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CHAPTER 22 — Recompression Chamber Operation 22-7 22-2.5 Standard Features. Recompression chambers must be equipped with a means for delivering breathing oxygen to the personnel in the chamber. The inner lock should be provided with connections for demand-type oxygen inhalators. Oxygen can be furnished through a high-pressure manifold connected with supply cylin- ders outside the chamber. Figure 22-5. Transportable Recompression Chamber System (TRCS). Height 52 with wheel, 48 without wheels Width 50.7 Weight 1,268 lbs. Internal Volume 45 cu. ft. Door Opening 26 View Ports 3 @ 6 dia. Clear Opening Medical Lock 5.75 dia. x 11.8 long Mating Flange Male per NATO STANG 1079 Life Support Scrubber Air driven, replaceable scrubber, canister fits in Med Lock BIBS 2 masks – oxygen and air supply (with capability for N₂O₂ or HeO₂) – overboard dump Design Pressure 110 psig Atmospheric Monitoring Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Analyzer Design Temperature 0-125°F Gas Supply Primary and secondary air and O₂ Length 95.7 Communications Battery-powered speaker/headset phone Furnishing Patient litter, attendants seat Figure 22-6. Transportable Recompression Chamber (TRC).

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