| Mircea DEGERATU1, Sergiu IONIȚĂ2
Abstract. The compression of diver is materialized by hyperbaric processes that occur while the diver is pressurized or descending to the working depth. In the case of unitary dives, the time required for compression (descent to the working depth ) is added to the total duration of the dive and is taken into account when determining the procedure for returning to atmospheric pressure. For this reason, for bounce dives, the speed of compression (descent into the immersion) is important and should be as high as possible. Keywords: commercial diving, saturation diving, breathing mixture, gas mixtures DOI 10.56082/annalsarscieng.2026.2.5 Read full article 1Prof., PhD, Eng., Dept. of Hydraulics and Environmental Protection, Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest, Academy of Romanian Scientists (mircea.degeratu@yahoo.com) 2Professional diver, certified in the U.S.A. at Commercial Diving Institute of New York, was employeed by some prestigious submarine intervention companies specialized in underwater interventions at offshore oil installations in the Gulf of Mexico. (sergiu.ionita@rdslink.ro). |
PUBLISHED in Annals Academy of Romanian Scientists Series on Engineering Sciences
ISSN PRINT 2066 – 6950 ISSN ONLINE 2066 – 8570 |
