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Hi forum.
I just had a craaaazy idea. This just jumped into
my head and I wonder if anyone has ever tried it or any research done on
it.
Suspose you had a pressure hull with horseshoe
shaped tubes penetrating the hull all over its entire surface. Then
suspose the water
entered into the open ended OUTSIDE of
those tubes and the tubes were welded
where they penetrated the hull and also against the inside of the hull facing
outward so the outside
water pressure enters the open end and is now
pushing OUTWARD against the inside of your hull. Would this work
to counteract some of the inward pressure on
the hull? I was thinking of a way to use water pressure to counteract itself by
taking its inward pushing pressure and curving back outward against the inside
of your pressure hull by use of horseshoe shaped tubes.
Or am I missing something basic again about
pressure?
Kindest Regards,
Bill Akins.
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