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🌊 0.1 SECONDS - 5 DEATHS

November 5th, 1983. 4:00 AM. North Sea. Byford Dolphin platform.

Saturation divers finishing their shift. Returning to the living chamber via diving bell.

Transfer procedure begins. Routine. Done hundreds of times before.

But a mistake was made.

The clamp was released. While the doors were still open.

9 atmospheres of pressure dropped to 1 atmosphere. Instantly.

*0.1 seconds.*

5 men died. Edwin Coward. Roy Lucas. Bjørn Bergersen. Truls Hellevik. William Crammond.

The fastest death in industrial history. Bodies literally torn apart by pressure differential.

Explosive decompression. Physics. The deadly power of the deep sea.

But it changed everything: Interlock systems became mandatory. Hundreds of lives saved.

Byford Dolphin Accident: 0.1 seconds that transformed saturation diving safety forever.

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⏱️ CHAPTERS:

0:00 - Opening: 0.1 Seconds / Açılış: 0.1 Saniye
2:00 - Saturation Diving / Doygunluk Dalışı
4:15 - Byford Dolphin Platform / Byford Dolphin Platformu
6:30 - The Dive: November 5, 1983 / Dalış: 5 Kasım 1983
9:00 - Fatal Error: Clamp Released / Ölümcül Hata: Kelepçe Açıldı
11:30 - Explosive Decompression / Patlayıcı Dekompresyon
14:00 - The Five Victims / Beş Kurban
16:30 - Aftermath: Horror and Shock / Olay Sonrası: Dehşet
18:30 - Investigation / Soruşturma
20:30 - Safety Reforms / Güvenlik Reformları
22:30 - 43 Years Later / 43 Yıl Sonra
24:30 - Closing: Power of Pressure / Kapanış: Basıncın Gücü

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📚 KEY FACTS:

November 5, 1983 - Byford Dolphin platform, North Sea, 4:00 AM
0.1 seconds - fastest industrial death ever recorded
5 deaths: Edwin Coward (35), Roy Lucas (38), Bjørn Bergersen (29), Truls Hellevik (34), William Crammond (32)
Explosive decompression: 9 atmospheres to 1 atmosphere instantly
Human error: Clamp released while doors still open
Result: Interlock systems mandatory worldwide after 1983
43 years later (1983-2026) - deadliest saturation diving accident in history
Legacy: Hundreds of lives saved through safety reforms

Saturation diving allows workers to spend weeks at depth in pressurized chambers. The Byford Dolphin accident exposed the deadly consequences of pressure differentials and led to mandatory safety interlocks.

The five victims died instantly - faster than the brain can process. No pain, no awareness.


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