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    This document compares different types of diving techniques based on working depth, maximum duration, breathing gas used, decompression method, and required equipment. It outlines the key details of air diving, wet bell diving, bounce/TUP diving, and saturation diving, including their typical working depths, maximum durations per diver per day, whether decompression is included, the breathing gases used, where decompression occurs, and necessary equipment.

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    This document compares different types of diving techniques based on working depth, maximum duration, breathing gas used, decompression method, and required equipment. It outlines the key details of air diving, wet bell diving, bounce/TUP diving, and saturation diving, including their typical working depths, maximum durations per diver per day, whether decompression is included, the breathing gases used, where decompression occurs, and necessary equipment.

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    Methods of Diving Model

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    This document compares different types of diving techniques based on working depth, maximum duration, breathing gas used, decompression method, and required equipment. It outlines the key details of air diving, wet bell diving, bounce/TUP diving, and saturation diving, including their typical working depths, maximum durations per diver per day, whether decompression is included, the breathing gases used, where decompression occurs, and necessary equipment.

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    0
    -10 -20 -30 -40 -50 -60 -70 -80 -90 -100 -110 -120 -130 -140 -150 -160 -170 -180 -190 -200
    Depth in meters

    -33 -66 -99 -131 -164 -197 -230 -263 -295 -328 -361 -394 -427 -459 -492 -525 -558 -591 -623 -656
    Depth in feet

    AIR DIVING WET BELL DIVING


    Working Depth: Working Depth:
    Surface down to 50 meters Surface down to 75 meters
    Maximum Duration: Maximum Duration:
    3 hours/diver/day, decompression included 3 hours/diver/day, decompression included
    Breathing Gas: Breathing Gas:
    Compressed air or oxygen mix Compressed air, heliox
    Decompression: Decompression:
    In water Inside a wet bell
    Equipments: Equipments:
    Surface supplied equipment, LARS and Wet bell and decompression chamber
    decompression chamber

    BOUNCE/TUP DIVING SATURATION DIVING

    Working Depth: Working Depth:


    20 to 80 meters 50 to 200 meters
    Maximum Duration: Maximum Duration:
    1 to 3 hours/diver/day, decompression not 6 to 24 hours/diver/day over a period of 21
    included days
    Breathing Gas: Breathing Gas:
    Heliox Heliox
    Decompression: Decompression:
    Inside a surface decompression chamber At the end of the work
    Equipments: Equipments:
    TUP-System SAT-System, life chamber, gas regeneration
    units

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