Maximum operational depth for Caswell/Merriman seals

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  • roedj
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    David,

    Thank you.

    33 feet is more than enough - I hope.

    Dan

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by roedj
    Sirs,

    I realize that your recommendation for maximum operating depth for a R/C sub is probably in the range of 3 feet but in case one needed to go deeper, say in the case of an ROV, have you ever established a maximum recommended depth for the Caswell/Merriman seals part numbers DES00(1 through 4)?

    How much deeper, you ask ... not sure, let's say 30 feet.

    Dan
    Dan,

    I've taken a few sample SD's to a hard vacuum in the shop without a significant drop in twelve-hours. That's a differential pressure close to thirty-three feet of fresh water. So, the cylinder, bulkheads, and seals are good to that point. Deeper? I duno. Let me know. Rotsa Ruck!

    David,

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  • roedj
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    Maximum operational depth for Caswell/Merriman seals

    Sirs,

    I realize that your recommendation for maximum operating depth for a R/C sub is probably in the range of 3 feet but in case one needed to go deeper, say in the case of an ROV, have you ever established a maximum recommended depth for the Caswell/Merriman seals part numbers DES00(1 through 4)?

    How much deeper, you ask ... not sure, let's say 30 feet.

    Dan
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