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Today’s post was supposed to be an exciting rendition of a (little) technical dive on a White Star Line ship wreck; unfortunately this isn’t the case. The problem with diving in the sea is that it relies upon compliance of the weather. This weekend the weather chose to give me the middle finger, coupled with 8m swells, and so the great expedition was called off. Very disappointing. I was really looking forward to the dive and getting more tech experience; namely finding an acceptable method of donning a stage cylinder on a rolling boat, in addition to meeting some more fellow Irish tech divers. I hate the way scuba involves the sea; so annoying.Usually if this happens I would attempt to locate a buddy for the local wreck, and go diving anyway. Instead I took the hump; bought a box of beer, watched Season 1 of The Sopranos in its entirety, and ate lots of chips. I appreciate there may be those of you thinking; “Thank Christ, no ludicrous ramblings this week,” but of course this is not the case, and I am glad to present a short post on Surface Air Consumption. Surface Air Consumption (SAC) RateWith the dive cancelled, I decided to log a few prior dives. I’ve slipped a little behind and was feeling a bit guilty; we all know the advantages of logging dives don’t we? No? Click here immediately! Anyway, when I log a dive I also calculate my SAC rate. What is Surface Air Consumption?“What’s a SAC rate?” I hear you cry; fear not – I shall enlighten you. Surface Air Consumption is basically how much air a diver consumes on the surface, calculated in litres per minute, or cubic feet per minute depending if you’re from America or not.(I’m not from America, so I’m working in litres and bar; sorry guys, but the principles are easily applied.) For example; an average diver has a SAC rate of 25 litres per minute. How to calculate Surface Air Consumption The first step is to go diving; a square profile works best, but if your computer calculates average depth, all the better. Monitor the following on the dive: Size of cylinder usedAir pressure at start of diveAverage depth of dive (if diving a square profile, max depth can create a fair approximation)Air pressure at end of diveDive duration in minutes EXAMPLEDiver takes a 10litre cylinder with 200bar for a 20m dive. The dive concludes after 20 minutes and surfaces with 80 bar in his cylinder. Litres of air used:200bar – 80 bar = 120bar used on the dive120bar x 10 litre cylinder = 1200 litres Average air used per minute1200 litres / 20 minutes = 60

Litres per minute at an average depth of 20mCompensate for depth(Depth / 10) +1 (20m/10) + 1 = 3 Therefore:60 litres per minute / 3 = 20 litres per minute SAC rateEasy, no? Why calculate SAC rate? I was in the dive shop one afternoon and I mentioned SAC in conversation. I received a look from another diver in the shop, along with the comment;“Oh … you’re one of those divers…” I don’t really know what one of “those divers” is, but, yes; yes I am.SAC rate can be so easily calculated!I calculate my SAC rate on every dive; I find it extremely useful. If your SAC rate is elevated, it can help a diver determine factors during the dive that may have created discomfort, stress or exertion. Knowing how much air a diver uses is also paramount in planning a dive. EXAMPLE of my dive planning using SAC rateMy SAC rate is 15, the local wreck dive is 16m average depth, and I plan to finish the dive with 50 bar in my twin 7’s, currently filled to 230 bar. 230 bar – 50 bar reserve = 180 bar useable gas180 bar x 14 litres (twin 7l tanks) = 2520 litresAir consumption at depth: (16m / 10) + 1 = 2.6 ATA15 (SAC rate) x 2.6 = 39 (litres per minute at 16m) 2520 / 39 = 64 minutes This figure can help determine if it is a decompression dive, or if I want to dive longer, consider a bigger twinset etc. I also know that every 10 minutes I should be using 390 litres, which equals 30 bar (ish). 39 per min x 10 = 390 litres390 litres / 14 litres (twin 7 tanks) = 27.85 bar During the dive I can check if I am using my projected air consumption. If I am using more it may be an indication something is affecting the dive and alter the dive plan accordingly. FACTORS THAT AFFECT SAC Size of the diver; smaller divers have smaller lungs, therefore a lower SACWomen generally have a lower SAC rate than menSmokers tend to have a higher SACBMI. The larger diver requires more O2 than skinny folk, hence a higher SACHealthy divers use less airHow relaxed a diver is during the dive; stress or anxiety increases SACExertion; fining in strong current will make a diver out of breath and increase SACStreamlining kit and reducing drag in the water can keep SAC downFlat trim also reduces drag and effects SACGood buoyancy will help SAC, as a diver isn’t constantly inflating and deflating BCD and working to maintain depthDiving in cold conditions can increase SACBadly maintained gear; any leaks, no matter how small, will have