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| Reference: Info Reference information: This valve is referred to as a " crab-pot." It is very easily operated and is almost completely airtight. The diagram shows the arrange ment of blower pipe ... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 46 mins (2010-04-25 18:07:55 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The distribution of this air to the various ballonets necessitated the use of shut-off and non-return valves. These were originally made from sheet aluminium and gave very considerable trouble. It was found, however, that fabric valves arranged in the form of a sleeve, which can be partially turned inside out, gave very effective results. This valve is referred to as a " crab-pot." It is very easily operated and is almost completely airtight. The diagram shows the arrangement of blower pipe and 'valves on the smallest type of ship. Reference: http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1919/1919%20-%20... |
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| Reference: Crab pot valve Reference information: These valves a real, but I'm not knowing them myself. I had just to think a little bit about, to get the German expression. |
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