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To: ProtectOurFreedom

Yes it is. I can’t remember the numbers, but I think a jet engine is around 120 decibels and the sound pressure doubles every 10 decibels. That’s the way I remember picturing what is actually happening.


20 posted on 04/08/2019 9:46:09 PM PDT by OftheOhio (never could dance but always could kata - Romeo company)
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To: OftheOhio

The thermal gradients alone on those heat exchanger elements are very high. Tough to manage those thermal stresses and avoid cracking that would leak hydrogen.


21 posted on 04/08/2019 9:56:43 PM PDT by ProtectOurFreedom
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