redneckengineered
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What a fukkin tool
Quoatable quote of the day at 1:27 "The carbon fiber is coated with Rhino liner which is sort of what the military uses, it stops water penetration into the carbon fiber at high pressure"
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Tourist submarine exploring Titanic wreckage disappears in Atlantic Ocean
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Firstram
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It's also better than the "engineers" that designed the thing
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This article makes it seem like the tube was never up to the task at 3k meters?
Simulation Reveals Exactly How Titan Submersible Imploded
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It's also better than the "engineers" that designed the thing
CarterKraft
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I agree with that but I also realize several CF experts are on record saying that this tube design was not acceptable for the pressures involved, before construction, and it did fail...
Well, there is that
CarterKraft
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So that dude a actually theorizes the window fails?
gt1guy
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Looks like the bobbin was pulled out, from the video that redneckengineered linked to:
And before the inner liner was installed:
Inner liner installation:
Aaron Z
I just spent the time to watch the video and screen grabbed the exact three pictures. Should have just kept scrolling.
I was always under the assumption that they would have left the thimble in place.
CDA 455 II
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Yeah; I couldn't believe when he said that.
Quoatable quote of the day at 1:27 "The carbon fiber is coated with Rhino liner which is sort of what the military uses, it stops water penetration into the carbon fiber at high pressure"
Aaron Z
My jobsite tool chest is coated with Rhino Liner....
So was I until I saw that.
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Would someone kindly provide a link to that does not require FB?Yeah; I couldn't believe when he said that.
My jobsite tool chest is coated with Rhino Liner....
so when we riding that bitch to the bottom of da sea?Yeah; I couldn't believe when he said that.
My jobsite tool chest is coated with Rhino Liner....
Firstram
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Right? Line-x is so much nicerYeah; I couldn't believe when he said that.
My jobsite tool chest is coated with Rhino Liner....
It was probably Herculiner and Stockton probably got some on his hootus.Right? Line-x is so much nicer
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I tried, but the only alternative is their website which requires you to log in to view the video.
Aaron Z
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sdmuleman
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It's a decent analysis, but reality is very sensitive to boundary conditions. In particular the end bell junction is critical. As seen in the simulation, very high stresses occur here because of the different properties. However, since it's glued together and not really very strong in terms of radial shear it is not clear exactly how the stress would occur in the real world.
Also somewhat confused by the final simulation - this shows failure initiating at the center, but stress concentration is at the junction. Would expect behavior like what is shown ~9:43 - collapse from end of CF tube. He doesn't really explain why it behaves differently in the later one.
This analysis also doesn't account for why it failed this time, but didn't previously. The analysis may be right, but I think a key aspect is some form of degradation / damage to the tube.
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Floating colony on Venus latest plan from OceanGate co-founder
“Forget OceanGate. Forget Titan. Forget Stockton. Humanity could be on the verge of a big breakthrough.”
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Floating colony on Venus latest plan from OceanGate co-founder
“Forget OceanGate. Forget Titan. Forget Stockton. Humanity could be on the verge of a big breakthrough.”
What could possibly go wrong?
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Levigarrett76
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Because i get my news from here and figured there would be more.
Scooter
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Did they surface yet?
KarlVP
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A bunch of people overpaid to turn themselves into underwater baloney mist clouds.
End of story.
End of story.
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aczlan
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With apologies to the FatElectrician, is it technically a mist if it's a implosion rather than explosion?
Perhaps "turned themselves into a bologna colored cloud in the water" would be a better description?
Or just "became the newest residents of the Titanic"?
Aaron Z
Fucking funny, I was just thinking about looking for this thread to see if there was any more IBB news.
what is "mist"? small water particles/droplets that fall slowly or hang suspended as in 100% humidity?
yes, i think you can call someone turning back to basic elements via implosion as "mist".
Sandy Johnson
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The solution to pollution is dilution.
They probably became just another part of the ocean pretty fast.
Fuzzydog
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The Global News headline of Feb 29th
Lol, and then in the article they say , yeah, it prob was from something else. Don't let the facts get in the way of a good headline
globalnews.ca
Haunting ‘knocking’ sound from Titan sub heard for 1st time in new documentary
Lol, and then in the article they say , yeah, it prob was from something else. Don't let the facts get in the way of a good headline
Haunting ‘knocking’ sound from Titan sub heard for 1st time in new documentary - National | Globalnews.ca
The mysterious sounds were picked up by Canadian aircraft that dropped sonobuoys in the area of the missing Titan submersible.
globalnews.ca