Hull Construction - Revision history

AeinSilverwolf: added space before hypen

2010-06-11T00:07:45Z

added space before hypen

Rubberchickenben: Hull construction moved to Hull Construction: sigh

2010-04-18T03:49:13Z

Hull construction moved to Hull Construction: sigh

TheKillerRabbit: cleanup

2007-05-06T16:03:54Z

cleanup

TheKillerRabbit: moved Alumni... template

2006-04-12T00:33:25Z

moved Alumni... template

Foo1 at 21:19, 11 April 2006

2006-04-11T21:19:46Z

Avacar at 16:34, 7 April 2006

2006-04-07T16:34:25Z

Avacar at 16:33, 7 April 2006

2006-04-07T16:33:55Z

Bfoo2: /* Construction */

2006-04-06T23:52:48Z

‎Construction

Bfoo2: /* Construction */

2006-04-06T23:52:35Z

‎Construction

Bfoo2 at 23:52, 6 April 2006

2006-04-06T23:52:23Z

New page

[[Category:Habitat Systems]]
[[Category:Hull & Superstructure]]
==Introduction==

The habitat's structure is designed primarily to resist the impacts of any particles that have managed to stray past the protective [[hull plating]].

==Construction==

The [[habitat]] is constructed using much the same materials as the [hull plating]]- a sandwich of materials alternating between a sheet of tungsten, and digh density foam. The tungsten will absorb any impact caused by a projectile, and will fail. WHen the tungsten fails, it transfers the energy of the projectile into several smaller pieces of tungsten. These pieces are restrained by the foam, which absorbs the energy. The habitat's hull also acts as a faraday cage- grounding all electromagnetic signals that enter the habitat, and preventing their interference with delicate electronic equipment. An antennae protrudes from this faraday cage to allow for the recieption of radio communications.

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	==Construction==		==Construction==

−	The [[habitat]] is constructed using much the same materials as the [[hull plating]]- laminated materials, alternating between sheets of tungsten and high-density foam. The tungsten absorbs any impact caused by a projectile as it is penetrated. When the tungsten fails, it transfers the energy of the projectile into the fragments of tungsten. These pieces are restrained by the foam, which absorbs the energy. The habitat's hull also acts as a Faraday cage, grounding most electromagnetic signals that enter the habitat and preventing their interference with [[Scientific Equipment\|delicate electronic equipment]]. The Habitat's [[Communications Systems\|antenna]] protrudes from this Faraday cage to allow for the reception of radio communications.	+	The [[habitat]] is constructed using much the same materials as the [[hull plating]] - laminated materials, alternating between sheets of tungsten and high-density foam. The tungsten absorbs any impact caused by a projectile as it is penetrated. When the tungsten fails, it transfers the energy of the projectile into the fragments of tungsten. These pieces are restrained by the foam, which absorbs the energy. The habitat's hull also acts as a Faraday cage, grounding most electromagnetic signals that enter the habitat and preventing their interference with [[Scientific Equipment\|delicate electronic equipment]]. The Habitat's [[Communications Systems\|antenna]] protrudes from this Faraday cage to allow for the reception of radio communications.

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 ==Introduction==
-The habitat's structure is designed primarily to resist the impacts of any particles that have managed to stray past the protective [[hull plating]].
+The [[Habitat]]'s structure is designed primarily to resist the impacts of any foreign bodies that have managed to stray past the protective [[hull plating]].
 ==Construction==
-The [[habitat]] is constructed using much the same materials as the [[hull plating]]- a sandwich of materials alternating between a sheet of tungsten, and digh density foam. The tungsten will absorb any impact caused by a projectile, and will fail. When the tungsten fails, it transfers the energy of the projectile into several smaller pieces of tungsten. These pieces are restrained by the foam, which absorbs the energy. The habitat's hull also acts as a faraday cage- grounding all electromagnetic signals that enter the habitat, and preventing their interference with delicate electronic equipment. An antennae protrudes from this faraday cage to allow for the recieption of radio communications.
+The [[habitat]] is constructed using much the same materials as the [[hull plating]]- laminated materials, alternating between sheets of tungsten and high-density foam. The tungsten absorbs any impact caused by a projectile as it is penetrated. When the tungsten fails, it transfers the energy of the projectile into the fragments of tungsten. These pieces are restrained by the foam, which absorbs the energy. The habitat's hull also acts as a Faraday cage, grounding most electromagnetic signals that enter the habitat and preventing their interference with [[Scientific Equipment|delicate electronic equipment]]. The Habitat's [[Communications Systems|antenna]] protrudes from this Faraday cage to allow for the reception of radio communications.

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 The [[habitat]] is constructed using much the same materials as the [[hull plating]]- a sandwich of materials alternating between a sheet of tungsten, and digh density foam. The tungsten will absorb any impact caused by a projectile, and will fail. When the tungsten fails, it transfers the energy of the projectile into several smaller pieces of tungsten. These pieces are restrained by the foam, which absorbs the energy. The habitat's hull also acts as a faraday cage- grounding all electromagnetic signals that enter the habitat, and preventing their interference with delicate electronic equipment. An antennae protrudes from this faraday cage to allow for the recieption of radio communications.

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	The [[habitat]] is constructed using much the same materials as the [[hull plating]]- a sandwich of materials alternating between a sheet of tungsten, and digh density foam. The tungsten will absorb any impact caused by a projectile, and will fail. When the tungsten fails, it transfers the energy of the projectile into several smaller pieces of tungsten. These pieces are restrained by the foam, which absorbs the energy. The habitat's hull also acts as a faraday cage- grounding all electromagnetic signals that enter the habitat, and preventing their interference with delicate electronic equipment. An antennae protrudes from this faraday cage to allow for the recieption of radio communications.		The [[habitat]] is constructed using much the same materials as the [[hull plating]]- a sandwich of materials alternating between a sheet of tungsten, and digh density foam. The tungsten will absorb any impact caused by a projectile, and will fail. When the tungsten fails, it transfers the energy of the projectile into several smaller pieces of tungsten. These pieces are restrained by the foam, which absorbs the energy. The habitat's hull also acts as a faraday cage- grounding all electromagnetic signals that enter the habitat, and preventing their interference with delicate electronic equipment. An antennae protrudes from this faraday cage to allow for the recieption of radio communications.
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	==Construction==		==Construction==

−	The [[habitat]] is constructed using much the same materials as the [[hull plating]]- a sandwich of materials alternating between a sheet of tungsten, and digh density foam. The tungsten will absorb any impact caused by a projectile, and will fail. ~~WHen~~ the tungsten fails, it transfers the energy of the projectile into several smaller pieces of tungsten. These pieces are restrained by the foam, which absorbs the energy. The habitat's hull also acts as a faraday cage- grounding all electromagnetic signals that enter the habitat, and preventing their interference with delicate electronic equipment. An antennae protrudes from this faraday cage to allow for the recieption of radio communications.	+	The [[habitat]] is constructed using much the same materials as the [[hull plating]]- a sandwich of materials alternating between a sheet of tungsten, and digh density foam. The tungsten will absorb any impact caused by a projectile, and will fail. When the tungsten fails, it transfers the energy of the projectile into several smaller pieces of tungsten. These pieces are restrained by the foam, which absorbs the energy. The habitat's hull also acts as a faraday cage- grounding all electromagnetic signals that enter the habitat, and preventing their interference with delicate electronic equipment. An antennae protrudes from this faraday cage to allow for the recieption of radio communications.