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Re: Pressure Hull Material
Posted by: ROBERT M. ()
Date: December 16, 2008 06:16AM

Michael:

Interiors of pressure hulls on WWII fleet boats were insulated with 1" thick cork sheets. These sheets were cemented in place. The only items that were not insulated with cork were valve fittings and the like.

Later,

ROBERT M.

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