[PATCH] Fix up SAC calculations for ATM/bar confusion

Henrik Brautaset Aronsen henrik at synth.no
Sun Feb 24 20:39:02 PST 2013


Den 25. feb. 2013 09:00 skrev "Linus Torvalds" <
torvalds at linux-foundation.org> følgende:
> Dang. That sounds nice, actually. Even if the pressure isn't quite
> linear, and it's effectively "only" equivalent to a 270bar linear
> expansion factor (taking the quoted compensation rule at face value),
> at 10l you'd have the equivalent of a 105cuft tank in US measurements.
>
> Are these things much heavier than the "normal" steel tanks of that
> size (where "normal" is the same size at traditional pressures? The
> Worthington X7-80 is a 10l tank - 80cuft in imperial - and weighs
> 13.61kg empty)

You can see the exact weight in my tank calculator at
http://henrik.synth.no/scuba/tanks.html.

300 bar tanks are much heavier than same size (in litres) 200 bar tanks.
They're not used much by tec divers because of that, and because mixing gas
is difficult @ 300 bars. 232 bar tanks is considered the sweet spot.

H
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