Gas Blending

Operations-first tooling for fill stations, blenders, and technical divers.

Blending Router

Start from the job you need to do. Use the plain-English route first, then open the named calculator.

What do you need?
Recommended Start

Start with Gas Blender

Start in Gas Blender for the live fill workflow, safety gates, and fill instructions.

Use this when you already know the starting gas, target gas, and pressure.

Open Gas Blender
Then Next

Best Mix or Maximum Depth (MOD)

Run these checks first only if you still need to choose the target gas or confirm max depth.

Open Best Mix or Maximum Depth (MOD)

Direct Fill Workflow

Use this when you already know you need the main fill workflow.

Common Sequence

1. Pick or verify the gas: Best Mix, then Maximum Depth (MOD).

2. Run the fill in Gas Blender.

3. Use Top-Off, Bleed Down, or Cost tools for adjustments and shop checks.

Choose & Check Gas

Pick a target gas and confirm depth/narcosis limits before starting a production fill.

Fill Helpers

Operational helpers for partial-pressure and pricing after target blend is selected.

Advanced / Lab Tools

Standalone sandbox modules. Most users should use Gas Blender for day-to-day fill operations.

Workload Boundaries

Planning calculators help with target selection and depth checks. Move to Gas Blender for safety-gated execution instructions.

Safety Notice

Gas blending requires proper training and certification. Always analyze final gas and follow your shop's oxygen-clean and safety procedures.

Related Stream

Minimum gas / rock-bottom tools now live under Gas Planning.