What is the required number of flasks for TRC primary?

In the context of TRC (Transportable Recompression Chamber) primary operations, the correct number of flasks required is based on the operational standards and guidelines established for hyperbaric treatment settings. The required number of 9 flasks is indicative of the regulatory and safety protocols in place to ensure adequate gas supply for treating divers in a hyperbaric environment.

Flasks refer to the gas cylinders that provide the necessary breathing mixtures for patients undergoing treatment, including oxygen and possibly other gases depending on the protocol for specific hyperbaric conditions. Having 9 flasks ensures that there is enough redundancy and supply for emergency scenarios, providing a continuous and reliable gas source for patient safety and effective treatment.

So, this number is carefully chosen to maximize both the operational capability of the chamber and the safety of the patients, supporting the critical events associated with hyperbaric treatments, such as managing decompression sickness or carbon monoxide poisoning.