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What are the common sizes (in litres) for gas storage in use in the UK? e.g. D,J and K.

surely there must be a qualified gas blender in the BSAC? does no-one know the answer?

>surely there must be a qualified gas blender in the BSAC? does no-one know the answer?

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>>What are the common sizes (in litres) for gas storage in use in the UK?

I only know about the Air Product's ones I get. I have two at the moment stamped 47.2L and 50.4L. Are they typical? No idea. Sorry.

nigelH
Trimix Blender.

What are the common sizes (in litres) for gas storage in use in the UK? e.g. D,J and K.

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Chris

Dear Iain,

According to BOC the capacity in litres of cylinders are as follows:- C - 1.2, D - 2.4, F - 9.4, G - 23.6, J - 47.2, K - 46.6, L - 50.0

Regards,
Paul

What are the common sizes (in litres) for gas storage in use in the UK? e.g. D,J and K.

Dear Iain,

According to BOC the capacity in litres of cylinders are as follows:- C - 1.2, D - 2.4, F - 9.4, G - 23.6, J - 47.2, K - 46.6, L - 50.0

Regards,
Paul

Thanks, the only stuff I found on the BOC website was about the different gases they sell not the sizes of cylinders that they supply them in.

:=What are the common sizes (in litres) for gas storage in use in the UK? e.g. D,J and K.

Can we please focus on the real issue here.
Why have the divers failed to adhere to the dive that they planned ??? If they are carrying out a dive requiring decompression then surely they would be carrying a suitable decompression gas, and would still have a third of their bottom gas left to use in the event they lost their deco gas.
Am I missing some thing here ???

Captain C

Can we please focus on the real issue here.
Why have the divers failed to adhere to the dive that they planned ??? If they are carrying out a dive requiring decompression then surely they would be carrying a suitable decompression gas, and would still have a third of their bottom gas left to use in the event they lost their deco gas.
Am I missing some thing here ???

Captain C

You didn't tell us what you are smoking, where you got it and how much it cost. It sounds quite good.

:=Can we please focus on the real issue here.
:=Why have the divers failed to adhere to the dive that they planned ??? If they are carrying out a dive requiring decompression then surely they would be carrying a suitable decompression gas, and would still have a third of their bottom gas left to use in the event they lost their deco gas.
:=Am I missing some thing here ???

So what you are saying is that next time anyone is blending at home they must leave the cylinder they are decanting from a third full?

Missing?

Thank you for your sarcastic reply.
Perhaps if you were a kinder person you might have a friend.