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Parachuting - student project www.eltisi.com - Language & Translation Centre ELTISI - Skola Stranih jezika Novi Sad

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By Kevin H a rd y an d Ian Koblick Following the theme o f manned undersea habitats, outposts to explore, work and live in the sea, we continue the series with an excerpt fro m Dr. Joseph M aclnnis’s informative March 1966 Scientific Am erican article “Living under the Sea”. Ed Link’s Submerged Portable Inflatable Dwelling (SPID) By Dr. Joseph B. M a c ln n is Adapted from SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, March 1966 I n 1956 Edwin A. Link, the inventor of the Link Trainer for simulated flight training, was engaged in undersea archaeological investigations. He recognized that a diver could work more effectively at substantial depths if he could live there for prolonged periods instead of having to be decompressed to the surface after each day’s work. Link set out to build a vehicle that could operate as an underwater elevator, a diving bell and a decompression chamber. The “submersible decompression chamber” (SDC) he designed is an aluminum cylinder 11 feet long and 3 feet in diameter [see Figure 2], With its outer hatches closed it is a sealed capsule in which a diver can be lowered to the bottom. On the bottom, with the internal gas pressure equal to ambient water pressure and the hatches open, the SDC serves as a dry refuge from which the occupant can operate as a free diver. Then, with the hatches again closed, it becomes a sealed chamber in which the diver can be decompressed safely and efficiently on shipboard or during his ascent to the surface. An inner hatch provides an air lock through which someone else can enter the chamber (or pass food and other supplies into it) during the decompression phase. Early in September 1962, the SDC underwent its critical test in the Mediterranean Sea off Villefranche on the French Riviera. A young Belgian diver, Robert Stenuit, descended in it to 200 feet and lived there for 24 hours, swimming out into the water to work and returning to rest in the warm safety of the pressurized chamber. When the time came to return to the surface, Stenuit did not have to face hours of dangling on a lifeline or perching on a platform, decompressing slowly in the cold water. Instead he sealed himself into the chamber, was hoisted to the deck of Link’s research vessel, the Sea Diver, and there was 42 The Journal of Diving History First Quarter 2016, Volume 24, Number 86 Figure 1: An underw ater dwelling called the SPID (fo r "subm erged, portable, inflatable dw elling") was designed by Edwin A. Link as a base o f operations fo r long dives to the continental shelf, here undergoing a pressure te s t at 70 feet. In the sum m er of 1964 tw o divers occupied the SPID fo r tw o days at 432 feet below the surface. HATCH (OPEN) Fig u re 2: Two chambers used in the Man in Sea 43 2 -fo o t, tw o-day dive are diagram m ed. The "subm ersible decompression chamber," or SDC (le ft), is an alum inum cylinder II-fe e t long and 3-feet in Diameter. With the hatches open and the inside gas .

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Parachuting

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