Indian Navy designs Oxygen Recycling System
The Diving School of the Southern Naval Command of the Indian Navy has conceptualised and designed an Oxygen Recycling System (ORS) to help alleviate the current oxygen (O2) shortage in the country. The Diving School has expertise in this area as the basic concept is used in some of the diving sets used by the school.
Oxygen Recycling System (ORS)
- Only a small percentage of O2 inhaled by a patient is actually absorbed by the lungs, the rest being exhaled into the atmosphere along with carbon-dioxide (CO2) produced by the body. This exhaled O2 can be re-used, provided the exhaled ....
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