Science and Offshore Engineering ; 14

Publication date:

1988-01-01

Size:

10 pages

ISBN:

978-94-010-7078-2 , 978-94-009-1299-1

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1299-1_13

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Fire Risk , Chamber System , Saturation System , Lower Explosion Limit , Simulated Dive Engineering , Offshore Engineering

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