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| Decompression Diving: Discuss Deco on the Pie (DOTP) in the Technical and Specialist Diving Forums forums: Ok, As requested by Woz, I've been having a bit of a play around at working out some Deco on ... |
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| Deco on the Pie (DOTP) Ok, As requested by Woz, I've been having a bit of a play around at working out some Deco on the Pie. Using Air and 50%, I came up with some rules that sort of mimic Bulhman with 20/80 Gradient Factors. Well I think they do. Have a look at see if I'm right.I could be wrong. Indeed I probably am. Remember, this is for Air and 50%, in the range 20m to 40m. Rule 1) Always do a three minute stop at 6m Rule 2) Always do a 1 minute stop at 18m (the Pye stop) and switch to 50% Rule 3) The "Pie time" at 30m is 20mins Rule 4) For every 5 minutes above this, do 5 mins of deco Rule 5) For every 3m deeper (shallower) add (subtract) 5 mins to the pie time. Rule 6) If you're deeper than 30m, and staying longer than 30mins, then add on a couple of minutes extra "for luck" deco Rule 7) Roughly 3/4 of your deco is at 6m Rule 8) Roughly 2/3 of the rest is at 9m Rule 9) If you're doing more than 20mins of deco, then do 1min stops every 3m from the Pye stop up. Rule 10) If you're diving below Sports Diver depths (ie 36m plus) then you will need to add in super-Pye stops at 21m. Rule 11) If you calculate that you need more 25mins of deco, or so, then you're out of the range of rules 1 to 10. Example: 35mins at 33m Pie time at 30m is 20mins So pie time at 33m is 15mins. Therefore (bottom time - pie time) = (35mins - 15mins) = 20mins of stops. Add a couple "for luck" Gives 22mins of stops. 3/4 of this is at 6m; so 16ish. Remainder is 6mins. 2/3 of this is 4mins so 9m stop is 4mins 1 min at 18m (the Pye stop) leaves 1min left so... 1 min at 18m 1 min at 12m 4 mins at 9m 16mins at 6m Whereas Bulhman 20/80 gives 1@18, 2@12, 3@9, 15@6 so we're there or thereabouts. Janos [1] - Named after Richard Pye, a lover [2] of fish pie. [2] - Yes. That sort of fish pie. Allegedly.
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| That's Top Banana. Can we rename the "for luck" minutes "gut minutes". And what about the "beard stop"? And if you lose your fiddy I assume you double the DOTP stops?
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| you clearly have too much time on your hands!
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| I did it on the train last night. It didn't take long. It might not be right though... Janos
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| Deco on the Loco, more like it.
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| Janos, How irresponsible of you to advocate Pie Stops, are you not aware that they can be extremely dangerous to your health? Pie stops can create extreme thickening of the waist area, leading to ill fitting of dry / wet suits with unsightly bulges, also they promote doubling of chins leading to difficulties with neck seals. Shame on you.
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Has anyone found any mistakes in DOTP yet? I can't believe it's all correct. Go on. Try a profile [2] and see if it works Janos [1] - Not that sort of lover. [2] - Ie work out what stops you would do. Don't dive the dive. That would be silly.
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