Sample Perspex window used by Ian Gilchrist in researching high pressure windows
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Sample Perspex window used by Ian Gilchrist in researching high
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Sample Perspex window used by Ian Gilchrist in researching high pressure windows for Benthic pressure trap. Conical window in a lubricated mount which has been pressurised once to 172 MPa. A fracture has taken place, by cleavage across a semi spherical surface close to the low pressure face. A transition in the form of a fracture takes place at pressures around 210 MPa.
