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Diving hazards

Diving hazards are the agents or situations that pose a threat to the underwater diver or their equipment. Divers operate in an environment for which the human body is not well suited. They face special physical and health risks when they go underwater or use high pressure breathing gas. The consequences of diving incidents range from merely annoying to…

Effects of breathing high-pressure gas, Diving environment & Hazards of the diving support infrastructure

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Effects of breathing high-pressure gas

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Diving environment

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Hazards of the diving support infrastructure

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The dive task and associated equipment

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Changes in pressure

Effects of breathing high-pressure gas

Failure of diving equipment

Diving environment

Hazards of the diving support infrastructure

The dive task and associated equipment

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Diving hazards

Nodes142
Edges141
Triples31
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014085
Components1

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diver diving gas may pressure water divers breathing equipment dive hazards risk depth suit loss cause high also environment result

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cracked housingsinstance ofJuddering may also be caused by excessive but irregular friction of valve moving parts.Physical damage to the housing or components0.80text
torn or dislodged mouthpiecesinstance ofJuddering may also be caused by excessive but irregular friction of valve moving parts.Physical damage to the housing or components0.80text
damaged exhaust fairingsinstance ofJuddering may also be caused by excessive but irregular friction of valve moving parts.Physical damage to the housing or components0.80text
can cause gas flow problems or leaksinstance ofJuddering may also be caused by excessive but irregular friction of valve moving parts.Physical damage to the housing or components0.80text
or can make the regulator uncomfortable to use or difficult to breathe from.Full-face masksinstance ofJuddering may also be caused by excessive but irregular friction of valve moving parts.Physical damage to the housing or components0.80text
helmetsFlooding of a full-face mask or diving helmet is also a failure of the breathing apparatus that must be corrected immediatelyinstance ofJuddering may also be caused by excessive but irregular friction of valve moving parts.Physical damage to the housing or components0.80text
as this interrupts the path of breathing gas to the diverinstance ofJuddering may also be caused by excessive but irregular friction of valve moving parts.Physical damage to the housing or components0.80text
overallsinstance ofOrdinary protective clothing0.80text
glovesinstance ofOrdinary protective clothing0.80text
or special purpose clothing such as dive skinsinstance ofOrdinary protective clothing0.80text
rash vests can effectively protect against some of these hazardsinstance ofOrdinary protective clothing0.80text
other dive boatsinstance ofA diving helmet is very effective for impact protection.Marine vessels0.80text

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