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with what materials a strenght can a constant volume be kept under water pressure?

 
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May14-10, 05:50 AM   #1
 

with what materials a strenght can a constant volume be kept under water pressure?


Iīm trying to find approx. numbers or formulas for a submarine like structure to mantain a constant volume. For a given volume, which materials and to what thickness should the container be?
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May14-10, 12:19 PM   #2
 
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No material can [passively] maintain a constant volume under pressure. You'll have to either design an active structural integrity system or decide how much deformation is allowable.
May14-10, 03:17 PM   #3
 
Even when talking about 3-6atmīs? Understandable that everything has itīs limits. Iīm looking at for example: a steal structure and trying to find a formula to estimate the wall thickness, considering there would be letīs say 6 atmīs of pressure or letīs say five to make the math easier. Thanks for your reply! Oh, and the gas inside would be air at 1atm.
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