Common Emergency Procedures
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This section describes the standard procedures of addressing the out-of-air situation and the free-flow, an uncontrollable loss of breathing gas due to a mechanical malfunction of a regulator or a tank connection. The common technical diving configuration is assumed as defined by DIR.
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