Aldo: On a boat, Kevlar would be pretty good for tanks not intended for underwater use such as argon tanks used for purging the air from drysuits, oxygen bottles for portable use, and maybe CO2 firefighting bottles (although 1800# rated aluminum bottles are pretty light anyway). If they were available in really large sizes, they could replace at least some of the K bottles many boats carry. The water getting between the layers of Kevlar is not much of a concern since ballasting problems make it a dumb idea to take such a tank underwater anyway. Don --- "Aldo P. Solari [APS]" <aldo.solari@ho*.se*> wrote: > Mat: didnt kevlar tanks allow water between the > layers allowing > their selfdestruction ? Please, clarify. > > cheers, > > aldo.solari@ho*.se* > www.ccbb.ulpgc.es/fish-ecology/solaris > ___ > > mat.voss@t-*.de* > > MV> Hallo Maurizio, > MV> The adress ; no hp available, to my knowledge: > > MV> Worthington Heiser Cylinders GmbH > MV> Beim Herrenhaus 1 > MV> 3291 Kienberg bei Gaming > MV> Austria > MV> Tel.: ++43 7485 606-0 > MV> FAX Customer Service/Verkauf ++43 7485 606-200 > MV> FAX Administration/Einkauf ++43 7485 606-694 -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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