Specialties Wound
Published Sep 1, 2003
Dear Friends,
I'm working on a monoplace hyperbaric oxygen chamber. The problem I have is that I do not know some details and protocols about this and in the codes, standards, and other references I have not found them. Now would you please help me with these items:
1- The range of humidity ratio allowable
2- The maximum and minimum flow rate of oxygen in the chamber
3- The necessity of a fire-extinguishing system for inside the chamber
4- The maximum oxygen pressure required (3 ATA or 6 ATA?)
5- The maximum air pressure required (3 ATA or 6 ATA?)
6- I have studied the ASME codes and my impression was that if you move a bit the oxygen will ignite! It seems to be a very dangerous thing. What is your experience? How much is the risk?
Thank you very much,
Feras Hakkak
mackrn
60 Posts
You need to build up your reference library. One book I would suggest is the Hyperbaric Nursing textbook that was published last year. Also would suggest the UHMS Committee report.
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