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How Do Nuclear Submarines Make Oxygen?- Smarter Every Day 251
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Why do you want us to have no air??
Can-O-Covid!
That thing that Bill Murray was playing with in Ghostbusters, "It's one of our little toys"; that is a sniffer (4:45)
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The residue is conveniently sized to fit in the TDU ... Trash Disposal Unit ... for overboard disposal unless they are kept on board until a port call disposal.
I want some of those candles
The education system should take notes.
I remember a fellow soldier lighting a sterno can under a poncho in 85 and he fell asleep. He died that night.
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Reason I quit science.These guys r awsome.
Oxygen is extracted from sea water while taking sea water on board for potable uses and for reactor cooling purposes. CO2 is extracted from the boat's atmosphere by CO2 Scrubbers and released overboard. CAMS is a constant test of boat atmosphere for CO2 and other gases which helps to prove and diagnose the atmosphere throughout the boat. GO NAVY
Never mind oxygen what systems do they use to scrub and control co2 concentration
This is a working submarine, thus I suppose - its military? And modern enough to still be used? How are people allowed to film in there and upload these video for the general public?
By permission from the USN of course! Duh
This is sheer genius
if they exhaust CO2 to the water on surface it makes bubbles and enemies can detect it.
I love the Cody'slab style name card!
“Yea this eog, it uses water and KOH” and now they didn't like me saying that so it's “shut down” and we must “burn candles”. Pons an fleshman, 1980, university of Utah, star in a jar. Cold fusion is easier with distilled water supplemented with KOH
How about the spaceship
Awesome!
Just when i thought...i learned everything.Then comes these amazing videos...from destin.Back to learning with fun😎
A special thanks to the submariners, and supportive crews; for their service to our country.
I was left with one question by the end. We don't breathe 100% O2, so what about the other elements we breathe?
You are a creator of oxygen! Lol Love this guy
The miniature nuclear submarine NR-1, in service from 1969-2008, burned chlorate candles for its oxygen supply. The only reason I know this is because one of my instructors at Navy Nuc Power School in 1979 was a chief who was the engineer on this unique little sub. Quite a career the thing had over those nearly 40 years in service.
Thank you Dow, Watson, Palmer for your services. God Speed.
Good thing I didn't design a submarine. My lack of knowledge would have killed everyone in a million different ways.
Where do you p**p and what happens to the waste material???
*how do they produce nitrogen to ballence the oxygen ?*
Nitrogen generally isn't absorbed during breathing - you exhale the same amount you inhale. That means you don't have to add any significant amount.
Did they not show you the CO burner or the charcoal bed? This series brings back so many memories, thanks for this.
*"you did this in sixth grade" * crys in underfunded school **
DOW was awesome
The guy in the background at 4:56. The goof of the ship.
that leak detector looks pretty much like an aliexpress special
Feel certain that Russians and Chinese engineers are watching this and taking notes. I mean, Tom Clancy novels can only take you so far....
What happen to the hydrogen gas during electrolysis?
It's dumped into the ocean. It's not a significant amount, and it freely reacts with oxygen to form more water.
Shouldn't this be confidential?
Clinkers occur when the impurities in coal like sand and sulfur solidify under heat. This happens when coal is burned that might be the reference to clinkers.
Obligatory question: Do they monitor flatulence levels too
What do you call a marine that goes underwater? A *submarine*
2:09 wtf is Austin Evans doing on a sub
I cannot tell you how great this video is because it is just that awesome, so I will just say please keep it up and thank you for another out of this world video.
I was rather thinking about How Do International Space Station Make Oxygen?
Makes me think of a realistic technical understanding of how the game oxygen not included works lol
We also use CO2 absorbent in the practice of anesthesia. Soda lime is the most common agent to remove CO2 from the breathing circuit so that anesthetic gas can be conserved and lower flows of fresh gas are required. Great job Destin!
The burned one is basically a salt lick.
Salt and rust.
I read subs and thought of subscribers. The internet broke me.
4:56 just take a look at the left side
That mechanical guy really didn't know how to explain it
DEEP DIVE. Bazinga.
Is it just me or does anyone else have a problem understanding most of what Mr. Dow here is saying!!?? He mumbles through gibberish so hard to comprehend it's like he's speaking as different language!! Must be a Navy thing, I'm an Infantry Veteran and if people were this incoherent soldiers would die!!
They use those oxygen candles (albeit in a smaller form factor and maybe a different chemical composition) in passenger air planes as well
Can't but help of the Village People!! In the Navy, you can learn to make O2 In the Navy, you can scrub that CO2! In the Navy, you burn candles when you please!! In the Navy, you can breathe that air with ease!!
When you pump out CO2, you are indirectly losing a certain mass of air. Will it not continuously keep reducing the atmospheric pressure inside the submarine??? Please clarify..
Think about where the CO2 is coming from: the people exhaling it. The oxygen is replaced by the methods described, and the carbon comes from the marines' food, essentially.
Always wondered if a sub had cams... you can hear it in the rumble
This video is educational for all the retarded people out there. Thank the modern educational system.
Very interesting video. The preheater on the CO2 scrubber is probably just a heat exchanger with the returning lean MEA as this will be hot from the boiler and will probably need to be cooled for it to absorb CO2 and also not significantly heat the air passing through the absorber. Rather than have a separate cooler transferring as much of this heat to the rich MEA before it enters the boiler will make the whole process a lot more efficient. This would be my best guess given the process you show and my experience with heat engines.
The cover pic Isn’t that Kosatka submarine from Gta V
So they can't make oxygen forever, only until they run out of hydroxide, or candles.
Hydroxyde is a catalyst, meaning it is less (ideally) not consumed in the reaction. In practice, both the coal electrodes and the hydroxyde will run out eventually, but the sub will run out of other things - like food - much faster.
there is no way that those candles aren't cancerous
Probably not carcinogen, but definitely toxic. Chlorine radicals and free iron ions are not your friends.
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"and then we send the hydrogen overboard..." So you are telling me, that a nuclear submarine farts? :)
how loud/quiet is it on a submarine?
love you dear and all the information you send my way. but the ones on the sub...nope can't do. first ptsd claustrophobia. second grandpa died in a submarine. you just keep teaching away i will catch you on the next ones...or not because if its gonna be tight places and no free oxygen for the taking. like space stuff. man those guys are so brave....
23:37 My guess is that the pre-heater is an heat-exchanger that uses hot lean amin. Makes it a more energy efficient design
Something like those oxygen candles are what eventually killed the survivors of the Kursk sub. They were using them in the last room that still had air, but one got wet and violently reacted, basically turning into a blowtorch instead of a candle.
How does burning the candle releases more oxygen then it consumes by burning the candle? The chemical equation doesn't add up. 4Fe+3O2-->2Fe2O3 (consumes 3 moles of oxygen); 2NaClO3--> 2NaCl + 3O2 (release 3 moles of oxygen). Am I missing something?
That would only be if they were used in the same quantity. 1 mol of Fe can cause multiple mols of NaClO3 to react.
"I wanted you to meet my dog, Princess Bumper Snoot"...completely ignores his wife
Real thing makes US (or any succesful country) great, is order.
in sub marine. every soldier has a essential duty. not less or more.. every body does critical items. even cleaner guys.
For all who thinks osmosis is complicated it's not. High concentration to low concentrations..
Interesting video, this makes me wonder why not just get oxygen from CO2 solving both problems at once?
Because CO2 is a very stable molecule, and both O2 and C-radicals are way too reactive. You couldn't separate them with electrolysis, and chemical separation would have its own issues. Not to mention what to do with the remaining C.
Even though i know all this, i still come to watch because...submarines!!!
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_Robinson Crusoe On Mars_ survived by burning strange rocks to produce oxygen. Mystery finally solved.
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We're not as technologically savi at our construction sites. We have to find leaks the old school way with soap and water or die.
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Yes I’ve been waiting for one of these
When he said how can you make o2 on th sub i strait up said plants
That would take way too much place, energy, fresh water and logistics.
He's just a smart child basically. He asks so manny questions but knows so so much
Great Video!
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Only thing that limits atomic submarines is food for the crew, in terms of emerging.
in sub marine. every soldier has a essential duty. not less or more.. every body does critical items. even cleaner guys.
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One of the most terrifying places to work on ... Not possible for me...
people in the military have so much respect for each other
Maybe they preheat the MEA so it doesn't get superheated in the boiler stripper and pushed out of the ship because it evaporates. Just my educated guess as a biochemistry student. Great video though!
pretty interesting they have this much wood on a sub. Not functional just cosmetic
Now use a 2D blade and break the bonds of C and O2 and use the C to mix up with nutriens and eat it again. 2D blade is an area where extream magnetic force is focused that breaks molecular bonds.
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If someone tells you something, don't say "really?" It implies he just told you something untrue. And it's terrible for video. If you don't trust someone to tell you something, don't ask the question.
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That system was so slow, probably running the first Windows. After 5 minutes you can check the next room.