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Except at the edges, the fabric could fly at 100+ feet. I want try this here to see how feasible it is for co trolled environmental spaces.
by all2 7y ago
Except at the edges, the fabric could fly at 100+ feet.
I want try this here to see how feasible it is for co trolled environmental spaces.
- Aeolun 7y agoWell, yes. But there’s still a ton of edges. My initial comment was flippant, but the problem was serious. If it breaks, how would you find out?
- all2 7y agoBarometric drop. Sufficiently sensored membranes would allow you to triangulate holes.
- sfink 7y agoRelease a bunch of balloons into the air. They'd float to the leak. If you want to get fancy, coat them with a glue that bonds to the ceiling material, and they'd fix the leak too! At least temporarily. My first thought was that they'd clog the hole automatically even without glue, but I think the pressure differential would just squeeze them through.