File:Variable buoyancy pressure vessel piston operated oil.png
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English: Schematic diagram of a piston operated oil type variable buoyancy pressure vessel English: Piston operated oil constant mass, variable volume system. Top: Low volume, low buoyancy. Bottom: High volume, high buoyancy state. PV = Pressure vessel Bo = External bellows P = Piston C = Cylinder R = Piston rod M = Motor |
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| Author | Peter Southwood |
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