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Old 14th April 2008, 05:43   #4 (permalink)
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Re: Usn Dive Manual / Usn Tables

Quote: (Originally Posted by aquaxel) View Original Post
anyone knows if the new USN tables are still applicable for EAD calcs on common nitrox tables?
The existing EAN tables from NOAA for EAN 32 and EAN 36 were done in 2000 and have not been updated to the new USN tables that were just released. A 5th Edition of the NOAA Diving Manual will be worked on over the next 12 months or so and I am sure the tables in there will be updated.

The new USN Air Tables have eliminated the 10 fsw (3msw) stop and combined it into the 20 fsw (6 msw) stop. They have also included a table for using Air (bottom mix) and 100% o2 for decompression.

The new tables are a progression the USN had been moving to. Dr. Hamilton and I had done a contract survey for the USN in 2000 where we found many operations already doing this and it looks as though the USN has adopted those results.

A quick look at the .70 atm constant PO2 tables do not show a change.

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