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To: Logophile
Not so. It would depend on the enclosed volume of the vessel, the number of humans and animals aboard, and the period of time during which the upper hole is kept stoppered.

Run the numbers. lack of O2 is only one component of the equation, CO2 buildup caused even more problems. O2 concentrations of 19.5% at sea level are IDLH conditions for workers, and it doesn't take much for a air-tight chamber with people and animals to deplete 2% of the oxygen (normal O2 about 22% at sea level

I said nothing about airlocks.

They are of necessity for a moon pool to function within a boat - do your research better.

32 posted on 09/14/2009 5:59:26 PM PDT by Godzilla (3-7-77)
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To: Godzilla
Run the numbers. lack of O2 is only one component of the equation, CO2 buildup caused even more problems. O2 concentrations of 19.5% at sea level are IDLH conditions for workers, and it doesn't take much for a air-tight chamber with people and animals to deplete 2% of the oxygen (normal O2 about 22% at sea level

What numbers? The text provides no data that would allow us to "run the numbers."

They are of necessity for a moon pool to function within a boat - do your research better.

You are mistaken.

33 posted on 09/14/2009 6:06:52 PM PDT by Logophile
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