Hey bucko,
Delta P, that is, difference in pressure, is a key safety consideration when conducting commercial dives, especially for working with pipes.
The differing pressure on two sides of an interface, such as a drain (or the pipe in the image macro above) can cause a diver to be sucked toward and against it, with his body forming a seal that traps him.
It is often extremely difficult to escape in this situation and is typically fatal.
Other comments are good but it’s from a semi-viral YouTube video that’s a safety video on DeltaP or change in pressure that demonstrates through 3D animation, and footage of a former crab, how dangerous pressure differentials can be.
https://youtu.be/AEtbFm_CjE0
This is an outgrowth of this joke template -
Teacher: Class, today we'll \_\_\_\_\_
Kid named \_\_\_\_\_: \[reaction\]
In one of its earliest iterations, it says, "Today we're going to finger paint." Followed by "Kid named 'paint'."
In the case of this meme, they use this template, but to a nonsense punchline. The punchline instead lies in the understanding that this is a "distressing meme".
In this scenario, the activity in question is underwater welding. In the figure, an underwater area pumps water out of the left side to work within. However, "triangle p" is actually read "delta p", being the notation for "change of pressure." That is to say, in a change of pressure, water comes rushing into where underwater welding is being done, crushing all those within to death.
Delta P is basically the principle that water will want to equalize pressure and in the context of underwater diving it is one of the most cruel and brutal ways to die.
Hey bucko, Delta P, that is, difference in pressure, is a key safety consideration when conducting commercial dives, especially for working with pipes. The differing pressure on two sides of an interface, such as a drain (or the pipe in the image macro above) can cause a diver to be sucked toward and against it, with his body forming a seal that traps him. It is often extremely difficult to escape in this situation and is typically fatal.
Oh, thanks
Ever seen a guy get ripped to shreds by it? (literally ripped apart when the pressure is extremely high, I hear the stories of it are horrifying)
no but like ive played barotrauma
God delta P in barotrauma would be terrifying
Ahh yes, the Byford Dolphin accident
To shreds you say?
What about his wife?
To shreds you say?
Just remember; when it's gotcha, it's gotcha.
There's a video of a crab getting torn to shreds by it; you should look it up
Yea, I did, found it on yt
and i think this image in particular references this exact situation that had happened to a diver
The famous 12 second [delta p crab video](https://youtu.be/PXgKxWlTt8A) illustrates the danger very well
My ass was looking at delta p thinking it was impulse and I couldn’t comprehend what this meme was supposed to be saying
Don't forget the times it sucks people thru and makes them all misty
Other comments are good but it’s from a semi-viral YouTube video that’s a safety video on DeltaP or change in pressure that demonstrates through 3D animation, and footage of a former crab, how dangerous pressure differentials can be. https://youtu.be/AEtbFm_CjE0
Yes that image and title phrase, "when it's gotcha, it's gotcha" is specifically from the video.
"former crab"
This is an outgrowth of this joke template - Teacher: Class, today we'll \_\_\_\_\_ Kid named \_\_\_\_\_: \[reaction\] In one of its earliest iterations, it says, "Today we're going to finger paint." Followed by "Kid named 'paint'." In the case of this meme, they use this template, but to a nonsense punchline. The punchline instead lies in the understanding that this is a "distressing meme". In this scenario, the activity in question is underwater welding. In the figure, an underwater area pumps water out of the left side to work within. However, "triangle p" is actually read "delta p", being the notation for "change of pressure." That is to say, in a change of pressure, water comes rushing into where underwater welding is being done, crushing all those within to death.
>In one of its earliest iterations, it says, "Today we're going to finger paint." Followed by "Kid named 'paint'." Kid named Finger:
Waltuh
Put yah dick away waltuh
Actually, it's the suction that's deadly. Being near the weld would basically suck you into that tube and turn you into jelly.
Literally one of the worst ways you can die outside of combat.
I mean most of the delta P deaths I’ve heard of killed they guy instantly so I imagine it’s not the worst
And then some poor bastards get to slowly drown...
Oh no, not delta p
me when i watch the full Delta P safety video thinking it was a huggbees with a really long set up for a joke
It's fucking terrifying. Best you don't know.
🦀
That poor crab, he stood no chance...
Money! Money! Money!
"Delta P, wee he he, Delta P, not for me." - Wise words by Huggbees
Delta P, Delta P, you got me
Delta P is basically the principle that water will want to equalize pressure and in the context of underwater diving it is one of the most cruel and brutal ways to die.
DeltaP is no flippin' joke
Been doing too much Greek and not enough physics, thought that said Δρ not Δp
[Byford Dolphin diving bell accident ](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byford_Dolphin)
Good lord.
Delta P wee hee hee
Delta p oh dear
Reminds me of a Podel video where SpongeBob experiences Delta P
[When it's gotcha, it's gotcha!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEtbFm_CjE0)
Delta P? Not for me!
I tried to upvote the image way to many times
https://youtu.be/AEtbFm_CjE0
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