Physics study Flash Cards

(17 cards)

1
Q

What pressure increase occurs for every 10 metres of seawater?

A

1 bar

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2
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What pressure increase occurs for every 33 feet of seawater?

A

1 atmosphere

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3
Q

What is absolute pressure?

A

Gauge pressure plus atmospheric pressure

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4
Q

What is surface atmospheric pressure in bar?

A

1 bar

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5
Q

What is surface atmospheric pressure in psi?

A

14.7 psi

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6
Q

How do you calculate absolute pressure in msw?

A

(Depth ÷ 10) + 1 bar

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7
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How do you calculate absolute pressure in fsw?

A

(Depth ÷ 33) + 1 atm

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8
Q

Which pressure is used for gas volume calculations in quads?

A

Gauge pressure

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9
Q

Which pressure must be used for partial pressure calculations?

A

Absolute pressure

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10
Q

What is free gas volume?

A

Gas volume expanded to surface pressure

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11
Q

What is the standard diver breathing rate for planning?

A

35 litres per minute

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12
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What breathing rate is used for emergency calculations?

A

40 litres per minute

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13
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How do you calculate diver gas consumption?

A

Absolute pressure × breathing rate

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14
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What happens to gas consumption as depth increases?

A

It increases proportionally

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15
Q

How do you calculate time available from a gas supply?

A

Gas available ÷ gas consumption

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16
Q

What law explains pressure and volume relationship?

A

Boyle’s Law

17
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What law