Abstract
Respiratory effort in hyperbaric conditions is increased, leading to an increase in the diver's respiratory flow, increased oxygen consumption, and consistent carbon dioxide production. The knowledge of these physical and physiological phenomena involved during the hyperbaric respiration was studied theoretically in collaboration with the "Ovidius" University of Constanta, Faculty of Medicine. They were verified by experimental determinations on groups of divers in the Diving Center hyperbaric complex.
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