diving chamber

The gauge showed that the diving chamber was empty.

The crew of 12 was trained to leave the submerged ship through a diving chamber.

Besides, it was necessary for at least one person to remain in the submarine to operate the diving chamber.

They were the first type of diving chamber.

Slowly and laboriously they walked to the diving chamber.

When he entered the diving chamber there were four fine ones clinging to different parts of his diving suit.

I must get to the diving chamber!"

They were armed only with rudimentary equipment, a viewing/diving chamber, radio, and a grab lowered from the surface.

Mr. Damon came to a pause in the compartment from which the diving chamber gave access to the ocean outside.

They had emerged from the diving chamber, walked around the submarine as it rested on the ocean floor, and were now advancing to the rescue.

By the time they reached bottom, he was almost enjoying the trip-until he found himself waiting for the diving chamber to flood.

Frerotte's pass flicked off the fingertips of a diving Chambers, who said he was blinded by the sun.

U-1 had several features typical of Lake's designs, including a diving chamber under the bow and two variable pitch propellers.

A diving chamber has two main functions:

The construction and layout of a hyperbaric diving chamber depends on its intended use, but there are several features common to most chambers.

They entered the diving chamber.

The partial pressure of oxygen in diving chambers and surface supplied breathing gas mixtures can also be monitored using these cells.

An additional 20 tons of ballast would be loaded on the Maria after Day had been locked inside the diving chamber.

A diving chamber based on a pressure vessel is more expensive to construct since it has to withstand very high pressure differentials.

And he hurried toward the diving chamber, while the others, in fascinated horror, looked at the diver who was in such strange peril.

Diving Chamber Operator course.

This plan was abandoned because it posed a danger of oxygen toxicity to Link and Stover in the diving chamber.

With the financial support of Christopher Blake, an English gambler, Day built a wooden "diving chamber" without an engine.

The same principle is used in a diving chamber's Built-in breathing system (BIBS).

The sloop's hold contained 10 tons of ballast, and two 10-ton weights were attached beneath the keel which could be released from inside the diving chamber.