What is the maximum depth supported by the stackable compressed air rack assembly for two divers and one standby?

The maximum depth supported by the stackable compressed air rack assembly for two divers and one standby is 130 feet of seawater (FSW). This depth is determined by the design and capability of the air compression system, as well as the pressures that the equipment can effectively handle while maintaining safety and operational efficiency for the divers involved.

At 130 FSW, the system is engineered to provide adequate breathing gas supply and ensure that all safety protocols can be maintained during the dive. This includes proper air supply, the ability to manage buoyancy, and the provision of emergency responses if needed. Factors such as the need to prevent equipment failure under pressure and to ensure sufficient air supply for three personnel are design considerations that lead to establishing this depth limit.

Understanding the operational limits imposed by equipment like the rack assembly is crucial for planning safe and effective diving operations, which is why this depth stands as the maximum for the approved setup.