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What happens when the tent loses pressure? Wouldn't you then need fallback supports with compressive strength? Although assuming the force exerted by pressure i
by knolax 7y ago
What happens when the tent loses pressure? Wouldn't you then need fallback supports with compressive strength? Although assuming the force exerted by pressure is at least twice that of gravity (so that pressure minus gravity is still greater than gravity by itself) the requirements for the fallback supports probably don't have to hold as much load.
- Cthulhu_ 7y agoThe whole thing would collapse. However, given a big enough scale, it would take a long time even if there was what we would think is a big hole in it. But even then, they'd have to have a number of contingency plans; a supply of compressed air that can be manually released in case of a power outage for example.