The Minimum Surface Interval Required to Avoid
If your SIT is less than 10 minutes you must consider your second dive as a continuation of the first dive. On most dives a one hour surface interval is standard. Guidelines For Flying After Diving Divers Alert Network Therefore it is very important to form a dive plan especially if it involves a great amount of depth or if we are required to dive several times. . The minimum surface interval is always 1 hour. There is little experimental or published evidence on which to base a recommendation for decompression dives. The minimum surface interval required to avoid stage decompression after a dive to 88 ft for 18 minutes followed by a dive to 78 ft for 23 minutes is. If your SIT is less than 10 minutes you must consider your second dive as a continuation of the first dive. Performing surface intervals can save us from. Document name National minimum retesting intervals in pathology Version number 2 Produced by Dr Tim Lang i...