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I used the Comex tables in France at 60 m in 1992-94. In 1994 new Comex tables came into being. The divers who worked on the CSS Alabama used the Comex tables to do their dives and neither I nor them ever had problems. They have used them since 1988 for the Alabama work. The tables notwithstanding Comex has put a few of their divers in rubber bags for reasons presumably unrelated to their tables. Commercial diving is a tough business. On Mon, 9 Oct 1995 GILGSN@ao*.co* wrote: > Hi, Speaking about backup tables I use a set of COMEX PRO air tables. Their > originality is that 1: They are based on a heavy workload dive. > 2: The set consist of three tables, the first one is white and used for your > first dive or after a 12 Hrs interval. The second one is yellow and use for a > repetitive dive with an interval of 4 to 12 Hrs. The third one is blue, for a > 1 to 4H interval. > There is no calculations to do for sucessive dives, just pick up the right > table depending on your surface interval. So the two last tables are extra > conservatives and very usefull if you don't know your saturation level for a > repetitive dive. > > Example: First dive : Depth 42m for 30 min: > > Stops: 9m:5min - 6m:10 min - 3m:25min. > > Second dive, 2Hrs interval ( blue ), 42m for 15min ( max for > table) > > Stops: 12m:3min - 9m:7min - 6m:15min - 3m:30 min. > > Max depth for the tables : 60m. Rate of ascent 12m/min > The last minute of a stop is used to go to the next stop. > If there is no stop required, then do a safety stop at 3m for 3 min. > > Does anybody have any comments or critics regarding those tables? > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@terra.net'. > Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@terra.net'. >
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