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Calculating the available gas is a vital part of Life Support in the diving industry.
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EXAMPLE
A chamber has a floodable volume of 28m³. How much gas is required to pressurise it to 150m?
Remember to calculate Chamber FGV in GAUGE, not ABSOLUTE pressure.
Gauge pressure = 150 ÷ 10 = 15 bar(g)
FGV = FV x P(g) = 28 m³ x 15 bar(g) = 420 m³
- IMCA D022. Guidance for Diving Supervisors Manual, Chapter 2, Section 8, Page 13
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