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ACTA AERONAUTICAET ASTRONAUTICA SINICA ›› 1995, Vol. 16 ›› Issue (1): 48-54.

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THE EFFECTS OF ALTITUDE RAPID DEPRESSION ON PHYSIOLOGY WITH OXYGEN SUPPLY FROM THE SIMULATED MOLECULAR SIEVE OXYGEN GENERATING SYSTEM

Xiao Huajun, Wan Changhong, Wang Yin, Chen Xiaoqin   

  1. Institute of Aviation Medicine, Beijing, 100036
  • Received:1993-09-05 Revised:1994-02-25 Online:1995-02-25 Published:1995-02-25

Abstract: The effects on physiology and oxygen inversive diffusion following the rapid decompression at high altitudes,with various oxygen-rich supplies before decompression simulating the range of gas from the molecular sieve oxygen generating system(MSOGS)were observed. The results demonstrated that while the oxygen content was lower than 60%, the hypoxia sign appeared within 10s after hypoxia expose. There was a physiological equivalent range in 6~8s after decompression when it was beyond 70%. The oxygen inversion diffusion after decompression had two processes, which was associated with the time of useful consciousness and physiological effects.

Key words: absorbents, hypoxia, alveoli

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