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| | Re: what are some dangers of drainage tunnels besides rain? <Reply # 40 on 5/1/2011 1:39 PM >
| | | 40mm filter NSN 6640-01-500-7117 will provide at least 60 minutes protection from h2s (and things like VX, CS, Chlorine and anthrax too) Trained and fit persons can function at 12%...15000ft equivalent saturation, the standard O2 level used by mountaineers, including climbs up Everst. 10% one should still be conscious and able to function, albeit with some impairment, This was tested on random US service men. tl;dr you work with with around 1/2 sea level oxygen if your in decent shape. That shows on pulse oximeter as 60-72% blood o2 saturation...buy one, they're like 40 bucks. Then you can see your blood o2 levels if your worried. The worst hazard I encountered in a (sanitary) drain was an unexpected pool/drop off that was part of an uphill pumping station...lucky it was not running at the time or I'd be pumped too. srsly, watch out for pump stations, I have a feeling they make a rip tide seem like a swimming pool.
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