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> Can any engineers comment on whether that task is easier for a vessel exposed to compression (under sea) as opposed to vacuum (space)? I believe the pressure
by foobar1962 3y ago
> Can any engineers comment on whether that task is easier for a vessel exposed to compression (under sea) as opposed to vacuum (space)?
I believe the pressure where the Titanic lays is 300 atmospheres. The pressure differential for the submarine is 300 - 1 = 299 atmospheres.
A vessel in space will be have a pressure differential of 1 atmosphere to contend with.
- wnc3141 3y agoI too am interested in this question, may I piggyback and add a question about whether the basic capsule shape is as efficient in negative pressure as it is in positive pressure
- foobar1962 3y agoThe design of pressurised aircraft is probably a good example to study.