Description
Hans Hass and his Journeys to Bonaire
Michael Jung
Paperback in as new condition. Reg Vallintine book plate on inside front cover.
Contents:
FUDT – Research and development project in diving technology
Divexpert, an expert system for diver external monitoring
New rules for underwater equipment developed by Germanischer Lloyd
An analysis of the performance of mechanized and manual hyperbaric welding systems for subsea pipeline tie-ins
Remote handling systems – ROV retrievable production control system
Position measuring and deep sea remote control system (PMS)
Osiris – Offshore integrated robotic inspection system
Interface of a robot with its underwater carrier under specific constraints of underwater application
Development of the standard diving dress (1823-44)
Development of a climatised diving suit for saturation divers
Warm, humidified breathing gas – OBS UBA 90-400
Catalytic combustion of hydrogen in diving
Efficient and safe use of oxygen in decompression
HADES (Highest accumulated decompression score)
Options for decompression from tunnel work at pressure greater than 3 bars (30 metres of sea water)
A new atmospheric diving suit for deep diving applications
Hydrodynamic investigations on abrasive water jet cutting tool
Process for submerged cutting by abrasive water jets
Abrasive jet cutting down to 600m water depth
How to produce plasma cuts with superior quality at water depths of 20m and 60m
Design and strength of wet patched welding
Wet welding – a viable alternative for platform repair
Development of an orbital FCAW procedure for use in hyperbaric atmosphere
Development and testing of a remote controlled local dry chamber underwater GMAW process facility
Effect of pressure on fracture properties of hyperbaric weldments
Thermal balance during deep diving
Physiological and operational consequences of hyperbaric welding shielding gases
Contamination found in living quarter in hyperbaric diving system
Electrical safety of wet welding with open circuit voltages up to 150V
Practical experience in operating pilot plant for the treatment of diving gas by means of membranes
Product development for seabed systems
Subsea support vessel for the nineties
Black and white photographs and diagrams
210 mm x 298mm (approx. 8.25 in in x 11.75 in)
1991, GKSS-Forschunszentrum Geesthacht GmBH, Geesthacht