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A water-filled plastic canister connected to a snorkel system provides a stable air supply for divers, addressing air supply challenges and enhancing diving comfort and safety.

DE102023002803A1Pending Publication Date: 2025-01-09LEVINTOV WLADIMIR
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Application Number
DE102023002803
Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2023-07-04
Publication Date
2025-01-09

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Technical Problem

Divers face challenges in obtaining a reliable and efficient air supply while submerged underwater, especially when diving deep or for extended periods, and there is a need for a solution that enhances their breathing comfort and safety.

Method used

A plastic canister filled with water and connected to a snorkel provides a stable air supply through a hose, which can be extended to the diver's mask, and additional canisters can be used for guiding and providing nutrients.

Benefits of technology

The system ensures a stable air supply and enhances diving comfort and safety by providing a reliable air source and additional utility through attached canisters.

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Abstract

This is the basic principle of the Aqualod plus auxiliary canister. The big advantage is that I can dive farther from the coast without needing a boat, because I can swim to the dive site with the empty canister and refill my canisters with seawater there (of course, the second canister can't be used for nutrient intake).
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Description

[0001] A plastic canister (approximately 5 liters capacity) is filled approximately halfway with water (for stability when floating on the water surface). A snorkel with a connected hose is threaded through sealed openings in this canister. The hose should be between 3 and 15 meters long, depending on the needs. The lower end of the hose is connected to the diver's breathing mask, allowing the diver to inhale air from the snorkel, which protrudes from the canister, through the hose.

[0002] The diver also carries a canister filled with water, soup, juice, etc., which is attached to the floating canister with a rope. When descending, the diver can hold the second canister in his hand to aid in the descent. Depending on its contents, this can also be used for nutrient intake. List of reference symbols 1 plastic canister 5 liters 2 openings 3 plastic canisters 3 liters 4 hose 5 snorkels 6 rope 7 Mouthpiece

Claims

[] Diving equipment consisting of: - a plastic canister that can be filled to stabilize the water surface (approx. 51 filling capacity) (1), - a snorkel (5), - a 3 to 15 m long hose (4) connected to the snorkel, with a mouthpiece (7) at the lower end, - a second canister (3) which can be filled with water or nutrients and is attached to the floating plastic canister by means of a rope (2), characterized by ; that a) the plastic canister has sealed openings (2), b) the hose has a mouthpiece (7) at the lower end, is connected to the snorkel at the upper end, and is guided through the plastic canister in sealed openings and protrudes from the canister above the water surface.