Decompression Procedure

Decompression procedures are protocols used to safely release built-up pressure or gases from a system, such as underwater equipment or pressurized chambers. The process involves gradually reducing pressure to prevent sudden changes that could cause damage or harm. For example, in diving, decompression stops allow gases like nitrogen to safely leave the body after deep or prolonged dives. In industrial settings, controlled decompression prevents equipment failure or accidents. Overall, the goal is to manage pressure changes smoothly to ensure safety and maintain system integrity.