Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Re: Please see.

[jbarlow@bjservices.ca]

WT = wall thickness. From someone who dislike acronyms too!!!

Jay.






                                                                                                                                                
                      MerlinSub@t-online.de                                                                                                     
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Don't know what Hull WT means but :

Euronaut
Diamter 2,5 meter
Length 10,0 meter
tickness 22 mm
heavy frames all about 600 mm length

Dive deep PN = 250 meter
test deep PT = 320 meter
collapse  PZ = 500 meter nominal
               537 meter FE calculation

Sgt.Peppers is about:
Diamter 0,57 meter
length  2,0 m
Thickness 8 mm
no frames

Dive deep PN = 150 meter
Test deep PT = 190 meter
collapse  PZ = 300 meter

regards Carsten

jbarlow@bjservices.ca schrieb:
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>  PS  What is the Hull WT for your sub?
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> Jay.
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> See what ? - nice shallow water sub - 5 USD more
> for a custom rolled shell and it dives 10 times deeper..
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> I want not to blame Bill nice work - but from my view at
> dive deep / work hours / to money realation - even a new
> closed propane tank as sub shell makes no sence..
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> Search the archive for "propane tank"
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> regards Carsten
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> jbarlow@bjservices.ca schrieb:
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> > http://giffordmarineinc.com/sub/little_gato5_9_01.htm
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> > Hey guys, I was wondering if I could get an answer or two. First, I
would
> > like to know if I made a sub out of a NEW propane tank, would I or
should
> I
> > put rings on the inside to strengthen it or would it be strong enough
by
> > itself? Also, the ballast tanks do they need to be able to withstand
the
> > pressure of water or can they be made out of a light material?