Príklady airlock

• The path through which the naval artillery's ammunition passed typically has blast-resistant airlocks and other safety devices, including provisions to flood the compartment with seawater in an emergency.

• The remainder of the bridge foundations consisted of cast iron piers fitted with cutting shoes sunk by excavation by hand labour working in airlocks, and by weighting.

• Sandhogs, as they were termed, entered the tunnel through a series of airlocks, and could only remain inside of the tunnel for a designated time period.

• They have airlocks and working pumps.

• We inquired about this very point, and we found that the airlock was a commercial article, the price of which was known.

• An airlock collapsed while men were working under high pressure, and six men lost their lives.

• The answer to that probably is to have an airlock—two doors—so that passengers can go through one, shut it and then come out through the other one.

• They get locked in an airlock losing atmosphere due to a damaged patch.

• A fan draws the gases through the kiln, and the level in the kiln is kept constant by adding feed through an airlock.

• The depressurization alarm triggered automatic procedures that brought the airlock back up to the station's normal pressure of 14.7 psi.

• The task was to remove bolts while in a submerged simulated airlock.

• The module was also necessary as an airlock to allow the men to visit each other's craft, which had incompatible cabin atmospheres.

• When using a glovebox the "purge-and-refill" is applied to an airlock attached to the glovebox, commonly called the port or ante-chamber.

• The pressure reading was zero, indicating that the pressures were equal and that the airlock would not be required.

• Through this chamber, which worked like an airlock, divers could leave and enter the submerged vessel.