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CLIQUEZ ICI POUR LA
TablesMN90 Les tables MN90 de plongée à l'air conçues par la Marine nationale ont été publiées initialement en 1990 puis actualisées en 1993 (allongement de 8h30 à 12h00 du tableau de calcul de l’azote résiduel en surface) et en 1996 (vitesse de remontée entre les paliers de 6 m/min ; suppression de la colonne « durée totale de |
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Tables de plongée FFESSM
La FFESSM impose l'utilisation des tables MN90 dans le cadre des épreuves théoriques des examens de même que le Ministère de la Jeunesse et des |
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Tables de plongée plaisir
Les tables MN90 conçues par la Marine nationale ont été publiées initialement en 1990 puis actualisées en 1993 (allongement de 8h30 à 12h00 du tableau de calcul de l’azote résiduel en surface) et en 1996 (vitesse de remontée entre les paliers de 6 m/min ; suppression de la colonne « durée totale de remontée » ; délai minimum de 5 min pour les |
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Tables de plongée
La FFESSM impose l’utilisation des tables MN90 dans le cadre des épreuves théoriques des examens de même que le Ministère de la Jeunesse et des Sports impose l’usage desdites tables dans les épreuves théoriques des spécifiques BEES1 ou BEES2 Plus précisément il s’agit de l’utilisation des tables MN90 actualisées |
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UTILISATION DES TABLES FEDERALES
Les tables MN90 comprennent - les tables proprement dites - le tableau I indique l'évolution de l'azote résiduel après une plongée en fonction du groupe de plongées successives GPS - le tableau II détermine la majoration en minutes que l'on devra ajouter au temps de plongée lors d'une plongée successive |
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
Depth
The depth to be considered for the entire duration of the dive is the maximum depth reached. If the maximum depth is not indicated, use the nearest deeper depth indicated in the tables. aquadomia.com
Bottom Ascent Speed
The rate of ascent to the first Stop (or to the surface if there are no Stops) must be regular and lie between 15 and 17 m/min. aquadomia.com
Ascent Speed Between Bearings According to MN90 Tables
The rate of ascent between stops and from the last stop to the surface is 6 m/min. No protocol is provided for in case of failure to respect this speed within the limit of 15 to 17 m/min (beyond this limit, see the procedure for fast ascents). aquadomia.com
Single" Dive
It is a dive separated from another dive by an interval of more than 12 hours. Stop determination is made by directly reading the table (time/depth). Successive" diving This is a second dive that occurs between 15 minutes and 12 hours after the first dive. It is necessary to add a The "add-on" time for the second dive is calculated as follows: 1 –
Consecutive" Dive
"If the surface interval between dives is less than 15 minutes, it is considered to be a single dive. To determine the stops for the second dive, enter a time equal to the sum of the two dive times [
Abnormal Ascent Speed According to MN90 Tables
In case of a "slow" ascent Ascent of the bottom at a speed of less than 15 m/min is considered slow. The time taken to ascend at a slow speed is an integral part of the dive time. In the event of a "fast" ascent An ascent is said to be "fast" if it exceeds 15 to 17 m/min (FFESSM) or 20 m/min (French Navy, IPA I-4.4). It is a procedure considered "risky". If no accident is declared and if a re-immersion is possible within 3 minutes : 1. Reach the half depth of the dive (half of the depth used to enter the dive). the table). 2. Stay 5 3. Calculate the dive time from the beginning to the end of the 5 minutes at half depth. If it is a repetitive dive, add the dive time from the beginning of the second di
in Case of Bearing Interruption
In the event of non-execution or poor execution of a stop (failure to respect the time or depth ), if it is possible to descend within 3 minutes and if no accident is reported : 1. FFESSM procedure: reimmerge and start again the entire interrupted bearing and then continue the desaturation process. 2. Procedure Marine national : re-immerge and star
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Tables MN90 Version complète sur
Les tables MN90 de plongée à l'air conçues par la Marine nationale |
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PROCEDURES DE DECOMPRESSION - Utilisation de la table MN 90
Paramètres tables MN 90. Profondeur: 32 m. Durée: 35 min. Palier: 22 min à 3m. GPS: K. Heure de sortie : Plongée = 31 min. DTR = 25 min. H.S = 10h 56. GPS = K |
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Diapositive 1
• Structure des tables MN90-Comment les lire. • Conditions d'emploi des tables MN90. • Plongée simple. – Pause. • Plongée consécutive. • Plongée successive. |
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COURS_NITROX_CONFIRME laurent VERSION 2007-A
2 janv. 2007 On entre donc dans les tables MN90 à 22 mètres et 50 min + palier 3m 12min = 10 h04. - Air: De 25 mètres à 3 mètres 15 min + 21 min de ... |
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TABLES DE PLONGEE
(US Navy la Marine française MN….) Les tables MN90 sont issus de la Marine Nationale en 1990. Page 4. QUELQUES DÉFINITIONS. |
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LA COURBE DE SÉCURITÉ LES TABLES ET LORDINATEUR
2 juin 2010 soit un profondimètre une montre et les tables MN90 ( marine nationale 1990 ). Ils lui indiqueront la profondeur maximale atteinte |
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Utilisation des tables MT92
- la table complète (pour les exercices ou programmation plongées particulières). Profondeur et durée utilisées : idem MN 90. Vitesse de remontée = 12 m/min (1 |
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Diapositive 1
A connaître par cœur ! • Reconstituons la à partir des tables MN90 ! • Durée max à : – 22 mètres ? |
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Mer de glace
Nemo Excel. Nemo Sport. D4. D6. D9 (3 gaz). Xtender. Console. Puck air. Gekko. Cobra 3 ○ 12 compartiments dans les tables MN90. ○ 6 8 |
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Les tables N3
2 Pourquoi ? – La sécurité face au ADD. – Pour l'examen N3. – Comprendre le fonctionnement des ordinateurs (mêmes modèles mathématiques). 3 Les tables MN90. - |
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Tables MN90 Version complète sur
Les tables MN90 de plongée à l'air conçues par la Marine nationale |
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Plongées simples et consécutives
Il existe plusieurs types de tables : MN90 COMEX |
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La décompression - la désaturation Les modèles de déco et leurs
26 janv. 2018 Les tables MN90. ? Le modèle Haldanien. ? Les autres modèles dits « néo-haldaniens ». ? Les ordinateurs de plongée et leurs spécificités. |
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Mer de glace
Les tables utilisent un profil « carré » : prise en compte de la profondeur maximale Nemo Excel. Nemo Sport ... 12 compartiments dans les tables MN90. |
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Cours plongée technique
tables MN 90 ont été calculées selon la méthode Haldanienne classique à 12 chier Excel il n'est pas superflu de comparer une nouvelle fois les valeurs ... |
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10_Guide_de_Palanquee_N4 21 janvier 2017
bordereau Excel à transmettre au président de la CTR pour l'établissement des 2) utilisation des tables de plongée fédérales FFESSM - MN90 actualisées. |
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GUIDE DE PALANQUEE – NIVEAU 4
15 févr. 2015 Fichier Excel Vierge à jour tenant lieu de bordereau d'examen (en ... 8 – Résolution d'au moins un problème de tables de plongée MN90 ... |
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VLT® Série 2800 s Table des matières
RCD MN.90.GX.02. s Répartition de la charge. La répartition de la charge permet de relier le circuit intermédiaire de plusieurs variateurs de vitesse. |
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CLASSIFICATION DES ACCIDENTS
Élaboration des tables de plongée en gaz binaire et ternaire. loisirs USN et NOAA Padi (Rogers et Hamilton et leur dérivé des USN) |
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VLT® Série 2800 Table des matières
Table des matières. Configuration rapide . la Note d'application du RCD MN.90.GX.02. ? Répartition de la charge. La répartition de la charge permet de ... |
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Tables de plongée - FFESSM – CTR
La FFESSM impose l’utilisation des tables MN90 dans le cadre des épreuves théoriques des examens de même que le Ministère de la Jeunesse et des Sports impose l’usage desdites tables dans les épreuves théoriques des spécifiques BEES1 ou BEES2 Plus précisément il s’agit de l’utilisation des tables MN90 actualisées |
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Tables de plongée plaisir
Les tables MN90 conçues par la Marine nationale ontété publiées initialement en 1990 puis actualisées en1993 (allongement de 8h30 à 12h00 du tableau decalcul de l’azote résiduel en surface) et en 1996 (vitessede remontée entre les paliers de 6 m/min ; suppressionde la colonne « durée totale de remontée » ; délaiminimum de 5 min pour les paliers |
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Tables MN90 - Aquadomia
Les tables MN90 de plongée à l'air, conçues par la Marine nationale, ont été publiées initialement en 1990 puis actualisées en 1993 (allongement de 8h30 à |
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Tables MN90 - CPS Rixheim
Les tables MN90, conçues par la Marine nationale, ont été publiées initialement en 1990 puis actualisées en 1993 (allongement de 8h30 à 12h00 du tableau |
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ELEMENTS DE CALCUL DE TABLES CoDep 93
ELEMENTS DE CALCUL DE TABLES TISSUS MN 90 et COEFFICIENTS DE SURSATURATION CRITIQUE Remontée Rapide : Non respect des tables |
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Section plongée C6N32015 13 mars 2015 Corrigé - CSAG Metz
13 mar 2015 · Tables 20 3 60 Les conditions de réussite : Avoir 90 points sur l'ensemble du questionnaire de la C6 et aucune note éliminatoire Expirer à la remontée, vitesse de remontée lente (17m/min max MN90) 2 N32015A xls |
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RGBM
pas droit à l'erreur Les tables utilisent un profil « carré » : prise Nemo Excel Nemo Sport D4 12 compartiments dans les tables MN90 ○ 6, 8, 12 ou 16 |
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Feuilletez ici un extrait - FADIS DIVING
Utilisation des tables MN90-FFESSM : cadre d'utilisation, paramètres d'une tableau Excel prêt à l'emploi ainsi qu'un guide d'achat avec le descriptif des |
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La sécurité chez la femme en plongée sous-marine - E-lactancia
Ces notions expliquent la nécessité des tables de décompression Depuis les tables de plongée se sont perfectionnées : tables militaires (MN 78 et MN 90), construit avec la fonction de programmation linéaire ASCII du logiciel Excel |
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10_Guide_de_Palanquee_N4 21 janvier 2017 - codep01 - FFESSM
bordereau Excel à transmettre au président de la CTR pour l'établissement des 2) utilisation des tables de plongée fédérales FFESSM - MN90 actualisées, |
