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Science - Archaeology | | English term or phrase: secondary breathing source | | When the lower end of an airlift becomes blocked, it rapidly becomes buoyant and will suddenly rush to the surface if not tethered. No extraneous pieces of equipment, such as free dangling gauges or secondary breathing sources, should risk getting entangled. If a secondary breathing source gets sucked into a dredge or airlift, the breathing supply will rapidly be emptied. Incidents of this nature have led to fatalities. |
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