optional, multiple

id=unique identifier for this tank data

Inside the <tankdata> section information concerning a breathing gas consumption calculation is put into brackets. As many as needed <tankdata> elements can appear one after the other, but all have to stand after the <mix> elements.

<gasdefinitions>

<breathingconsumptionvolume>, <mixref/>, <tankref/>, <tankpressurebegin>, <tankpressureend>, <tankvolume>

<gasdefinitions>

(see also <gasdefinitions>)

<gasdefinitions>
    <!-- previous statements -->
    ...
    <mix id="air">
        <name>air</name>
        <o2>0.21</o2>
        <n2>0.79</n2>
        <he>0.0</he>
        <ar>0.0</ar>
        <h2>0.0</h2>
    </mix>
    <tankdata>
        <mixref ref="air"/>
        <tankvolume>0.01</tankvolume>
        <tankpressurebegin>20000000.0</tankpressurebegin>
        <!-- because the breathing consumption volume is given - in [m^3/s] units! - -->
        <!-- the end pressure information can be omitted -->
        <!-- 20 litres / minute ^= 0.00033333... m^3/s -->
        <breathingconsumptionvolume>0.000333333333</breathingconsumptionvolume>
    </tankdata>
    <!-- here more statements -->
</gasdefinitions>
                

<!-- previous statements -->
...
<gasdefinitions>
    <mix id="gas1">
        <!-- the name of a breathing gas used is also allowed to be only a number -->
        <name>1</name>
        <o2>0.21</o2>
        <n2>0.79</n2>
        <he>0.0</he>
        <ar>0.0</ar>
        <h2>0.0</h2>
    </mix>
    <tankdata>
        <mixref ref="gas1"/>
        <!-- because start and end pressure are given, the breathing -->
        <!-- consumption volume can be calculated without need for -->
        <!-- the tank volume -->
        <tankpressurebegin>20000000.0</tankpressurebegin>
        <tankpressureend>10400000.0</tankpressureend>
    </tankdata>
</gasdefinitions>
<!-- here more statements -->