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SmarterEveryDay . 2 weeks ago
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Leslie Robertson . 29 minutes ago
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Dennis Alviandi . 32 minutes ago
i have something bugging in my mind, why do firearms tend to have the recoil upward? why no downward recoil
marko pejic . 45 minutes ago
The preheater before the boiler is necessary to operate an efficient flash tower. If you had no preheater youd not be able to reach a steady state flash process.
Paul . 52 minutes ago
Zlee533 . 1 hour ago
So glad I was never on a sub, especially after seeing this. 😂
WestHaddnin . 2 hours ago
The closest to a space environment we'll legit get.
regorllerref . 2 hours ago
Y cant they just put a tree in da sub?
Rein Quest . 2 hours ago
Clinkers? Like the iron byproduct in burning coal? That makes a clinking sound when you stir coal in a forge/furnace. 😅
Also how do they do this in space? Is there any similarities to create oxygen on a space station.
Mr Lima Bean . 2 hours ago
"Pssh another Youtube Reccomended video? I probably won't even lik-"
Halfway in and I've got a big dumb smile as I learn about oxygen candles
J B . 3 hours ago
Him: You did this in 6th grad science.
Me:😞 No.
Wrinkled Pugoda . 3 hours ago
I actually work/live on a submarine and one of the people of my crew told me to watch this video since we just installed a brand new Low Pressure Electrolyzer.
Ahamefula Levi . 3 hours ago
They sound very humble when accolades are thrown at them.... Nice
Jack Burton . 3 hours ago
Don’t care, boring. You’ve fallen from the cat flip video.
soinu foig . 4 hours ago
in order to limit “bad gas” in a sub, chili, basically beans aren’t served.
Allan Roy . 4 hours ago
I love the respect you are able to earn with the people you work with in your videos. Thank you for the amazing content and for bringing us along.
dragonhed123 . 4 hours ago
This was so awesome i loved being a nerd to this!!
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John Be Bad . 4 hours ago
How do you get rid of farts on a sub? I've wondered that for a long time.
Dave Hanna . 5 hours ago
A bunch of smart young men! Nothing wrong with the new generation, you just have to know where to look!
Game Jammer . 5 hours ago
Can you try to turn sound into electricity
Chip Simkulet . 5 hours ago
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The Fumbler . 5 hours ago
Just use coke instead of amine, it's a lot cheaper.
D M . 6 hours ago
John Smith . 6 hours ago
I loved this video. It was all amazing :)
jens Berg . 7 hours ago
now i know how to make chlorine gas.
Ivaylo Kent . 7 hours ago
aha, and they were on the Moon... right.
Robert Kamminga . 8 hours ago
I was in cams doing the oxygen.
*Robert Kamminga was ejected*
Sound of Meraf . 8 hours ago
I thought they had a forest of bonsai and artificial sunlight
John Lightbody . 8 hours ago
How available is MEA & Lithium Hydroxide, if plenty, surely there could be means of draining CO2 from general environment to help reduce Global warming....
Cameron McGuire . 9 hours ago
The question I have after watching this is how does the CAMS work to monitor the partial pressures? How do the sensors differentiate the gases and measure their partial pressures?
Leander . 9 hours ago
i love these submarine videos
therob39 . 9 hours ago
26:50 And still you took out one ear plug 😁
Garrett Ord . 11 hours ago
too bad there's no way to effectively store the hydrogen produced during electrolysis on submarines. After spending all that energy to produce it, it would be nice to be able to store it for use as fuel or propellant
far22186 . 11 hours ago
I thought it was just a long snorkle
AJ . 11 hours ago
Your interview style reminds me of the late Huell Howser. Great video!
Mike Rogers . 12 hours ago
I am an ex-submariner from the 80s (SSN 678). It's amazing that so little has changed as far as O2 generation. Thanks for the video series. It brought back many memories.
Rui Pedro Silva . 12 hours ago
Awesome video as always! The preheating stage at 23:37 with the MEA solution must be to increase the overall efficiency of the final heating stage, in a sub every space must the carefully design to ensure minimum space is occupied, taking advantage of the higher contact area of the pipes and preheating the solution during pumping to the final stage is cleaver and rises the overall efficiency of the process.
CxLivingIn LA . 12 hours ago
Did anyone else get really claustrophobic watching them in those halls? :o
Tizona Amanthia . 13 hours ago
If I had to guess [prior to watching.] it's some combination of "compressed air tank storage, Rebreather style recirculation, or, my favorite option, Electrolysis based O2 production from water.