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A watertight and thermally insulating tank built into a bearing structure includes at least one wall having a variable width and forming oblique solid angles of intersection with the adjacent walls, the tank includes secondary insulating and watertightness barriers and a primary insulating barrier which are formed by panels fixed to the walls and able to hold a primary watertightness barrier. The primary water-tightness barrier includes, at each variable-width wall, one or more central strake(s) (63) arranged longitudinally and each fixed to underlying p...
A watertight and thermally insulating tank built into a bearing structure includes at least one wall having a variable width and forming oblique solid angles of intersection with the adjacent walls, the tank includes secondary insulating and watertightness barriers and a primary insulating barrier which are formed by panels fixed to the walls and able to hold a primary watertightness barrier. The primary water-tightness barrier includes, at each variable-width wall, one or more central strake(s) (63) arranged longitudinally and each fixed to underlying panels (12), running strakes (66) being held mechanically, by a sliding joint, parallel to the oblique solid angles of intersection, on underlying panels and fixed at the ends to the central strakes, so that the tensile forces (F) experienced by the running strakes in their longitudinal dimension are transmitted to the bearing structure via the central strakes.
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A watertight and thermally insulating tank built into a bearing structure includes at least one wall having a variable width and forming oblique solid angles of intersection with the adjacent walls, the tank includes secondary insulating and watertightness barriers and a primary insulating barrier which are formed by panels fixed to the walls and able to hold a primary watertightness barrier. The primary water-tightness barrier includes, at each variable-width wall, one or more central strake(s) (63) arranged longitudinally and each fixed to underlying p...
A watertight and thermally insulating tank built into a bearing structure includes at least one wall having a variable width and forming oblique solid angles of intersection with the adjacent walls, the tank includes secondary insulating and watertightness barriers and a primary insulating barrier which are formed by panels fixed to the walls and able to hold a primary watertightness barrier. The primary water-tightness barrier includes, at each variable-width wall, one or more central strake(s) (63) arranged longitudinally and each fixed to underlying panels (12), running strakes (66) being held mechanically, by a sliding joint, parallel to the oblique solid angles of intersection, on underlying panels and fixed at the ends to the central strakes, so that the tensile forces (F) experienced by the running strakes in their longitudinal dimension are transmitted to the bearing structure via the central strakes. ving a first diaphragm surface, which faces away from the reference pressure chamber and can be exposed to the measured pressure, and a second diaphragm surface, which faces the reference pressure chamber; a reference pressure path which extends between a surface which can be exposed to the reference pressure and an opening in the reference pressure chamber, with the result that the second diaphragm surface can be exposed to the reference pressure; and a filter element which is arranged in the reference pressure path; wherein the filter element comprises hydrophobic or hydrophobicized, nanoporous material. 2. The relative pressure sensor as claimed in claim 1, in which the nanoporous material is arranged as a layer on a support material or in the matrix of a porous support material. 3. The relative pressure sensor as claimed in claim 1, in which the nanoporous material contains one of the substances Al2O3,TiO2,ZrO2,B2O3,CeO2,mullite, zeolite, silicates (aluminosilicates, aluminum beryllium silicates, apatite, cordierite), phosphates, SiC or Si3N4,carbon, Vycor Glass or mixtures of these substances. 4. The relative pressure sensor as claimed in claim 1, in which the nanoporous material comprises an ormocer or an inorganic polymer, in particular silicone resin, polycarbosilanes or polycarbo-silazanes. 5. The relative pressure sensor as claimed in claim 1, in which the nanoporous material has a mean pore diameter of less than 4 nm, preferably less than 2.5 nm, more preferably between 0.4 and 2 nm, even more preferably between 0.5 and 1.5 nm, and particularly preferably between 0.7 and 1 nm. 6. The relative pressure sensor as claimed in claim 1, in which the nanoporous material is laid with a hydrophobic layer. 7. The relative pressure sensor as claimed in claim 6, in which the hydrophobic layer contains at least one organosilane. 8. A device, comprising a housing (40) which defines a chamber (41) in its interior which comprises at least one aperture (42, 43) through which the chamber is in fluid communication with the environment of the housing (40) by means of a gas exchange path and at least one filter element (44, 45) disposed in the gas exchange path, said filter element comprising a hydrophobic and/or hydrophobicized, nanoporous material. 9. The device of claim 8, wherein the chamber (41) comprises an inlet aperture (42) and an outlet aperture (43), wherein filter elements (44, 45) are disposed in both gas exchange paths, respectively, said filterelements (44, 45) comprising a hydrophobic and/or hydrophobicized, nanoporous material. 10. The device according to claim 9, further comprising a ventilator to effect an air flow through the inlet aperture 44 and the outlet aperture 45. pins, and in which the locking pins are lifted by insertion of a key such that the end faces of the tumbler pins flush with the circumferential surface of the plug, in which at least one of the driver pins comprises two members, of which a first member is movable relative to the second one in the longitudinal direction of the pins, wherein the movable member in the rest position abuts on the second member with a contact portion directed towards the plug, and wherein at least one driver pin consisting of two members has a closer tolerance in the associated bore compared to the remaining driver pins. 2. A cylinder lock according to claim 1, wherein the second member of the driver pin is a bowl having approximately the same diameter as that of the tumbler pins and having an open blind hole facing away from the plug, in which blind hole the first member is arranged. 3. A cylinder lock according to claim 2, wherein the spring for a driver pin consisting of two members abuts on the movable member. 4. A cylinder lock according to claim 2, wherein the two members of the driver pins have approximately identical masses. 5. A cylinder lock according to claim 1, wherein the driver pins comprise a tube closed at both ends, in which tube an axially movable mass is enclosed. 6. A cylinder lock according to claim 1, wherein the driver pins comprise a body of revolution with a slim shaft, about which a ring is axially movable. 7. A cylinder lock according to claim 1, wherein at least the central one of the driver pin or a driver pin placed close to the centre is provided with two members. 8. A cylinder lock with a body, in which a plug with a profiled, axially extending key slot is rotatably arranged, and in which the body and the plug are provided with a number of bores approximately perpendicular to the axis of the plug, in which bores a number of locking pins is provided, said locking pins comprising tumbler pins and driver pins, and in which the locking pins are lifted by insertion of a key such that the end faces of the tumbler pins flush with the circumferential surface of the plug, in which at least one of the driver pins comprises two members, of which a first member is movable relative to the second one in the longitudinal direction of the pins, wherein the movable member in the rest position abuts on the second member with a contact portion directed towards the plug, and wherein the second member of the driver pin is a bowl having approximately the same diameter as that of the tumbler pins and having an open blind hole facing away from the plug, in which blind hole the first member is arranged. 9. A cylinder lock with a body, in which a plug with a profiled, axially extending key slot is rotatably arranged, and in which the body and the plug are provided with a number of bores approximately perpendicular to the axis of the plug, in which bores a number of locking pins is provided, said locking pins comprising tumbler pins and driver pins, and in which the locking pins are lifted by insertion of a key such that the end faces of the tumbler pins flush with the circumferential surface of the plug, in which at least one of the driver pins comprises two members, of which a first member is movable relative to the second one in the longitudinal direction of the pins, wherein the movable member in the rest position abuts on the second member with a contact portion directed towards the plug, and wherein the driver pins comprise a tube closed at both ends, in which tube an axially movable mass is enclosed. et al., 072/337; US-5970774, 19991000, Burgess et al., 072/294