How Do Nuclear Submarines Make Oxygen?- Smarter Every Day 251
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Amine gas treating
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All Comments (21)
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There goes my theory of subs having bonsai trees everywhere.
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I learned something, it was free, the dude was nice, and it wasn’t clickbait... nice
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They call the burnt candle a clinker because it resembles the burnt coal when forging. In the bottom of the forge, there is a trap, so the gas line doesn't get clogged. And it clinks when cleaning the trap. So, the debris is called clinkers. Amazing as usual. Thanks for taking us along.
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well done YouTube. absolutely outstanding recommendation
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i feel like that guy got a massive self esteem boost to have someone be so excited about what he does. Dow, if you are reading this, thank you for keeping your crew safe.
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-Are you igniting it now? -No, YOU are -I am?! -you are. *grown man giggles*
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As a former submarine “A Ganger”, I loved this trip down memory lane! My old Geo Washington Class SSBN, the Theodore Roosevelt had different (older style) equipment, but it all worked the same way. Our monitoring equip was analog, of course. Also, our refrigerant was R-12, dichlorodiflouro methane. It was much more dangerous than R-134, and is no longer used.
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The Navy guys really know their stuff! I’m very impressed with their professionalism.
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If pictures are worth a 1000 words, an animation is worth 1,000,000 pictures. That animation was really awesome.
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"So you're gonna light it?" "No, you are." That's why you do not conceal enthusiasm. So then good people can let you have fun.
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As a former sailor, this was fun to watch. Never served on a sub but we had all the same systems on the ship too.
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I live the discipline and manners of the crew, you can tell how seriously they take their jobs and occupations while also enjoying what they do, you can tell they are in good hands on board
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Destin:asks question Also Destin: answers own question correctly Sailor: yes Destin: thanks man it was a pleasure talking to you. You taught me so much!
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The oxygen Petty Officer, internally: "I'm... Not used to people being interested in me talking about what I do for a living." Having been an Avionics Tech for F/A 18s, I came up with my own version of a timeless axiom. "I could tell ya, but then I'd have to bore you to death."
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I've got a couple of observations: 1. I feel like the CO2 Scrubbing mechanism is more similar to how our circulatory systems work, where our lungs maximize gas exchange between our blood and air, just like the sprayer tower. 2. The heat exchanger is probably not just for pre-heating the rich amine but is also for cooling the lean amine coming out of the boiler stripper. Considering that dissolving a gas into a liquid is optimal with a cooler liquid, as well as the fact that you dont want too much amine in the fresh air, the hot amine coming out needs to be cooled down, and why not cool it down by heating other stuff up?
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As a Russian spy, I really appreciate this video. Thanks for the info and long live the motherland.
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"So, you're about to ignite it?" "No, you are." Navy vet. Can confirm, this sailor has 100% trained juniors on this before.
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I just love how he isn't afraid to ask every question under the sun and how calm the crew is to answer his questions. It's not like school trips where you can't ask about this or that topic or this machine because you'll be an annoyance. No, he just straight out points and just asks "what does this do? How does it work? Can I see it work? Oh, so what happens next? Can I see that too?" He's just a child without a filter and the crew seems to enjoy it as well
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