What is Mixed Gas?
Mixed gas, in the context of scuba diving, refers to breathing gases other than air, which are used to extend bottom time, reduce decompression obligations, and manage the risks associated with deep diving. These mixtures can include combinations of oxygen, nitrogen, helium, and other inert gases, tailored to specific diving conditions and depths. By using mixed gases, divers can safely reach greater depths and explore environments that would otherwise be inaccessible due to the limitations of breathing air alone.
What is Hydreliox?
What is Hydreliox? Hydreliox is a specialized breathing gas mixture composed of hydrogen, helium, and oxygen. It is primarily used in the field of deep-sea diving to enable divers to reach extreme depths that would otherwise be unmanageable with conventional air or other gas mixtures. Hydreliox has become crucial in extending the operational limits of […]