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CCR-DIVER · 29th March 2006, 17:26

Quote: (Originally Posted by Ant Slegg)

The Boris manual has (on page 6 of the version I have) the following:

"The rebreathers pressure/volume (PV) diagram is normally like a sideways ellipse,as you breathe out it starts from the bottom left and moves to the top right. The reverse is true on inhale."

Although I'm fairly sure I understand this (and the rest of the description) they do say that a picture paints a thousand words so I was wondering if anyone had the picture?

Ant S

Hi Ant S

please read the pdf in

http://www.ccrb.co.uk/rebreatherpages/cetesting.html

could help you.

cheers

José

29th March 2006, 17:26	#2 (permalink)
CCR-DIVER New Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Ouroboros Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Portugal Posts: 71	Re: Rebreather pressure/volume (PV) diagram Quote: (Originally Posted by Ant Slegg) The Boris manual has (on page 6 of the version I have) the following: "The rebreathers pressure/volume (PV) diagram is normally like a sideways ellipse,as you breathe out it starts from the bottom left and moves to the top right. The reverse is true on inhale." Although I'm fairly sure I understand this (and the rest of the description) they do say that a picture paints a thousand words so I was wondering if anyone had the picture? Ant S Hi Ant S please read the pdf in http://www.ccrb.co.uk/rebreatherpages/cetesting.html could help you. cheers José __________________ *José Marques* *www.in-silence.com*
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