How Do Nuclear Submarines Make Oxygen?- Smarter Every Day 251
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oclugo2.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Chlorate-Candle-Technical-Data-Sheet-Revision-3.pdf
Reverse Osmosis:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_osmosis#Desalination
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do they need to replace gases like nitrogen?
@Stan Ervin The idea is plausible; however, the lower the efficiency of the plant the more toxicity is generated. I think that is where the problem begins because the benefit verse the compound detriments create a negative cycle. In the natural environment those conditions can be overcome, but in a dependent environment where the oxygen generation is a necessity, those negatives make a no go situation. I like your determination, there is definitely an answer somewhere.
@Gw Builder Thank you for the input/clarification. My thoughts were leaning towards the use of ultra efficient low power consumption LEDs in a spectrum of sufficient fine tuning to obtain maximum O2 generation, perhaps utilizing arrays of Fresnel lenses. Just seems plausible. I feel like it could be utilized to oxygenate the vessel at least in a supplemental role with other methods that are currently implemented, even if a 25% level of impact is realized.
Being a Submarine Vet I was prepared for the worst. This was definitely fun to see again!
Excellent video. from an historical viewpoint, CO2 scrubbing (or the lack thereof) is most likely what killed the crew of the H.L. Hunley, the FIRST submarine to sink a ship in time of war. Just saying... More importantly, HI Princess Booper Snoot!
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not normal to live on a sub stop you fools
It's refreshing to see a young adult with manners and confidence. Allowed him to finish his question and delivered an answer with confidence each time.
Cousin Fartin Martin was rejected for sub duty
Did any other fools think he was hold a white chocolate Kit Kat bar in the thumbnail? 🤦♂️
I have an interesting video for you! I was just watching a video from Kentucky ballistics called 50 cal vs tractor weight in that video he shows that right after shooting a 50 cal you can see your breath when you could not see it before the shot if conditions are right. Please do a video explaining that I'm sure you will have fun doing a video with 50 Cals
No way I could live on a sub. I would go crazy being in such tight spaces.
4:35 in, his face in the background LOL!!
Sprinkle LiOH on my bunk? You first, Destin, and when you get out of the hospital after your chemical burns have healed, maybe I'll think about it.
Cool video ! It’s nice to see how professional all the Submarine personell are
this is driving me nuts monoethylamine!
This felt like 3rd year chemical engineering all over again 😂 cheers
Did you see the people in the submarine... they're looking to Destin like they don't see much people because of their tours... Thanks Destin we learned something
My uncle drive one of those submarines and he said they can hold their breath.
idk why but I like the sounds from that animation xD 24:20
Dustin: "This ia a lunar lander" Me: "What...for ants?!"
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He should make a video about what kind of education those guys got
I’m an electrician and I would love to build a sub after looking at this.
crews mess Methane/Sulphur 99% sumbudy light a candle
I didn't know I needed to know this, I am glad I clicked on the link.
I thought they would use liquid oxygen but it seems too dangerous to have a big drum of liquid oxygen the sub lol.
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Comforting to know our boat was not the only one to have problems with "the bomb". Our boat would burn candles all the time, especially before field day.
Russia: take notes comrade, free capitalist upgrades...
Why doesn’t earth run out of air?
wow! this was awesome, thank you for the visuals really informative, easy to digest, and entertaining. keep the lessons coming
Those people most be important to the government, aren’t they?
They use Nokia’s to give them unlimited air
Why isn’t technology like this being used in Countries with the poorest air quality? Is that even possible?
instead of releasing it into the atmosphere, Those guys should store the hydrogen into tanks at the very least. it's useful, and they've got to create tons of it if they make so much oxygen via electrolysis. have it done, I'm sure hydrogen could be useful for the army loll.
what about nitrogen content in the air almost 78% .. ?
Amazing
Great video! Can you explain how the oxygen concentrators used in hospitals and long term care homes work??
So I could turn a bath tub upside down create an air pocket and take 2 handheld passive systems with me and I could survive for a few hours?Cool.
Way to not follow the MRC and wear proper ppe
Hey Destin! I genuinely get smarter every day with your videos! I recently saw a short documentary about the Pro US Boomerang team and decided I wouldn't spoil myself on how boomerangs work in case you do a video about it ;)
Very interesting. Great content. So, by my calculations, at the time you were filming, the oxygen percentage for the sub was about 19%. That is the O2 torr / total torr. 19% is fine for sustaining human life but I wonder why they don't shoot for 21% (what we typically breath at sea level). Any idea?
Every state looking at this and decided to research this tec or reverse engineered it is now thinking to settle along the coastline in civilization
Did they show you how they use relative bearing grease?
That was awesome
Wow I am very surprised how much freedom they gave you to record from amr to middle level like that. You can see COB in the background wanting to say something too. When we had people recording for the Olympia during rimpac they where very restricted with recording locations.
@minij hooi what?
Who is the Impostor?
First guy I ever met from Ohio in the military pointed out that the Ohio state flag is the only state flag that’s a pennant.... Oh!
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Thanks, I learned something new! And thanks to those guys on submarine, who let you make the video.
Did you say impordant instead of important??
So, to explain the pre-heating of the MEA, it is done by a heat exchanger. Think of it like a radiator, on one side you have the recently boiled Lean MEA, on the other you have the cold Rich MEA. The thermal energy is transferred across the heat exchanger, simultaneously cooling the Lean MEA and heating the Rich MEA. It's more efficient in several ways. 1) if you already have something hot nearby, why waste the energy heating it up if you can sap heat from something you want to cool. 2) cool MEA absorbs CO2 better, so you spend less energy cooling it before it is sent back to the absorbing tower.
Princess Boophersnoot! I love it! Thanks, Destin!
I always knew that I'd be rich if I grew up in the 80's
got claustrophobia just from watching this
There's a lot more woodgrain on that then I'd think, Looks more like an RV than the cold steel hatches of most submarine movies n such.
I know why they picked this sailor for the video in the beginning
Is it just me or his accent is extremely difficult to undertand??
My next suggestion is : us coast gard capture a submarine with $60 mil of cocaine Fair to say the cartel are taking note till the start of this series
Are the iron and sodium chlorate candle available for civilian use? Would be nice to have a few of these in a survival bunker. 🇺🇸
Pavel works hard!
Does it have to be purified water or can any fresh water be used?
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Who is the Impostor?
Just ask *Pavel*
Reverse osmosis! 🥰
19:43 After understand this,how product O2 in Submarin, i think on tragedy on Kursk,those unlucky Submariner dont has chance to survive....
However to can operated like Submariner you will be a graduated or samething:) I think that in "all army" the Submariner are the most specialized soldier,they should know a many thing...
To those wondering why you need to heat up the MEA. Any physicists among us thought : "Why is this not a perpetuum mobile ?" The secret lies in the heating. By heating, you get the molecules in a higher energy state, that then allows them to be active once again after dropping the CO2 the have. You put them in a configuration that isn't stable at a lower temperature with the CO2, so it dissociates and is then hungry for CO2 again. Note : I am not familiar with this case in particular, it's just my experience and knowledge of chemistry that tells me it's what's probably happening.
Let's be for real, the drawing's amazing!!! 1:00
Is nobody going to say how he's a grown kid laughing about ear hole... I'm not gonna lie... I laughed
He barely looks 19 i swear😂
In Submarines on "new generation" all is valuted,but in old Submarines? For example in first Submarine or Submarine on WII?
How many candles do they have on board at a time? Or is that classified information?
it the same system that are in I.S.S. International Space Station?
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Very cool, actually learnt something.
Man sub guys always wearin sneakers gotta love it not the tube living tho
Should be classified info, we do not want adversaries to steal our submarines' oxygenated technology, it is crucial because we want our adversaries submarines to surface for air often so we can detect and track them, especially CHINA, they are master in chemistry but also master in stealing IP and technology so we need to be more careful with sharing or educating these kind of military technology. My point here is to protect our military technology from foe.
idk Destin be actin kinda sus
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In one word: chemistry.
He’s so cringe around the Submariners, I can’t handle it and I’m always forced to skip to the next video. It’s a shame because I’m sure there’s a lot of great things to learn but the level of cringe is just TOO much🤦🏽♂️
Find your nuts Maksim and i bet they loved having someone knowledgable on ship documenting and sharing in what they do everyday. skip-on the KOOK
That’s what non-subs usually think
You’d think it’s easy, there’s water everywhere. It has oxygen in it, and co2 can remove carbon to leave oxygen from that too... you just need a way to expel the hydrogen and or carbon.
There are curtains that have pouches in them that are hung throughout the boat that we pour LiOH into. its not sprinkled freely.
The MEA process, is very similar to how we sweeten sour natural gas, super cool
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Me walking out of my room and finding out company is over 4:35
AC repair technicians use the same kind of gauge
Dow is the genius version of calfreezy
they have a lot of trees there, don't watch the video, that's the answer.
4:56 bruh the guy on the left just looks into the camera and makes a face
palnt
Do you heard about "Oxygen not included" game?
Why do people dislike these videos? They’re so good!
Brought back memories. 22:18 Oh yeah, I tossed quite a few shirts bc of the strong amine smell and stains.😖
so i was looking at the video and realized some of the men we’re wearing normal shoes like we would is the no dress code?
Do we see how they monitor and manage heat on-board? Seems like the submarine is producing a lot of heat. Do they just use a refrigerant to transfer heat to the surrounding water? And if so, how much do they have to insulate the ship? If the power cuts out what's their backup cooling system?
I see my boy at 13:00 got that sneaker chit so he doesn't have to wear boots huh 😂 Edit: I learned something new myself. Apparently on submarines boots aren't required. I believe I saw the XO wearing sneakers so I got curious. It seems submariners aren't required to wear boots underway. I'm sure there's other reasons but sneakers are quieter than the Navy issued boots and obviously that's paramount when in the Silent Service. I never spent time on a submarine, I was either afloat or attached to aviation so there's a lot I don't know about submariners. Even being in the Navy for almost eight years, you still taught me something new even if inadvertently!
What's up with that model rocket changing position behind you?
When the electrolysis happens inside the sub, what do they do with the Hydrogen gas produced?
Discharge it overboard.