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To: David Giddy
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From: HeimannJ on Wed, Feb 8, 1995 7:01 PM
Subject: RE: Reduced air Nitrox ?
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From: David Giddy <d.giddy@tr*.oz*.au*>
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To: techdiver@opal.com
Subject: Re: Reduced air Nitrox ?
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Dave Giddy writes:
>...
>My primary suggestion is that in the range of 50-80m (160'-260'), something
>like Nitrox-10 or even Nitrox-5 may be a safer breathing gas than air.
>...
Why would 5-10% O2 Nitrox be safer than 16-18% O2 Nitrox (PP02=1.4-1.6 ATA at
80m, the deepest depth in your range)? The basic nitrox rule of using the max
FO2 possible within CNS tox constraints still applies here. EAN16-18 has
acceptible PPO2s as depth, and much friendlier decompression (which I consider
to be "safer") than EAN5-10. Moreover, EAN16-18 can be breathed at the
surface, which EAN5 or EAN10 cannot be.
John
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