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Oups, I meant to say that some wouldn't be
able to handle some of the depth we go to.
Who's hording all the coffee any ways.
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I've been told that many pneumatic cylinders have thin
walls that would be able to handle some of the depths we go to, if there is
not enough pressure inside them. So in that mode they would be acting like a
vacuum tank, like are subs hulls are on 1 ATM boats. So having the heavy duty SS
ones like Vance mentioned would be a good plan. I'd be interested in what models
of Bimba cylinders will fit are needs.
B
From: Jay K. Jeffries
Sent: Sunday, August 09, 2009 11:59 AM
Subject: RE: [PSUBS-MAILIST] Vent valves Hugh, Forgot
that I did up those sketches. Brent, thanks for digging those out.
You can purchase the Bimba actuating cylinders in stainless steel with an option
for spring loaded so that the valve will fail in the closed position (i.e. loss
of control air pressure). R/Jay Resepectfully, Jay K.
Jeffries Andros Is.,
Bahamas Save the whales,
collect the whole set. From: owner-personal_submersibles@psubs.org
[mailto:owner-personal_submersibles@psubs.org] On Behalf Of Hugh
Fulton Brent, You are a classic.
Yes that is the one I was thinking of. Very simple. I might try and use
it. Thanks Hugh |