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Okay... here's something I've heard from a trusted source but want to verify:
Apparently it's possible to derive tissue values for the BSAC tables that'll exactly match all the non-deco times - specifically the ones that give you the F surfacing code of "any longer and you're into deco"
However, if you then use those same values to calculate deco requirements, the deco the tables call for is drastically less than the values you can calculate using the above values.
Is anybody out there good enough at math and deco theory to work out the numbers and then see if they do indeed give more deco than the tables say?
Okay... here's something I've heard from a trusted source but want to verify:
Apparently it's possible to derive tissue values for the BSAC tables that'll exactly match all the non-deco times - specifically the ones that give you the F surfacing code of "any longer and you're into deco"
However, if you then use those same values to calculate deco requirements, the deco the tables call for is drastically less than the values you can calculate using the above values.
Is anybody out there good enough at math and deco theory to work out the numbers and then see if they do indeed give more deco than the tables say?