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How Do Nuclear Submarines Make Oxygen?- Smarter Every Day 251

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hey it's me destin welcome back to

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smarter every day this is a lunar lander

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that's a different series we're starting

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on smarter every day

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this is a nuclear submarine we are now

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really far

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into the nuclear submarine deep dive

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here on smarter every day and today

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we're going to answer a question that

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i've always wanted to know submarines

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are designed to stay underwater as long

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as possible and sometimes they can't

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even go to the surface if they want to

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like right now the uss toledo is

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currently under the ice which makes it

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impossible to surface to get fresh air

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how do you create oxygen on board a

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submarine because if you think about it

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if you're on board with a lot of your

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crewmates and we're taking in oxygen and

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we're breathing out carbon dioxide

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eventually the atmosphere on the inside

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of the submarine is going to become

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soured so today on smarter every day we

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are going to investigate

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how to create oxygen onboard a submarine

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and how to remove carbon dioxide from

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the atmosphere

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and we're going to have two ways to do

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both let's get on board the toledo

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and let's understand how to create

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breathable air

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on a submarine let's go get smarter

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every day

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[Music]

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okay so in order to keep people alive on

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the boat we have to have an atmosphere

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at each location where each body is that

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can keep that one body alive right

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so ventilation is key if you have

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different compartments that can be

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closed at different times on boats for

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different reasons for example a huge

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pileup of people in the place where

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everybody sleeps you're going to be

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creating a lot more carbon dioxide in

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that location than other places on the

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boat

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but we have to keep the entire

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atmosphere livable throughout the boat

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so in order to do this they monitor

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the atmosphere of every position in the

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boat that's important with a system

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called

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cams the central atmospheric monitoring

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system

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so the first thing we're going to do is

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go figure out how to measure the

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atmosphere

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at any place in the boat and then we'll

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address how we deal with it with carbon

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dioxide or oxygen or whatever anyway

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let's go check out cams i'm destin i'm

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dell dal i'm going how do you spell that

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d.o.w d.o.w dow jones awesome man where

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are you from

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i'm from ohio hello what's up cool man

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nice to meet you

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yeah so so what did what do you do up

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here so uh sharon well

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i'm a machinist man auxiliary or anger

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they're basically mechanical hold though

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practically on the boat so where are you

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monitoring the oxygen levels

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so to mark the oxygen levels uh some cup

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of middle level

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called cams yeah central atmosphere

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monitoring station

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and uh we have a couple watching the

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monitors auction levels on there can you

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show me that

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yes yep let me get around you

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we're gonna see where the oxygen gets

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monitored yeah

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so this is in the middle of the boat yes

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and uh it has different stations we can

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monitor

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and take samples of the air to monitor

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our atmospheres

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so right now you're looking at how much

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o2 is on the boat yes carbon monoxide

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i'm really glad that there's not any

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there r114 so that's refrigerant yes

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yeah so you're monitoring that as well

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basically monitoring the

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good gases and the bad gases basically

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gotcha and so

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you've got co2 hydrogen nitrogen water

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that's cool and so this is the total

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pressure on the boat it is

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that's cool well in each compartment it

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is

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like like i'm saying we have different

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can you show me yeah

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it's like we take different uh sample

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like sampling uh panel index

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we can turn the dial to different

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stations so right now you're looking at

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the fan range yes

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so if you wanted to go what what's okay

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to look at

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it's got a cheap power supporters

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and so this is updated so it takes a

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second so this bar has to go

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all the way across for an update yeah

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kind of slow but

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so clearly you have some type of

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you have some type of alarm that has to

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oh yeah yeah if

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oxygen gets too high or if it gets too

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high or something gets too low

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it'll alarm it'll make a beeping sound

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so in the event that we have a bad gas

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that you know we have a leak of

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refrigerant for example

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do you have a way of finding the leak so

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i guess you could go to the panel

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and then you could select different

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sources and you can see where it's high

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yes and so that isolates it to that

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section of the boat right yes

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but then how do you find the actual leak

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like if it comes down to a pipe how do

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you find

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the leak on the pipe so for like uh r134

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we have uh

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we call them sniffers and uh they detect

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uh where r134 is coming out of the

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piping or the plant and a little alarm

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when uh it attacks it so is it like it

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sounds like a geiger counter when you

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get closer to it or something yeah

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it does so can i see one yeah

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this is how the sausage gets made right

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here this is how you keep yourself alive

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on a sub

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okay they're like

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i guess we'll just show him the oxygen

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stuff and then i'm really excited about

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this

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here we

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you know go sniper sniffer can we get

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sniffers sure

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okay step away

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this is it yep so this is a universal

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refrigerant leak detector

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so can you show me how to use it yeah so

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this is what it looks like when we find

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a leak

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so that's how that's how you find the

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leak yes and then we can also switch

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to small medium large leaks so looking

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for a small leak

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uh put this small because we won't

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detect it if it's large

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you gotta have a large setting so we'll

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go through i guess r134 right here

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you'll go through and you just drag

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you'll drag it through the piping

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very slowly just like coloring in

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kindergarten

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basically yes do you have something like

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this for each bad gas

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we have a trigger kit it monitors a it

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tests like

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the sample the air they look like little

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tubes get the brake and you have to pump

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