Yes, I do. E.J. Sadler wrote: > > >Nitrogen by itself is a big mistake. The surface tension caused by high > >ppn2's without the presence of helium causes the red blood cells to > >become rigid, and since the are biconcave disks that are intended to > >fold and bend to get through the small cappilaries, this rigidity is not > >good. They anurize the walls of the vessels they are jamming through, or > >just become stuck. > > So what PP ratio of helium/nitrogen is sufficient to eliminate this effect? > > And, do you think it is worth addding some He to the mix anytime the PPN2 > is higher than 4.0? Even if the intended depth is only in the 140 - 160 fsw > range? > > E.J. > > ______________________________ > > E.J. Sadler / Particle Studios > ejsadler@pa*.ne* > 800.704.3900 > http://particles.net > ______________________________ -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send list subscription requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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