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There seems to be a small numerical error when calculating degassing paths using (at least) Dixon and IaconoMarziano, whereby the H2O content increases very slightly during decompression. The effect is ~0.0002 wt%, so not noticeable most of the time, apart from when plotting a vertical degassing path.
An inelegant fix would be to detect an increase in H2O and then set it to the original value. A better fix would be figure out why there's such a 'big' numerical error appearing.
Will reflect on this and do something to fix it.
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There seems to be a small numerical error when calculating degassing paths using (at least) Dixon and IaconoMarziano, whereby the H2O content increases very slightly during decompression. The effect is ~0.0002 wt%, so not noticeable most of the time, apart from when plotting a vertical degassing path.
An inelegant fix would be to detect an increase in H2O and then set it to the original value. A better fix would be figure out why there's such a 'big' numerical error appearing.
Will reflect on this and do something to fix it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: