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legend:
first Cavtat, second amphora Cavtat, poured third Dubrovnik, reefs, walls 4th Dubrovnik, reefs, wrecks Taranto 5th o.Koločep, Blue Cave, the abyss 6th o.Sv.Andrija7. o.Lopud, shipwreck from st.8 XII. Salty, brodolom9. Peninsula, S5710. o.Mjet, Pomeštak, amphorae 11th o.Mljet, amphitheater 12th o.Mjet, rt.Lenga13. o.Mljet, Vanja školji14. o.Mljet, Odysseus spilja15. o.Lastovo, white rat
16th o.Lukovci17. seka front of Petrovac and Kručiće18. o.Lastovo, rt. Struga19. o.Bijelac20. o.Korčula, Majsan, sidrište21. o.Korčula, pržnjak22. o.Korčula, rt.Ključ23. o.Vis, Ursus24. o.Vis, cliff cows and horses 25th o.Vis, Mali flag, a wreck Teti 26th o.Vis, Komiža27. o.Vis, rt.Stupišće, wreck Vassilios T.28. o.Biševo, Blue špilja29. o.Biševo, Bear's Cave
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legend: 30th Brela, Vrulja31. Hvar, Rt.Biškup 32nd Pulp Islands, Stambedar 33rd Hvar, Rt. Kabao34. Hvar, Rt. Smociguzica 35th Brac, Lučice coves, caves 36th Susac, lake Te Vega37. Primosten, Wall 38th Drvenik 39th shallower Sestrice40. Rev. Sokol41. Kaprije, wreck Francesca de Rimini
42nd Kaprije, NW 43rd punta Blitvenica 44th Yellow, seka Kamenar45. Babuljaši46. Kornati, Rašip47. Kornati, Mana48. Long Island, Garbinjak49. Long Island, Cape Mežanj50. Long Island, Cape Lopata51. Molat, amphorae
42nd Kaprije, NW 43rd punta Blitvenica 44th Yellow, seka Kamenar45. Babuljaši46. Kornati, Rašip47. Kornati, Mana48. Long Island, Garbinjak49. Long Island, Cape Mežanj50. Long Island, Cape Lopata51. Molat, amphorae
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legend:
52nd Premuda 53rd Pohlib54. Pag, Maun55. Rab, Badanj56. Goli, Macinj57. Sv. Grgur58. Krk, Kamenjak59. Krk, Tenki60. Krk, Krk 61st Krk, Pelasties 62nd Mali Plavnik63. Mali Losinj, Klaonica64. Losinj, Veli and Mali Orsir65. Žutin 66th Susak, Rt Margarina 67th Male Srakane spilja68. Union, wreck
69th Tihany Union, Vela rocks 70th Galijola71. Mali Losinj, Rt. Osor72. Cres, Lubenice73. Cres, Lina74. Black cape, Škoromnska uvala75. Wreck Rossarol76. Wreck Flamingo77. Pula, Bumbište78. Pula, Fraškerić79. Unknown olupina80. Wreck Wareze81. Wreck Istra 82nd Wreck Baron Gautsch 83rd Wreck Insidioso84. Rovinj, Banjole85. Wreck Coreolanus
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... hai provato REBRITHER -system chiuso, qui legi:
Prologo
The story begins in ancient underwater dive, with the Greeks, followed by Alexander the Great until the Roman Empire with its famous "frogmen" urinatores " to the research, breathing apparatus in the Renaissance, the great Leonardo (Codex atlanticus).
In this brief summary, I will not describe in detail the events of the first dives of the story, but I'll do a quick review significant events, which somehow have indelibly marked the contact of man with the third element: water ".
breathing apparatus hypothetical John Alfonso Borelli, 1680
Edmund Halley in 1690 invented a way of forcing the 'pressurized air into the flange of a bell. Halley stared at the empty kegs applied to the diving bell with holes at the bottom, leaving them in water, with hoses attached. The occupants of the bell could take air in, simply by turning a tap. The pressure was equal to the amount of water displaced by the bell. In this way, the pressure inside the hood remains the same as' surrounding water. Halley felt his invention several times. Remained below a depth of 20m to more than 1.5 hours without any bad consequences. Halley also provided small bells adapted from the allocation of air from the diving bell itself. However, soon discovered that it was not possible to supply air that way, because of 'high-pressure environment of' water.
system for immersion Chevalier de Beauvoir, 1715
John Lethbridge is assumed that created the first armored diving suit, diving system Freminet
1715, 1772
Heinrich Klingert conusciuto to be the inventor of the system of free-flowing open immersion ". Nel1797 developed an open helmet diving with two joints to inhale and exhale the air compressed. Her dress was connected to a large reservoir of air, characterized by a piston adjustable so that buoyancy could be controlled. This system seemed to be breathing so hard to manage, which later developed a smaller version with a smaller capacity air tank.
Scaffandro Carmagnolle brothers Augustus Siebe developed in 1882
Augustus Siebe was born in 1788. As a young man emigrated to England from Germany as an engineer, Siebe found himself in the right place at the right time with the resources of the industrial revolution in England salvage the market grows rapidly, requiring new types of equipment. In 1828 he obtained the first patent for a pump, was a success. There followed a fruitful collaboration with the Deane brothers, which led to global marketing in 1837, finished the Deane's patent, the "First closed diving helmet and dress." First
closed diving helmet and dress patterns
helmet brothers Deane
Around 1830 the Deane brothers Augustus Siebe counsel to turn their "smoke helmet" into a diving helmet. Siebe applied the helmet to a suit of rubber pond where you could enter the air. Siebe pontente used a pump to deliver the 'air from the surface. This combination proved a success. The first diving equipment with an open helmet was created. Detail of the helmet of the Deane brothers
George Edward was an engineer at the port of Lowestoft, he got the idea to separate the helmet in two. The lower part (wetsuit) attached to the dress and at the top (helmet) at the wetsuit, all made by a pond around the helmet. Thus was created the standart equipment diver, although many people believe that the invention is of real brothers Deane.
Siebe, using these ideas, was able to organize and manage the trade in such equipment, in 1840 he made his divers use this new equipment for the recovery on the Royal George. So the new diving equipment was quickly accepted by the highest representatives of the British Navy. Then, thanks to the great appreciation for his equipment, Siebe became the producer of equipment Diving world's most popular, its equipment conquered the 'dive industry in the world. Joseph
Gabirol "at the Universal Exhibition in Paris" in 1855 showed a crew similar to that of Siebe. The helmet was attached to the suit by four bolts. The dress had a double safety system: the air was entering a hose to your ear destro.Caratterizzato by a manually adjustable valve. A second hose went straight to his mouth.
Rouquayrol and Denayrouze For years it was believed that the standard equipment of Siebe represented the last step in technology, the possibilities of diving equipment. However in 1865, two Frenchmen, Benoit Rouquayrol, a mining engineer and Denayrouze Auguste, a lieutenant in the French Navy developed the 'Aerophore. A system in which the diver was carrying a metal container with air under pressure on his back, a demand regulator, operating through a membrane was attached to it.
The equipment was presented by a bomboladi 8-liter 4-Bar, and self-powered from the surface, where the diver was breathing through a regulator that delivers air on demand, pressure ambiente.Come you can guess, it was the principle used by Cousteau and Gagnan, 80 years after the invention dell'autorespiratore. In 1933, the Yves
Preiur, patented a self-breathing, but not in air demand, down during a performance photos The apparatus Preiur the Paris World Exhibition of 1937.
In 1938, the patented apparatus Dräger DM40, based on the principle of modern breathing recycling "Reabrither" as the current Dolphin and Ray, the same manufacturer. The legendary Captain Cousteau
Apparatus CG
Jacques Cousteau in 1943 with Ing. Gagnan, is to file a patent for the marketing of the first self-contained in the application.
And then the history of our times .....
In this brief summary, I will not describe in detail the events of the first dives of the story, but I'll do a quick review significant events, which somehow have indelibly marked the contact of man with the third element: water ".
breathing apparatus hypothetical John Alfonso Borelli, 1680
Edmund Halley in 1690 invented a way of forcing the 'pressurized air into the flange of a bell. Halley stared at the empty kegs applied to the diving bell with holes at the bottom, leaving them in water, with hoses attached. The occupants of the bell could take air in, simply by turning a tap. The pressure was equal to the amount of water displaced by the bell. In this way, the pressure inside the hood remains the same as' surrounding water. Halley felt his invention several times. Remained below a depth of 20m to more than 1.5 hours without any bad consequences. Halley also provided small bells adapted from the allocation of air from the diving bell itself. However, soon discovered that it was not possible to supply air that way, because of 'high-pressure environment of' water.
system for immersion Chevalier de Beauvoir, 1715
John Lethbridge is assumed that created the first armored diving suit, diving system Freminet
1715, 1772
Heinrich Klingert conusciuto to be the inventor of the system of free-flowing open immersion ". Nel1797 developed an open helmet diving with two joints to inhale and exhale the air compressed. Her dress was connected to a large reservoir of air, characterized by a piston adjustable so that buoyancy could be controlled. This system seemed to be breathing so hard to manage, which later developed a smaller version with a smaller capacity air tank.
Scaffandro Carmagnolle brothers Augustus Siebe developed in 1882
Augustus Siebe was born in 1788. As a young man emigrated to England from Germany as an engineer, Siebe found himself in the right place at the right time with the resources of the industrial revolution in England salvage the market grows rapidly, requiring new types of equipment. In 1828 he obtained the first patent for a pump, was a success. There followed a fruitful collaboration with the Deane brothers, which led to global marketing in 1837, finished the Deane's patent, the "First closed diving helmet and dress." First
closed diving helmet and dress patterns
helmet brothers Deane
Around 1830 the Deane brothers Augustus Siebe counsel to turn their "smoke helmet" into a diving helmet. Siebe applied the helmet to a suit of rubber pond where you could enter the air. Siebe pontente used a pump to deliver the 'air from the surface. This combination proved a success. The first diving equipment with an open helmet was created. Detail of the helmet of the Deane brothers
George Edward was an engineer at the port of Lowestoft, he got the idea to separate the helmet in two. The lower part (wetsuit) attached to the dress and at the top (helmet) at the wetsuit, all made by a pond around the helmet. Thus was created the standart equipment diver, although many people believe that the invention is of real brothers Deane.
Siebe, using these ideas, was able to organize and manage the trade in such equipment, in 1840 he made his divers use this new equipment for the recovery on the Royal George. So the new diving equipment was quickly accepted by the highest representatives of the British Navy. Then, thanks to the great appreciation for his equipment, Siebe became the producer of equipment Diving world's most popular, its equipment conquered the 'dive industry in the world. Joseph
Gabirol "at the Universal Exhibition in Paris" in 1855 showed a crew similar to that of Siebe. The helmet was attached to the suit by four bolts. The dress had a double safety system: the air was entering a hose to your ear destro.Caratterizzato by a manually adjustable valve. A second hose went straight to his mouth.
Rouquayrol and Denayrouze For years it was believed that the standard equipment of Siebe represented the last step in technology, the possibilities of diving equipment. However in 1865, two Frenchmen, Benoit Rouquayrol, a mining engineer and Denayrouze Auguste, a lieutenant in the French Navy developed the 'Aerophore. A system in which the diver was carrying a metal container with air under pressure on his back, a demand regulator, operating through a membrane was attached to it.
The equipment was presented by a bomboladi 8-liter 4-Bar, and self-powered from the surface, where the diver was breathing through a regulator that delivers air on demand, pressure ambiente.Come you can guess, it was the principle used by Cousteau and Gagnan, 80 years after the invention dell'autorespiratore. In 1933, the Yves
Preiur, patented a self-breathing, but not in air demand, down during a performance photos The apparatus Preiur the Paris World Exhibition of 1937.
In 1938, the patented apparatus Dräger DM40, based on the principle of modern breathing recycling "Reabrither" as the current Dolphin and Ray, the same manufacturer. The legendary Captain Cousteau
Apparatus CG
Jacques Cousteau in 1943 with Ing. Gagnan, is to file a patent for the marketing of the first self-contained in the application.
And then the history of our times .....
