Then there are Easter and some time off from the weekly work of Heinkel He 115. We have since year until Easter chosen to take parts from the plane with into the workshop. This is to be able to work with those in hot environments. But now that Easter will soon be over and spring is on its way, we will continue working out in the Heinkel hall to conserve wings and center section. Most of the parts in these sections are now dismantled and taken out, and the next step of the way will be to wash out the salt from all the joints.
Sola Vision AS is now finished the work to tight Heinkel hall, so that we can now fit air drying unit for lowering the relative humidity inside the hall.
Sola Vision AS in efforts to seal Heinkel hall
We have over time been questioning how we in the short and long term should treat dinghy, which was part of the rescue equipment on board the aircraft. This lay while immersed in fresh water, before it was taken out of the water and then stored in a cool dark storeroom. The challenge of figuring out what should be done with the boat is much related to being able to identify which rubber material it is made of, and then to find an appropriate way to preserve this material on. To help us with this, we have now been using stale Eliassen who have a solid expertise in rubber materials. According to Brett, there are about. 70.000 thermoplastic qualities today. About as many existed in the last century
. Accordingly, Brett solid work to do to be able to identify the correct rubber material
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. Fortunately, it is in the boat even an intact label where data about the manufacturer and serial number appears.
Stale liassen consider dinghy
Here you can read rubber boat manufacturer and serial number
Turtallshendlene sample mounted after they are fully cleaned and conserved
Compressed air Bottle and ammunition crate that was recently dismantled and taken out of the center section