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1 total messages Started by ac Tue, 27 Mar 2012 20:45
Metanalysis of the green projects that apply to dry and windy air.
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Author: ac
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2012 20:45
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  This is in consideration of indiana/ Michigan  National Lakeshore
that I am reaching to devices that work when there
 is dry, rare air and a lot of wind. We plan to find out how to
stabilize the lakes too. bioengineering is unbeatable
in finding these out.

THIS IS ONLY A BEGINNING:

On Mar 27, 4:28 pm, ac <agnesche...@gmail.com> wrote:
> HARMONY BETWEEN US AND THE NATURE EXPRESSED IN NEW .....TENT.
>
> It is to interact and adjust self and human body to the altitude
> ( anyone that made Himalayas know something about it).
> It is not only to manage the wind - will try to utilise emergy of the
> wind.
>
> UM VIDEO : "Just building a tent for the first time was a huge
> challenge. The geometry is complex and the rip-stop nylon material
> must have the right amount of uniform tension as it stretches around
> the poles that make up the frame.
>
> "The vents and the doors were really difficult," he said. "It took me
> a couple days to figure out how to do it."
>
> If the panels and other pieces aren't precisely cut, the tent just
> drapes over the poles like a loose bag. When the freezing, howling
> winds on the mountain kick up, the tent will just flap itself into
> oblivion.
>
> Andrew McCarthy puts the finishing touches on a half-scale model of a
> tent he designed for his climbing expedition. Image credit: Andrew
> McCarthyMcCarthy tested a half-scale model tent in a wind tunnel, and
> the structure was able to withstand winds of 60 mph to 80 mph before
> small tears started to form. The tent completely broke down when the
> wind was cranked up to 122 mph.
>
> If winds rip apart the tent on Aconcagua, McCarthy hopes to be able to
> take refuge in another shelter with his expedition, which will include
> nine other climbers and two guides."

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