| Title | : | The Practice of Oxygen Measurement for Divers | ||
| Author | : | John S. Lamb | ||
| Publisher | : | Best Publishing Company | ||
| ISBN | : | 0941332683 | ||
| Nr. of pages | : | 119 | ||
| Cover | : | Softcover | ||
| Purchased on | : | 2006-12-01 | ||
| Price | : | 21.03 | ||
| Bookshelf | : | 22 | ||
| Dimensions (in mm) | : | 206 x 132 x 10 | ||
| Weight (in grams) | : | 181 | ||
| Year published | : | 1999 | ||
| Language | : | Engels | ||
| Description | : | "Mixed Gas Diving" usually refers to gases mixed, other than air, for recreational diving. Diving on mixed gases is considered specialized diving and requires formal training. This book will increase the readers depth of background knowledge and help to explain the theories behind certain practices and techniques.
As the need for oxygen monitoring becomes more apparent in nitrox diving, "EAN" diving, extensive information on oxygen monitoring becomes a necessity.
The intention of this book is to examine oxygen measurement, and to concentrate on the information and techniques most relevant to divers.
Contents include: The Atmosphere, The Gas Laws, Oxygen Analyzers, Measurement of Oxygen, Enriched Air Mixtures in Diving Cylinders, Using Oxygen Analyzers, Safety and First Aid Procedures and much much more! | ||
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