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Yeah, how do you list that on your resume?View attachment 8505324
Wonder where they are working now..
I'd have to imagine that having experience in building submarines out of carbon fiber listed in one's resume isn't going to help land them any interviews.Yeah, how do you list that on your resume?
Yeah, I am a designer and sub was so well built that the last thing going through pilot's mind was his anus.
Making submarine sandwiches.View attachment 8505324
Wonder where they are working now..
I think the opposite actuallyI'd have to imagine that having experience in building submarines out of carbon fiber listed in one's resume isn't going to help land them any interviews.
Did it? Are you saying they are pioneers and sacrifices have to be made for progess to occur? Except they were told by a bunch of old white guys carbon fiber is bad mmmmkay. And their reply wasI think the opposite actually
they validated proof of concept with several successful trips. Maybe they won't work with subs but there are other possible applications as I'll bet 10yrs ago people would have said you're nuts to think that it'd work; it did
they validated proof of concept
Heavier than air, powered and manned flight! Your neighbor is a dreamer. It'll never happen!What concept?
That submarines are possible?
I bet the navy would be very interested in this concept.
I got a neighbor working on a concept for a machine that will carry you through the air. You want to test drive it?
reading comp is difficult I seeDid it? Are you saying they are pioneers and sacrifices have to be made for progess to occur? Except they were told by a bunch of old white guys carbon fiber is bad mmmmkay. And their reply was
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And people died . It's one thing if you are venturing into the unknown, it's another when you are informed your design is known to be poor .
another one with reading comp issuesWhat concept?
That submarines are possible?
I bet the navy would be very interested in this concept.
I got a neighbor working on a concept for a machine that will carry you through the air. You want to test drive it?
another one with reading comp issues
The Navy did actually build an autonomous underwater vehicle with a carbon fiber cylinder with titanium end caps. There is a publicly available paper on it that runs to a bit over 100 pages. Not sure what the depth rating was, but it certainly wasn't Titanic depths.What concept?
That submarines are possible?
I bet the navy would be very interested in this concept.
The Navy did actually build an autonomous underwater vehicle with a carbon fiber cylinder with titanium end caps
I agree with you in general. There was lots of prior art to draw on.For one, a bit of a difference between unmanned and manned vessels.
If you're thinking of the Orca XLUUV specifically then I think that hull is not designed to be water tight, completely different concept.
At best they (Titan) started with someone else's concept and then made several deadly cost saving changes.
The concept of submarines and even underwater vessels both manned and unmanned is well established with numerous resources and programs to help insure their safe construction and operation.
These guys have been working with the Navy for years on carbon fiber vessels.
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There is no "concept" to test here. It's been "concepted" and tested and safe engineering is well established.
Ignoring all that science isn't testing a concept, it's testing fate. And they lost.
watertight section for sensors
Ribbed for your pleasure.The IVER?
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One.of those quick eat on the run deals...Yeah, well I happen to know the last meal they served was squash and mashed potatoes.
Yes, great for when you are pressed for time.One.of those quick eat on the run deals...
Relax, there was a Rand McNally on board the Titan for backup.
dead and they did not know it ,they didn't have time to say ouch which was merciful compared with other ways of goingA bit better pic than in the video
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The only thing they proved was to never use carbon fiber in manned subs at depthI think the opposite actually
they validated proof of concept with several successful trips. Maybe they won't work with subs but there are other possible applications as I'll bet 10yrs ago people would have said you're nuts to think that it'd work; it did
the civil suits might be costly , he could be charged criminally if they prove he was knowingly negligentSo what's the point of the trials they are holding? Is Stockton in trouble?
And lawyers will go as low as they need to go, pun maliciously intended.the civil suits might be costly , he could be charged criminally if they prove he was knowingly negligent
So what's the point of the trials they are holding? Is Stockton in trouble?
Some good pics of the wreckage
Don't tell me they stole Stocktons design ?China Rushes to Cover Up Humiliating Loss of Nuclear Submarine, But They Weren’t Quick Enough
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Don't tell me they stole Stocktons design ?
Or, they got a bad batch of Chinese steel which caused the hatch bolts to snap when try tried to submerge.But they used Chinese resin which crumbles in salt water so they can’t raise it.