clickrush Posted December 7, 2017 Share Posted December 7, 2017 This is really nice. An alternative would be the beforementined naphtha lock. If you do a double napththa lock with a vacuum in between then you can achieve perfect termal isolation as long as the naphtha doesn't freeze or evaporate. For super cold areas one probably needs to add a bunch of automation to it and a double airlock so the vacuum after the liquid lock is garuanteed. But this technique has the unique advantage that you could go down in temperature w/o having to worry about that and w/o using power. The only caviat is that you cannot use hydrogen on either side, which is normally the gas you are filling cold rooms with. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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