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12-06-06, 10:59 AM
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Sub Test Pilot
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The russians use operational depth and crush depth, for the akula's operational depth is 1,800 feet but they are rated down at a crush of 2,200 feet (newer akulas)
The Vic III at one time was rated to 2,000 feet right now because of thier age they are limited to just 1,400 feet.
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12-06-06, 04:10 PM
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The Old Man
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Ok Kapitan .. but HOW do they set these limits ?
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12-07-06, 12:47 PM
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I dont know fully but they do the maths first they have never explained it to me fully, and my stepfather doesnt know either.
I think they give it a margin ie well this is what we think it can go down to then test it on a model then if it does do what they think they give it a saftey margin of xxx meters
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