The Drass Diving Support Boat (DSB) is a class of uniquely designed boats embedding a hyperbaric diver decompression
chamber (DDC) for treatment and prevention of decompression sickness. Drass DSB houses the DDC just above the keel
level, giving the boat a much better stability when compared to vessels of similar dimensions. This ingenious solution
enables a boat of limited dimensions to operate a DDC, whilst also leaving most of the open deck available for routine
operations and safe navigation in high seas, thereby enhancing the boat’s effectiveness.
Drass DSB comes fully equipped with a complete hyperbaric unit, including DDC, control panel, air storage, HP air
compressors, filters and diver panels where required.
Thanks to these combined features, Drass DSB is a multi-application rescue vessel that can be specifically configured
for use by coastguard, navies, governmental emergency response teams, commercial and recreational diving companies.
Drass DSB48 doubles up as an ideal mother vessel/rescue vessel for recreational scuba. It offers dive operators, divers
onboard and those in the locality, the safety of a hyperbaric chamber in remote diving locations.
Thanks to its limited dimensions, DSB48 is also the perfect boat for commercial diving in shallow waters of harbors or
coastal areas, offering increased safety during prolonged diving operations.
The use of a rescue boat in touristic areas makes it possible to provide a decompression facility as a first aid emergency
response, significantly increasing the chances of saving human lives at sea when encountering incidences of decompression
illness. The vessel can comfortably accommodate 14 divers plus the marine crew, and the DDC is designed for 2-men
occupancy. On stern, the hull has a central passageway to permit entry of a stretcher into the 1300mm DDC. Discover more on [ Ссылка ]

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