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Rebreather

A rebreather is a breathing apparatus that absorbs the carbon dioxide of a user's exhaled breath to permit the rebreathing (recycling) of the substantial unused oxygen content, and unused inert content when present, of each breath. Oxygen is added to replenish the amount metabolised by the user. This differs from open-circuit breathing apparatus, where…

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Acronym
CCUBA (closed circuit underwater breathing apparatus); CCR (closed circuit rebreather), SCR (semi-closed rebreather)
Related items
Davis apparatus, Self-contained breathing apparatus, Escape hood
Uses
Breathing set

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Rebreather

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Rebreather

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related to Rebreathers during World War II · 21
Rebreather → Angelo Belloni, British, Davis, Davis Submerged Escape Apparatus, Decima Flottiglia MAS, During, Early British, English, German Luftwaffe, In, Italian, Italian Navy, Many British, Second World War, Siebe Gorman Salvus, Sladen, Some British, Teseo Tesei, The, This
related to Industrial and rescue self-contained rebreathers · 18
Rebreather → Absorbent, Buoyancy, Complex, Cooling, Cylinder, Different, Estimated, Gas, Good, If, In, Low, Monitoring, Oxygen, Radio, SCBA, The, There
related to Manufacturers and models · 15
Rebreather → Blackett's Aerophor, British, England, Gorman Proto, Industrial, Industrial/rescue, It, Nitrox, Russian, Sabre Safety, Sabre SafetySEFA, Savox, Selected Elevated Flow Apparatus, Siebe Gorman, Siebe Gorman Salvus
related to Fields of application · 14
Rebreather → Crewed, Fire, High, Himalayan, Life-support, Medical, Mine, Mountaineering, Rebreathers, SCBA, Self-contained, Surface-supplied, This, Underwater
related to Working rebreathers · 13
Rebreather → Alexander Lambert, CO2, Fleuss, Henry Fleuss, His, In, London, O2, Seaham Colliery, Severn Tunnel, Siebe Gorman, The, UK
related to history · 12
Rebreather → Around, Brest, Cornelis Drebbel, France, Greek, Ichtioandre, Napoleon's Imperial Navy, Pierre-Marie Touboulic, The, There, This, Touboulic
related to Mountaineering rebreathers · 12
Rebreather → Both, Bourdillon, Breathing, Evans, Hillary, Mount Everest, Mountaineering, Tenzing, The, They, This, Tom Bourdillon
related to Post-WWII · 11
Rebreather → BSAC, Cressi-Sub, Dräger, Due, Hans Hass, In Britain, Pirelli, Second World War, Some, The, The Italian
related to Valves · 11
Rebreather → Constant, Demand, Dive/surface, Excess, Gas, Manually, Non-return, Overpressure, They, This, Valves
related to Scrubber · 9
Rebreather → An, Ca, Gas, Granular, NaOH, OH, Other, Sodium, The

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oxygen gas breathing rebreathers may diving used pressure scrubber carbon dioxide supply system absorbent apparatus loop use also user underwater

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
RebreatherAcronymCCUBA (closed circuit underwater breathing apparatus); CCR (closed circuit rebreather), SCR (semi-closed rebreather)1.00infobox
RebreatherRelated itemsDavis apparatus, Self-contained breathing apparatus, Escape hood1.00infobox
RebreatherUsesBreathing set1.00infobox
Rebreatheris abreathing apparatus that absorbs the carbon dioxide of a user's exhaled breath to permit the rebreathing0.90text
Rebreatheris aflexible tube for breathing gas to pass through at ambient pressure0.90text
firefightinginstance ofand the warming of the gas is not welcome in hot industrial situations0.80text
deep mines.Absorbent containers may in some cases rely on gravity for preventing channeling.If a full-face mask is usedinstance ofand the warming of the gas is not welcome in hot industrial situations0.80text
it may have viewports designed for convenience or improved field of visioninstance ofand the warming of the gas is not welcome in hot industrial situations0.80text
and they do not need to be flatinstance ofand the warming of the gas is not welcome in hot industrial situations0.80text
parallel to prevent visual distortion as when underwater.In firefighting rebreathersinstance ofand the warming of the gas is not welcome in hot industrial situations0.80text
consideration must be given to making the set reasonably flame-proofinstance ofand the warming of the gas is not welcome in hot industrial situations0.80text
protecting it from heatinstance ofand the warming of the gas is not welcome in hot industrial situations0.80text

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