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

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Dog! Can we get a video of the mechanics of booping a snoot?

This is the first SmarterEveryDay video I’ve ever watched, and the thought I kept having every minute or so was “this is so cool!”Really impressed with the access given on the submarine and with the visual explanations of processes. Shoot, I’m super impressed with this video! Thanks for this really cool learning experience :)

Submarines are one of those sci-fi-seeming ideas that, if they didn't already exist in the real world, I wouldn't think it remotely plausible that they could have built one the size of a large building over a century ago.

"cool man so what do you do up here"

And vent pressurizes the Torpedo tubes... from the Eps prior.

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Very interesting. Well done mate for letting us know.

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It's awesome to get unanswered questions answered. This was a very interesting video. Thank you 🌅

Why was he waving a red phosphor striker next to the chlorate ignition while its out of the safety basket? Like you know... on a submarine where they would all die...

This is extremely interesting and educational. I never knew this!

the MEA is turned into a carbonate salt would be my guess.they would probably preheat the carbonate salt to keep it liquid when they put it under pressure so they geta smooth crack of the carbonate back to freebase amine.many amines form carbonate salts that are mostly solid with often low melting points hence the need for preheating so they can be pumped and pressurized.when ethanolamine carbonate is heated to the right temp it will crack the salt allowing the carbon dioxide to leave.this could be over the boiling point of ethanolamine hence the need for the pressure.I would say the ethanolamine was there choice in the least toxic amine to use as some of the other options are nottoo friendly :)the great thing about using a base like an amine to capture CO2 is that it is a simple acid base reaction toremove the amine from the breathable air that is expelled so I would say the scrubbers are just acid tanks.many amines that are small like this one smell of ammonia in there freebase state but as a salt have a fishy smell,.this fishy smell would be the smell that the sailors would be talking of I think.im going to make me one of those oxygen candles now :) I have never heard of them before but can think of somegreat uses for them.as always thanx for a great channel and another great video.

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that's some complicated stuff. I just don't think I would like being on that boat....lol

I had a dream you where in a f22 talking about thrust vectoring....maybe I should turn of YouTube b4 I go to sleep....now what where you saying about thrust vectoring.....

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Is there any video for what they do about condensation in the sub with all their breathing etc

So is this oxygen better than being in a deep forest?

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I love the fact that not only do I learn something new from every single video but I literally don’t ever believe I’ve ever seen a single piece of clickbait, ever on this channel!

Imagine if he said "they plant trees inside the submarine" LOL

'Destin'(?) and 'Dow'? These Americans names!

i'm too dumb to watch this video.

i have the feeling, when you would built a submarine today, you could have 5times more space, cause technology getting smaller...

what's up with the myth buster intro?

The candle is cool..

Did anyone else see "Why don't subs run out of air?" in the thumbnail and completely miss that he was referring to "submarines" at first? I can't be the only one who very much misread that.

that place looks so cramped not at all like in the movies

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Surely half of it is Methane...

Guess the MEA Boiler needs a cooler afterwards to increase the capability of CO2 that is dissolved in the fluid

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This is what space ships will look like in 1000 years

way cool

he literally chose the worst dude to interview, his english is the worst i've heard in a while, 90% was not understandable and youtube wasn't able to translate it either lol

Touching candles with his bare hand.....dummy.

This man making an A-ganger mess with Navettes stuff haha.