underground

Active member

• Apr 20, 2003

• #1

Here is an interesting article I found on ukdiving.co.uk by Martyn Farr, briefly describing a selection of dives in some UK mines:

Martyn Farr's Article

Does anyone happen to know whether the flooded levels in Croesor mine have been dived and if so whether any details are available?

 

Duncan Price

Active member

• Feb 11, 2004

• #2

underground said:

Does anyone happen to know whether the flooded levels in Croesor mine have been dived and if so whether any details are available?

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Yes, no - but they are horrible and full of diesel at the bottom.

Duncan Price

 

bubba

Administrator

• Feb 11, 2004

• #3

So does diesel just sit at the bottom?

Is that a problem? Sorry if it's a daft question, but if you're breathing from a tank why does it matter if you're in water or diesel?

 

underground

Active member

• Feb 11, 2004

• #4

I could smell the diesel when we were on the bridges.

I'd imagine that you'd still be risking ingestion of the diesel and I can't imagine hydrocarbons are great stuck in your lungs.... But I know nothing about diving really

 

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adam speight

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• May 27, 2004

• #5

bubba said:

So does diesel just sit at the bottom?

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Diesel is less dense than water so it will float on top.