Re:Putting the Tesla HEPA Filter and Bioweapon Defense Mode ...
by MertsA on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @03:03AM
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Yes but it's the positive pressure that's important, not the high flow rate. You may need a high flow rate to maintain whatever pressure you're aiming for but the thing that's keeping out any contaminants is the fact that every tiny leak is only going to have air going from the inside to the outside other than the filter itself. If you've got a big room with only one tightly sealed door, you don't need a lot of flow to keep out any contaminants.
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Re:Putting the Tesla HEPA Filter and Bioweapon Defense Mode ...
by varjag on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @03:51AM
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Thing is you can't maintain positive pressure in a battletank without high flow rate. Tanks are not fully sealed.
Re:Putting the Tesla HEPA Filter and Bioweapon Defense Mode ...
by nazgob on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @04:51AM
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Are they not? Many tanks can traverse rivers driving on bottom with special attachment to the main hatch. Leopard 2 does that.
Re:Putting the Tesla HEPA Filter and Bioweapon Defense Mode ...
by tzmudzin on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @05:33AM
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As this sounded intriguing, here's a video I've found of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C26rJiOnKLk.
It appears the tank commander needs to guide the driver on directions, though...
Re:Putting the Tesla HEPA Filter and Bioweapon Defense Mode ...
by toomanybeersies on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @06:34AM
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It also appears that the tank is not waterproof, as you can see quite substantial leaking at around 30 seconds in.
Re:Putting the Tesla HEPA Filter and Bioweapon Defense Mode ...
by tzmudzin on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @06:54AM
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Correct. The commentary says it's equipped with 2 water pumps to remove whatever leaks through.
I guess that's German engineering for less-than-perfect road and maintenance conditions. I like the redundancy too!