Flood Door Exceeds British Standard Institute PAS 1188 Wave Test

By snorkelvent On April 5, 2012 · Leave a Comment

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01-test-rig-ready-for-insertion-into-the-test-tank

02-checking-for-leaks-after-insertion

03-water-settled-before-commencement-of-tests

04-waves-aimed-at-the-tank

05-the-waves-are-commenced-in-a-special-jonswap-spectrum

06-each-wave-created-in-the-tank-follows-a-pattern-rather-than-a-uniform-height

07-staff-member-checking-compliance-to-jonswap

08-the-screen-shows-deviation-from-jonswap

09-waves-continuing-to-hit-the-panel

10-impressive-waves-shattering-down-on-the-panel

11-after-removal-both-the-snorkel-vent-and-flood-door-showed-no-leakage

12-after-putting-the-test-rig-back-into-the-water-and-the-test-repeated-the-staff-member-overseeing-tests-posed-with-the-products

13-he-even-let-us-take-a-second-photo-of-him

14-posing-with-the-panel-and-try-house

This album shows Queen’s University of Belfast testing the Snorkel Vent and Flood Door to requirements set out in PAS 1188 standard.

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