Sentence examples for deep water pressure from inspiring English sources
Design criteria, for deep water pressure hulls, is that both buckling pressure and yield pressure must be greater than the design pressure.
In applications, the principles of hydrostatics are used for problems relating to pressure in deep water (pressure increases with depth) and high in the atmosphere (pressure lessens with altitude).
The squid has a flexible, fluid filled body that copes much better with deep-water pressure than do the rigid hulls of current AUVs.
Hence, inelastic numerical analysis with manufacturing imperfection has to considered in the design of deep water spherical pressure hulls of manned submersibles.
During the service life in deep water, hydrostatic pressure is the most important mechanical loading of the pipeline, so this study aims to describe the mechanical behaviour of the material under such loading.
After coring in these two directions of rock samples, we conducted Triaxial Compression Tests using Changchun Sunrise TAW-1000 Deep Water Pore Pressure Servo-system, and its stress strain curves are shown in Fig. 2.
And its lack of an ordinary turtle-style shell (instead it has a leathery, flexible carapace not attached to its ribs and spinal column) probably represents another adaptation to deep water, where pressures would crack a rigid shell.
One of the risks of a dive so deep is extreme water pressure.
One of the risks of a dive so deep was extreme water pressure.
"The top kill operation is not a guarantee of success," warned Doug Suttles, BP's chief operating officer, who added that it had never been tried before in deep water under high pressures.
He said it had been proven that "there's no link between operations and seismic activity". Seismologist Lucy Jones, a USGS science advisor for risk reduction, said she would need to know much more about nearby pumping in the area, such as whether someone was changing the water pressure deep in the ground, to say whether it could have been a factor in the Monday temblor.
