It's also a fairly simple matter to heat up the plugs with a torch and =
fill them with silver solder.

   Jim

On Tuesday, June 12, 2001 9:04 PM, Wendell Grogan <wgrogan@dc*.ne*> wrote:
>
>
>Steve Schultz wrote:
>>=20
>> I'm pretty sure that Transport Canada requires burst disks as well.
>>=20
>> How can you tell if a disk has been plugged with shim?  Wouldn't it =
look the
>> same?
>>=20
>> ss
>>=20
>It depends a bit on what kind of valves you're using, but for the most
>part, you can occlude the hole with a shim or doubling the disk and no
>one is the wiser.  Furthermore, you're safer because you don't have to
>worry about burst disk failure.  But then, you didn't hear that from
>me.  Plus, since I in no way claim to be an expert in submarine physics,
>you'd be an idiot to listen to me anyway:)
>Wendell
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