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Old 03-26-2007, 11:36 PM
Mark
 
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Default Tactile pressure gauges

Last year I found a company that marketed a twinset for military use. This
had a plunger style tactile pressure gauge for use in nil vis by feel.
Unfortunately I have lost the link and cannot remember the company!



Anyone know who they may be, or have a link to anything with a similar
tactile pressure gauge please?



TIA, Mark.


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Old 03-26-2007, 11:36 PM
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"Mark" <false@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Last year I found a company that marketed a twinset for military use. This
> had a plunger style tactile pressure gauge for use in nil vis by feel.
> Unfortunately I have lost the link and cannot remember the company!
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>
>
> Anyone know who they may be, or have a link to anything with a similar
> tactile pressure gauge please?
>
>
>
> TIA, Mark.


MIght be worth giving Horsea a ring.

There's a chance they can point you in the right direction.

HTH

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Old 03-26-2007, 11:36 PM
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There is a small 22 mm diameter monel pressure indicator used on the
latest mil spec UBA sets. The unit has a small 5 mm pin that sticks out
from a recess that you can feel when the set is full, the pin retracts
at 1/3 rd full. A similar system is used on the HEED emergency escape
device except the indicator is set to show full cylinders of up to 80%
of full pressure. Both fit to a first stage HP port.

The data sheet shows a 250MSW depth rating and in the event of a seal
failure the indicator will seal and not leak. An interesting safety
feature due to the small oxygen cylinders carried on the swimmer
delivery SDV. Not yet available, I didn't think this was public domain
yet.
The data sheet testing info shows that it passed 143,700 pressure cycles
with no leaks, then a further 252,600 cycles.
After 665,500 cycles were reached some intermittent leaks were noticed
due to slight signs of wear!! Good to know that!!


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Old 03-26-2007, 11:36 PM
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This sounds promising. Any URL please? CAn't find using google.

Mark.

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> There is a small 22 mm diameter monel pressure indicator used on the
> latest mil spec UBA sets. The unit has a small 5 mm pin that sticks out
> from a recess that you can feel when the set is full, the pin retracts
> at 1/3 rd full. A similar system is used on the HEED emergency escape
> device except the indicator is set to show full cylinders of up to 80%
> of full pressure. Both fit to a first stage HP port.
>
> The data sheet shows a 250MSW depth rating and in the event of a seal
> failure the indicator will seal and not leak. An interesting safety
> feature due to the small oxygen cylinders carried on the swimmer
> delivery SDV. Not yet available, I didn't think this was public domain
> yet.
> The data sheet testing info shows that it passed 143,700 pressure cycles
> with no leaks, then a further 252,600 cycles.
> After 665,500 cycles were reached some intermittent leaks were noticed
> due to slight signs of wear!! Good to know that!!
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