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VPMB gradient of imperm: don't confuse atm and bar
Other VPM-B implementations (V-Planner, MultiDeco, Fortran code) take the default gradient of onset of impermeability as 8.2 atm. We use bar as the pressure unit, and 8.2 atm = 8.30865 bar. This has negligible effect on all of the calculated plans I've tested, resulting in a maximum decrease of 1 minute in total dive time for ~150 m deep dives, but we should get unit conversions correct anyway. Signed-off-by: Rick Walsh <rickmwalsh@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Dirk Hohndel <dirk@hohndel.org>
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.crit_radius_N2 = 0.55,
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.crit_radius_He = 0.45,
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.crit_volume_lambda = 199.58,
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.gradient_of_imperm = 8.2,
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.gradient_of_imperm = 8.30865, // = 8.2 atm
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.surface_tension_gamma = 0.18137175, // = 0.0179 N/msw
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.skin_compression_gammaC = 2.6040525, // = 0.257 N/msw
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.regeneration_time = 20160.0,
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