SE2 - Atmospherics
There could also be a atmospheric room where you can hook up some extra air tanks in case the main air tanks are low. because you won't be able to swap the huge air tanks whenever you want.
Important : Plan how much air you will be consuming when taking trips that are longer than a light year.
Atmospherics - Air
Carbon - C2
Hydrogen - H2
Nitrogen - N2
Oxygen - O2
-Air Alarms, Air Pumps, Air Generators, Air Filters
-Airlock Chambers (Pressurize)
Atmospherics - Fire
Fire Supressive System - FSS (Fights water based fires)
Halon Supressive System - HSS (Fights chemical based fires)
Atmospherics - Fuel
Hydrogen - H2
Atmospherics - Pressure
Per Square Inch - PSI
Atmospherics - Water
Hydrogen + oxygen - H2O
-Water Alarms, Water Pumps, Water Generators, Water Filters
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I just want to flood distro with hydrogen after boarding someone's ship
I just want to flood distro with hydrogen after boarding someone's ship
Air is a mixture of nitrogen ~78% and oxygen ~21%.
A human needs, according to physical exertion, 0.25-1 liter of oxygen per minute -> 350-1500 liters of oxygen per 24 hours, or roughly 0.51-2.1kg/day.
Other gases are needed to maintain atmospheric pressure - thus to cover leaks and losses.
In a spacecraft, vacuum is the best and most available extinguishing agent. To suggest anything else shows that the author of the idea doesn't understand "how things work".
I'm quite curious to know how the author imagines a "water generator". From what, from what raw materials and materials, he wants to produce water.
From oxygen and hydrogen? Clearly he has no idea that hydrogen and oxygen in water is equivalent to oxygen and hydrogen gas at a pressure of over 700atm. and water is twice as dense as separate liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen.
Air is a mixture of nitrogen ~78% and oxygen ~21%.
A human needs, according to physical exertion, 0.25-1 liter of oxygen per minute -> 350-1500 liters of oxygen per 24 hours, or roughly 0.51-2.1kg/day.
Other gases are needed to maintain atmospheric pressure - thus to cover leaks and losses.
In a spacecraft, vacuum is the best and most available extinguishing agent. To suggest anything else shows that the author of the idea doesn't understand "how things work".
I'm quite curious to know how the author imagines a "water generator". From what, from what raw materials and materials, he wants to produce water.
From oxygen and hydrogen? Clearly he has no idea that hydrogen and oxygen in water is equivalent to oxygen and hydrogen gas at a pressure of over 700atm. and water is twice as dense as separate liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen.
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