Decompression Model

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Erwin Kodiat

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Dear all,
Currently I'm working on pursuing my Divemaster certificate. Just read about Decompression model both on Divemaster course material and Recreational Diving Encyclopedia and found that decompression model drives to ask more question which are not addressed by those books.
I understood that all current decompression model are based on Haldane compartment tissue models. Then I already got about the halftimes.
My questions are:
  1. What is M-value? How to determine it?
  2. How to calculate the deco stop based on that model?
  3. What is the effect of surface interval to that compartment model?
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    Thanks in advance

    Regards

    Erwin Kodiat
    Kuta, Bali
 
Originally posted by erwin.kodiat
Dear all,
Currently I'm working on pursuing my Divemaster certificate. Just read about Decompression model both on Divemaster course material and Recreational Diving Encyclopedia and found that decompression model drives to ask more question which are not addressed by those books.
I understood that all current decompression model are based on Haldane compartment tissue models. Then I already got about the halftimes.
My questions are:
  1. What is M-value? How to determine it?
  2. How to calculate the deco stop based on that model?
  3. What is the effect of surface interval to that compartment model?
    [/list=1]
    Thanks in advance

    Regards

    Erwin Kodiat
    Kuta, Bali


  1. Have a look at www.deepocean.net - that site may help you.
 
Erwin:

The Deep Ocean site has some valuable information.

In addition, there is Basic Diving Physics and Applications by B. R. Wienke. This can probably be purchased on the web (maybe Amazon books).


Dr Deco
:doctor:
 
Thanks Uncle Pug, remember your offer about Uncle Pug spits fluid :))
I will back to you all soon ...

Erwin Kodiat
Kuta, Bali
 
Try Technical Diving In Depth (Best Pubs)
pages 23 - 28 (or earlier pubs) to explain
Haldane deco, time to surface, time to stop, etc.
Dissolved gas equations are also listed for same.

Bruce Wienke
LANL Counterterror Dive Team Ldr
 
Yes, that's quite a good book. I saw your name is similar to the author of that book? Are you the same person?
 

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