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These table sets offer both no-stop required decompression limit tables and required-stop tables for advanced divers.
These four table sets offer both no-stop required decompression limit schedules for sport Nitrox diving and required-stop schedules for advanced divers. These tables are all based on Bühlmann's ZH-L16 algorithm. The repetitive letter group designations allow transfer between these four specific table sets, allowing a different gas to be selected for each repetitive dive. However, the repetitive letter group designations are not transferable to ANY other tables.
Bühlmann based tables are among the most widely used dive tables in the world, and the ZH-L16 algorithm is programmed into many of todays dive computers. A comment sometimes heard from new users of Bühlmann tables is the schedules are conservative. When comparing a Bühlmann table with a US NAVY table, a diver will get slightly more no-decompression dive time using the US NAVY table, but only for the first dive. If the diver plans a repetitive dive, typically there is more no-decompression dive time using the Bühlmann table.
These two table sets offer both no-stop required decompression limit schedules for sport depth Trimix diving and required-stop schedules for advanced divers. These tables are all based on the Varying Permeability Model B (VPM-B) algorithm. The repetitive letter group designations are not transferable to ANY other tables.
These three table sets provide required-stop decompression runtime schedules for technical Trimix divers. These tables are all based on the Varying Permeability Model B (VPM-B) algorithm and incorporate deep stops. VPM-B is a decompression model well suited to deep technical diving. The deco profiles start deeper than most other models, using a micro-bubble-based mathematical model to compute decompression.
The reasoning behind the peculiar mixtures choosen to generate these tables has to do with the real world of gas blending. The tables were designed to allow variances between desired target and actual result when blending trimix. This means the final mixture may differ somewhat from the ideal, yet the diver still has a workable table. These tables have been calculated to allow for 1% variation in the Oxygen percentage and up to 10% variation in the Helium. For example, the 20/25% Trimix table can be used with 21/35% Trimix.
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"You've got to ask yourself a question: Do I feel lucky?....Well, do ya?"These tables assume ideal circumstances for the diver and the dive. Consider your physical condition as well as conditions of the dive, then adjust the tables according to your training and experience. Proper use of these tables reduces the risk of decompression sickness and oxygen toxicity, but no tool can completely eliminate those risks.When an actual depth falls between two planned depth schedules, select the deeper schedule on the bottom time (BT) table. For example, if the dive will have a 65-foot depth, then determine the bottom time from the 70-foot schedule. The deeper schedule increases the margin of safety. A common mistake is applying the next deeper schedule rule to the Residual Nitrogen Time (RNT) table when determining the RNT deduction from the bottom time for the repetitive dive. The proper action when determining the RNT is to use the next shallower schedule. When an actual depth falls between two planned depth schedules, select the shallower schedule on the Residual Nitrogen Time (RNT) table. For example, if the dive will have a 65-foot depth, then determine the Residual Nitrogen Time from the 60-foot schedule. The shallower schedule increases the RNT deduction from bottom time, increasing the margin of safety. |
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