Diver's Recompression Chamber

Diver's Recompression Chambers are specialized equipment used in diving operations to treat divers who have experienced decompression sickness, also known as "the bends."

These chambers are designed to simulate the conditions of the water at various depths, allowing divers to safely ascend and decompress. They are typically large, cylindrical structures made of steel or other durable materials.

Inside the chamber, the diver is placed under increased atmospheric pressure, which helps to eliminate the excess nitrogen that has built up in their body tissues during the dive. This process allows the diver to safely return to the surface without experiencing the symptoms of decompression sickness.

Diver's Recompression Chambers are an essential component of marine lifesaving and diving equipment, as they provide a critical means of treating divers who have encountered decompression sickness. They are typically found in diving support vessels or onshore facilities near diving operations.

In terms of supply classification, Diver's Recompression Chambers fall under the category of Marine Lifesaving and Diving Equipment, which is part of the larger supply group of Firefighting, Rescue, and Safety Equipment. They are also relevant to the supply group of Environmental Protection Equipment and Materials, as they contribute to the safety and well-being of divers and the preservation of marine ecosystems.

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