Self-healing puncture protection - Revision history

Michel Lamontagne: /* Open issues */

2023-11-10T20:21:49Z

Open issues

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	==Open issues==		==Open issues==

	*What is known about the puncture protection of existing space suits~~? What is the meteorite size limit they can protect against~~?		*What is known about the puncture protection of existing space suits?
	*What sort of ''foam reaction'' is viable for windows?		*What sort of ''foam reaction'' is viable for windows?

	[[category:Fabrication and Repair]]		[[category:Fabrication and Repair]]

Michel Lamontagne: /* Fire brigades */

2019-06-02T18:16:37Z

Fire brigades

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	Several layers of rubber and tissues are processed to make a [[space suit]] puncture proof.		Several layers of rubber and tissues are processed to make a [[space suit]] puncture proof.

	== Fire brigades ==		==Fire brigades==
	A secondary function of fire brigades might be to intervene rapidly in case of structural damage or blowout, to rapidly close the opening. Glass breakage alarms, or similar noise detection systems might be used for a early warning system.		A secondary function of fire brigades in a martian settlement might be to intervene rapidly in case of structural damage or blowout, to rapidly close the opening. Glass breakage alarms, or similar noise detection systems might be used for a early warning system.

	==Open issues==		==Open issues==

Michel Lamontagne at 15:41, 24 April 2019

2019-04-24T15:41:37Z

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	==Space suits==		==Space suits==
	Several layers of rubber and tissues are processed to make a [[space suit]] puncture proof.		Several layers of rubber and tissues are processed to make a [[space suit]] puncture proof.

			== Fire brigades ==
			A secondary function of fire brigades might be to intervene rapidly in case of structural damage or blowout, to rapidly close the opening. Glass breakage alarms, or similar noise detection systems might be used for a early warning system.

	==Open issues==		==Open issues==

	*What is known about the puncture protection of existing space suits? What is the meteorite size limit they can protect against?		*What is known about the puncture protection of existing space suits? What is the meteorite size limit they can protect against?
	*What sort of ''foam reaction'' is viable for windows?		*What sort of ''foam reaction'' is viable for windows?

	[[category:Fabrication and Repair]]		[[category:Fabrication and Repair]]

Jburk at 20:15, 18 December 2018

2018-12-18T20:15:43Z

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	*What sort of ''foam reaction'' is viable for windows?		*What sort of ''foam reaction'' is viable for windows?

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	[[category:~~Technology~~]]

Spriditis: Undo revision 6031 by 78.141.132.176 (Talk) vandalism

2011-11-03T15:35:25Z

Undo revision 6031 by 78.141.132.176 (Talk) vandalism

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	'''Self-healing puncture protection''' is a technology to automatically close small punctures hit by [[meteorites]]. Since it is only a makeshift closure a final repair is necessary later.		'''Self-healing puncture protection''' is a technology to automatically close small punctures hit by [[meteorites]]. Since it is only a makeshift closure a final repair is necessary later.

	~~Action requires knwoeglde~~, and ~~now I can act!~~		==Windows==
			Windows of living rooms and [[greenhouse]]s are vulnerable for meteorite impacts. Laminated safety glass avoids a complete shattering of the window. Special chemicals can be additionally placed between two sheets, starting a [[foam]] reaction on drop of pressure.

			Another idea of temporary sealing is placing ultra-light balls of foamed [[polystyrene]] or similar material near the windows. In case of a meteorite impact the balls are moved by the sudden air stream toward the hole and get stuck in the hole.

	==Space suits==		==Space suits==

78.141.132.176: /* Windows */

2011-11-03T04:49:57Z

Windows

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	'''Self-healing puncture protection''' is a technology to automatically close small punctures hit by [[meteorites]]. Since it is only a makeshift closure a final repair is necessary later.		'''Self-healing puncture protection''' is a technology to automatically close small punctures hit by [[meteorites]]. Since it is only a makeshift closure a final repair is necessary later.

	~~==Windows==~~		Action requires knwoeglde, and now I can act!
	~~Windows of living rooms~~ and ~~[[greenhouse]]s are vulnerable for meteorite impacts. Laminated safety glass avoids a complete shattering of the window. Special chemicals~~ can ~~be additionally placed between two sheets, starting a [[foam]] reaction on drop of pressure.~~

	Another idea of temporary sealing is placing ultra-light balls of foamed [[polystyrene]] or similar material near the windows. In case of a meteorite impact the balls are moved by the sudden air stream toward the hole and get stuck in the hole.

	==Space suits==		==Space suits==

Laertes: typos and interlink

2008-12-10T00:48:03Z

typos and interlink

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	==Windows==		==Windows==
	Windows of living rooms and [[greenhouse]]s are vulnerable for meteorite impacts. Laminated safety glass avoids a complete shattering of the window. Special chemicals can be additionally placed between two sheets, starting a foam reaction on drop of pressure.		Windows of living rooms and [[greenhouse]]s are vulnerable for meteorite impacts. Laminated safety glass avoids a complete shattering of the window. Special chemicals can be additionally placed between two sheets, starting a [[foam]] reaction on drop of pressure.

	Another idea of temporary sealing is placing ultra-light balls of foamed polystyrene or similar material near the windows. In case of a meteorite impact the balls are moved by the sudden air stream toward the ~~whole~~ and get stuck in the ~~whole~~.		Another idea of temporary sealing is placing ultra-light balls of foamed [[polystyrene]] or similar material near the windows. In case of a meteorite impact the balls are moved by the sudden air stream toward the hole and get stuck in the hole.

	==Space suits==		==Space suits==

Rfc: ultra-light foam balls

2008-09-15T18:10:00Z

ultra-light foam balls

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	==Windows==		==Windows==
	Windows of living rooms and [[greenhouse]]s are vulnerable for meteorite impacts. Laminated safety glass avoids a complete shattering of the window. Special chemicals can be additionally placed between two sheets, starting a foam reaction on drop of pressure.		Windows of living rooms and [[greenhouse]]s are vulnerable for meteorite impacts. Laminated safety glass avoids a complete shattering of the window. Special chemicals can be additionally placed between two sheets, starting a foam reaction on drop of pressure.

			Another idea of temporary sealing is placing ultra-light balls of foamed polystyrene or similar material near the windows. In case of a meteorite impact the balls are moved by the sudden air stream toward the whole and get stuck in the whole.

	==Space suits==		==Space suits==

Rfc: /* Space suits */ Open issues

2008-01-16T12:03:52Z

Space suits: Open issues

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	Several layers of rubber and tissues are processed to make a [[space suit]] puncture proof.		Several layers of rubber and tissues are processed to make a [[space suit]] puncture proof.

			==Open issues==
			*What is known about the puncture protection of existing space suits? What is the meteorite size limit they can protect against?
			*What sort of ''foam reaction'' is viable for windows?

	[[Category:Concepts]]		[[Category:Concepts]]
	[[category:Technology]]		[[category:Technology]]

Ioneill: /* Windows */ word change

2007-12-17T21:01:49Z

Windows: word change

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	==Windows==		==Windows==
	Windows of living rooms and [[greenhouse]]s are vulnerable for meteorite impacts. Laminated safety glass avoids a complete ~~crash~~ of the window. Special chemicals can be additionally placed between two sheets, starting a foam reaction on drop of pressure.		Windows of living rooms and [[greenhouse]]s are vulnerable for meteorite impacts. Laminated safety glass avoids a complete shattering of the window. Special chemicals can be additionally placed between two sheets, starting a foam reaction on drop of pressure.

	==Space suits==		==Space suits==