Unless the exhaust of the compressor is isolated completely from the intake -- which is not usually the case -- there is danger of carbon monoxide poisoning. The air can also contain CO from pressure combustion of lubricants inside the compression piston. These things make the air far more unsafe than possible paint residue.
Because they have a air tank to help them breath.
we breath in oxygen and plants breath co2
hyperventilating possibility ?
Breath In, Breath Out In and Out
A person can be expected to breath in approx. 48 pounds of dust in a lifetime.
When you breath in and out. : )
no.
Swimming, breaching (going up to breath), spraying water out of blowhole, reproduction, and singing whale songs.
Breath normally only appears when it's cold, although you can see the effects of breath by breathing on a mirror or window.
1 min
Because they have a air tank to help them breath.
The average human normally takes in about 35 lbs of air per day.
The air he had with him and the pressure suit he was wearing that was fed with that air allowed him to breath almost normally.
Swimming, breaching (going up to breath), spraying water out of blowhole, reproduction, and singing whale songs.
If the victim is breathing normally, but not responding you should
....You can breath normally here.... their is water and grass here no other planet has that
An air compressor sucks in and compresses air from the atmosphere. Whatever contaminants present in the air at the air intake of the compressor will be present in the air which is discharged from the compressor, with the possible exception of particulates which are filtered by the intake air filter. It is possible that carbon monoxide and other engine exhaust emissions, or ambient gases, or polutants can be in the atmosphere near the compressor intake. These invisible gases mix with the "air" and are compressed and discharged from the compressor. This is one reason why it is not safe to breath the air from a compressor unless the compressor is labeled that it is rated and approved as a breathing air source. Even then, the compressor must be in proper working condition and be operated by a qualified person. Breathing air from a compressor that is not rated and approved for breating air applications CAN KILL YOU.