sub build underway christmas 2011

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  1. bntii
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    Well I can't easily find it.
    The empirical results covering wall thickness vs diameter are described in the first paper I posted.
    Someone could check the features of the c303 pipe of interest to estimate external load bearing.
     
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    You can choose quick, cheap and perfect.
    Pick any two.
     
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    Thanks for taking the time to look for the paper. The other one is a great resource.
     
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    I think the paper is on my work machine at the shop- I will check on monday..
     
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    I actually tried to work through the math, since the formulas are given to determin the wall thickness of concrete needed to withstand any given depth. But to be honest the math went way beyond me. In that paper they did discuss a concrete tube capped at each end that was left submerged at 500' for 10 months (I think it was), the dimensions on the pipe were 9" thick, by 120" diamater, by 10' long, capped with concrete hemispheres the same thickness of the tube.
     
  6. tugboat

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    I just noticed that...the prop is backwards. right now it looks like a mockup...
    good eye hoyte...it is indeed a puller! :confused::confused::confused::confused:
     
  7. tugboat

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    some people- think the conversation in purchasing the vessel was staged.
    it is available on his website. or was. I feel sad for him - if the sub is not legit. and right now I think he is making excuses not to launch it. It is sad- if his first prototypes were genuine he had a good thing going, why go larger?

    the man is still very intelligent, and pioneer. just the right idea- wrong material...maybe!
     
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    tugboat Previous Member

    what's the expansion rate of balsa core or core cell?
     
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    What has that got to do with anything ?
     
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    Intelligence has nothing to do with it. He was a <insults directed towards another person removed> that couldn't answer the most basic questions about elementary engineering principles. The tripe about 'confidentiality' was just a mask for 'I haven't got the foggiest idea really, but my clients may read this thread'

    Like the guys that try to prove NASA never put a man on the moon, they are intelligent, but they are also pig-headed.

    There are plenty of "I am right at all costs" guys that have a high IQ, but does failure to see the problems constitute a high degree of foolishness of some sort ?
     
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    LOL. I clicked the youtube link and there are two videos. One is <removed> "self-defense - stick fighting volume 1"
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    It appears this 2012 thread has been resurrected as yet another rehash of the concrete sub thread. Since the thread has more than its share of jabs already, and since there's not any new development but only a rehash of the same, the thread is being closed at this point.
     
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