Hi all, it's been a while since this chat was opened. Meanwhile an android and iOS App of the successor tool is available at the official platforms. The desktop version is available here: Gas blender toolkit
interesting and noteworthy is the weight difference of the filled gases depending on the mixture. For example, a stage filled to 200 bar with oxygen weighs almost 1.5 kg more than a stage with TX18 / 45. In general, a comparison of the gas weights is already fascinating:
80 cuft stage (200 bar...
a) the start (computing) temperature should be set in "Settings", the data in Result table are reference data
b) during fill step i measure the current temperature and can see in c) up to which pressure i should fill the tank to get computed "amount" of gas.
after all i can start the next step...
A new feature added: during filling the cylinder gets warmed up. It is essential, to know the exactly pressure for deviated temperature. The "Gas blender toolkit" helps to see these deviations with help of so named Isochore of scuba tank.
The question I ask myself is how high is the relevance of the gas density when planning the dive. Whatever must be considered is the toxic and narcotic effect of the respiratory gases in depth. Is there a constellation where we stay within these limits and the gas density exceeds 6 g / l? If...
We are pleased to announce the availability of new Application "Gas blender toolkit".
https://blender-toolkit.t-provider.de
"Gas blender toolkit" is a useful and comprehensive toolkit for scuba gas blender and PSCR divers
- partial pressure/ continuous blending of trimix, nitrox, heliox
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True, one of the biggest sources of error is warming. The calculations with different gas models (Real and Ideal Gas) show how far the deviations are apart. As a tip, with this program, the different calculations can be easily compared: Gas blender toolkit
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