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Wing nuts could be used in conjunction with fixed bolts.

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Wing nuts could be used in conjunction with fixed bolts.

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https://coggle.it/diagram/X1ppLU4r0gnkM1RW/t/-

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We could have our product directed towards people living in third world countries that may find it too expensive to keep buying tools. The low cost and strength of our pykrete tools would help these people in their daily lives.

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The primary function of this project is to make tools for researchers in colder environments. Since these expeditions need to travel light and colder areas are less abundant in resources, these tools would be perfect for this demographic. The tools would also melt at a slower rate in these environments.

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Making something out of a carbon fiber or even a metal alloy would help the rod be durable and stand up to the elements.

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For the molds, having something made out of silicon or an expanding material would be an interesting thought. We need to have some space so that it can expand

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Are scientists strong enough to use our tools

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Are scientists strong enough to use our tools

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Yes, because our tools will be even easier to use than the normal ones.

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By realizing the Pykrete Dome project in January 2014,the world record for building the largest ice dome was set.The span of the dome was 30 meters, 5 meters more than the standing record at that time, which was held by T. Kokawa. This challenging project was realized by 50 volunteers from Holland and the people from the municipality of Juuka, Finland.

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By realizing the Pykrete Dome project in January 2014,the world record for building the largest ice dome was set.The span of the dome was 30 meters, 5 meters more than the standing record at that time, which was held by T. Kokawa.

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If we have questions about materials, please put them here. We should probably ask our mentors for advice about this topic since they know the best.

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This about the fact that it is ice. How will we compensate for the expanding of ice when it is frozen in our mold design? How will this affect our final product?

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The third demographic for our project would be those looking for a novel tool to use for nonessential activities. Many survey respondents stated they would have fun using an ice alloy tool.

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Research any additives that we can put together with pykrete in order to make it stronger than it currently is. This would just be better in any circumstances

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We have to find a way to lower the amount of drinkable water that is used in pykrete. This would include using wastewater or finding other mixtures that would make pykrete just as strong

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we have two more options of similar design but they aren't working on pallet due to the transparent backgrounds

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we have two more options of similar design but they aren't working on pallet due to the transparent backgrounds

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We have two more white logo designs of similar type, however, they cannot be seen through Padlet as they are white

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Toggl Plan - Project Planning Calendar Tool

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Toggl Plan is a team management tool with a weekly team calendar, enabling managers to plan projects and respond to changes with ease.

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Creating some sort of strong, most likely metal alloy rod allows for interchangeable pycrete heads that can be swapped for whatever task needed.

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Deciding whether or not we're going to focus on making the ship more green or the port

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SS Palo Alto was a concrete ship built as a tanker at the end of World War I. Completed too late to see war service, she was mothballed until 1929, when she was intentionally grounded off a Northern California beach, becoming part of a pleasure pier entertainment complex. Palo Alto was damaged by the sea, leading her to be stripped and used only as a fishing pier. Subsequent decades have seen her be further broken by the sea, but large sections of her wreck remain somewhat intact.

SS Palo Alto was built by the San Francisco Shipbuilding Company at the U.S. Naval Shipyard in Oakland, California. She was launched on 29 May 1919, too late to see service in the war. Her sister ship was the SS Peralta.

Palo Alto was mothballed in Oakland until 1929, when she was bought by the Seacliff Amusement Corporation and towed to Seacliff State Beach in Aptos, California. A pier was built leading to the ship in 1930, and she was sunk in a few feet in the water so that her keel rested on the bottom. There she was refitted as an amusement ship, with amenities including a dance floor, a swimming pool and a café.

The company went bankrupt two years later during the Great Depression, and the ship cracked at the midsection during a winter storm. The State of California purchased the ship, and she was stripped of her fittings and left as a fishing pier. She was a popular site for recreational fishing, but eventually she deteriorated to the point where she was unsafe for this purpose, and she was closed to the public in 1950. Following an attempt at restoration in the 1980s, she reopened for fishing for a few years, then closed again. The fishing pier opened to foot traffic once again in the summer of 2016, but later closed for repairs.

Nicknamed the "Cement Ship", Palo Alto today remains at Seacliff Beach and serves as an artificial reef for marine life however its not considered a marine sanctuary. Pelicans and other seabirds perch on the wreck, sea perch and other fish feed on algae that grow in the shelter of the wreck, and sea lions and other marine mammals visit the wreck to feed on the fish.

In the spring of 2005, oil found on wildlife nearly two years earlier, killing dozens of seabirds, was traced back to the ship, whose fuel tanks had cracked and were leaking fuel oil. In September 2006, a clean-up project was started that cost an estimated $1.7 million, approximately the cost of the original construction of the ship in 1919.[citation needed ] No oil is known to have spilled directly into the ocean, but wildlife experts believe that birds came into contact with oil by entering the ship's cracked hull while diving underwater for fish;[citation needed ] during the clean-up, workers pumped 500 U.S. gallons (416 Imperial gallons; 1,893 liters) of oil from the ship and discovered the carcasses of 200 more birds and two harbor seals inside the wreck.

The ship continued to deteriorate after the clean-up. While she had over the decades been broken into four roughly segmented pieces, winter storms in February 2016 pushed the wreck onto her starboard side and broke her rear half open. On January 21, 2017, another winter storm tore the stern off the ship.

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SS Palo Alto was a concrete ship built as a tanker at the end of World War I. Completed too late to see war service, she was mothballed until 1929, when she was intentionally grounded off a Northern California beach, becoming part of a pleasure pier entertainment complex.

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How Strong is Pykrete? Hydraulic Press Test!

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Cargo ships are a major part in carbon dioxide emissions. Things like cleaner-burning fuels would help with this. Other ideas would include biofuel generators, sail and solar power, and other add-ons to the ship. More research on hydrogen fuel cells would be extremely helpful as well.

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what kind of ships produce the most CO2?

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what kind of ships produce the most CO2?

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efficient and alternate energy sources for the boats

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efficient and alternate energy sources for the boats

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can boats be powered by solar panels?

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Classic wood

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A way to "catch" the exhaust off of small craft and chemically change it to something more sustainable for the environment

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We could find a way to make a more eco friendly motorboat

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boat made with the safety of local species in mind to prevent any harm coming to them while the boat is in the area

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a boat made from trash used to clear trash in the ocean

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a boat that is easy to make and set up in case of an emergency or escape

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if we could do a boat that's more geared towards harsh northern environments and extreme cold

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I really like the idea of making a more ecofriendly boat

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Have the project be about something actually helpful, not necessarily "cool" in any sense of the matter, it just has to help the world in some way. Things like a more sustainable boat or things that improve the state of the ocean and environment would be great.

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A boat made out of recyclable materials that can withstand extreme locations

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Scuba diving is dangerous. Lets go further.

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A Chinese fishing boat, not very technical, but still interesting

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Concrete is everywhere. Lets make it float.

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A boat made of pykrete, a reinforced, nearly bulletproof version of ice.