Sample perspex window used in researching high pressure windows
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Sample perspex window used by Ian Gilchrist in researching high
Science Museum Group Collection
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Sample perspex window used by Ian Gilchrist in researching high
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Sample perspex window used by Ian Gilchrist in researching high pressure windows for Benthic pressure trap. A 60 degree conical window having a thickness to viewing ratio which was tested in a lubricated mount. The window has been pressurised once to 345 MPa.
