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pressure depth

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pressure depth [′presh·ər ‚depth]
(oceanography)
The depth at which an ocean sample was taken, as inferred from the difference in readings on protected and unprotected thermometers on the sampler; the higher reading is on the unprotected thermometer due to the effect of pressure on the mercury column at the sampling depth.


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This model is certified during production to a pressure depth rating of 35 meters / 115 ft.
During this process the chamber becomes pressurized with air and oxygen based on prearranged protocols to simulate pressure depths of 30-60 feet.
 
 
 
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