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    Default Oxygen Concentrator

    We just got one of these in at work. Great device for concentrating over 95% oxygen from ambient air at a rate of up to 5liters/minute. Although expensive (about $4k)

    http://www.inogen.net/products/inogenone.asp


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    Default Re: Oxygen Concentrator

    Quote Originally Posted by OutlawCaver
    We just got one of these in at work. Great device for concentrating over 95% oxygen from ambient air at a rate of up to 5liters/minute. Although expensive (about $4k)

    http://www.inogen.net/products/inogenone.asp
    You would probably have to run it in conjuction with a haskel to get it to any kind of pressure, I'd guess.

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    There is a company making a booster to fill portable medical oxygen cylinders from this machine. I see it as a emergency medical oxygen source for scuba instructors or the truck ride to the chamber.


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    Quote Originally Posted by OutlawCaver
    There is a company making a booster to fill portable medical oxygen cylinders from this machine. I see it as a emergency medical oxygen source for scuba instructors or the truck ride to the chamber.
    Yeah, that would be a great use, especially way offshore !

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    I am not sure on the separation process but it should be noted in other systems there has been issues’ reaching above 90% and there has been problems with inert gas buildup.

    Article- http://www.bikiniatoll.com/Rebreather.html

    Jeff describes in this article that they averaged 90% O2
    and 5% ARGON in the breathing gas.

    Best regards, Andrew



 

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