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Maybe several pieces of flat paper or thin foam and see what walls and joints it likes to stick too. Repeated often enough it might show some suspicious spots.
by molticrystal 2y ago
Maybe several pieces of flat paper or thin foam and see what walls and joints it likes to stick too. Repeated often enough it might show some suspicious spots.
- rtkwe 2y agoThe station has so many fans for cooling equipment and circulation to keep the air fresh I doubt that'd show results fast enough that the station could be kept half shut down for. Anything that's air cooled up there requires circulation remember because convection requires gravity for density to drive movement.
- zikduruqe 2y agoThey could send up a few cartons of cigarettes to detect the cracks. /s https://www.upi.com/Archives/1988/05/27/The-recently-imposed-smoking-ban-on-many-commercial-flights/6624580708800/ https://www.upi.com/Archives/1988/05/27/The-recently-imposed...
- hashishen 2y agoHow do you just pulled this up on a whim is crazy to me
- zikduruqe 2y agoAnd just think... at some point in your future, you will be reading a forum, social media or message board, and someone will pose a question about detecting small air leaks. You will remember this, and amaze them. themoreyouknow.gif