OK here is one that I have been wandering about but for no particular reason.
You may have heard the analogy of the bottle of coke used as a mataphore to describe the effect of pressure decreasing rapidly causing excess bubbles to form in order to describe the effect of ascending too quickly and causing DCI/DCS
Basically take the lid off slowly (ascend slowly) and the bubbles have a chance to dissipate as opposed to fizzing over (you dont get bent).
So with that as the case, at what minimum depth could you open a bottle of coke (upside down I guess) and the bubbles remain pressurized?
You may have heard the analogy of the bottle of coke used as a mataphore to describe the effect of pressure decreasing rapidly causing excess bubbles to form in order to describe the effect of ascending too quickly and causing DCI/DCS
Basically take the lid off slowly (ascend slowly) and the bubbles have a chance to dissipate as opposed to fizzing over (you dont get bent).
So with that as the case, at what minimum depth could you open a bottle of coke (upside down I guess) and the bubbles remain pressurized?