PDRMN Emergency Internal Systems
The PDRMN has a variety of systems in place to prevent anything from happening within their ships that they dont want to. From simple bulkhead doors and emergency response packs, to far more complex technologies like fast deployment interdiction screens or pellet flood.
The most simple system is a comprehensive set of emergency bulkheads. Most sections of a ship have fast acting doors that can close in less than a second. In addition, all openings between floors can be closed off. All the systems will not operate if the ship detects a human in that space, but if there isnt, any flow of air will rapidly stop.
In every corridor section, on both walls there is a small panel with a red cross symbol. Behind it is a first aid kit, 5 emergency ballons, a hookup into the primary, secondary and emergency life support systems, 10 emergency life support backpacks and some radio equipment.
To prevent against more human problems, most corridors have many small narrowings in the space. These hold a rapidly deployable wall. While it can be used in an air based emergency, its primary purpose is actually to deter people. It rapidly deploys a swarm of microbots in the first 120 ms, after which a rolling door is deployed between the layers. While the initial wall could be breeched easily by most munition, the deployment of the metal behind it makes it as imperveious as any 12 mm thick sheet of titanium. However, if a human tries to make their way through, the microbots will begin biting, rendering the human quite unable to move.
When a air pressure drop is detected, after being closed off, a large collection of bubbles will be sent into the space. These contain a oxygen activated expanding foam, mildly sticky, which will attempt to close any breach. If it is smaller than around 5-7 cm diameter, they will manage, but otherwise a patch will need to be applied
The most simple system is a comprehensive set of emergency bulkheads. Most sections of a ship have fast acting doors that can close in less than a second. In addition, all openings between floors can be closed off. All the systems will not operate if the ship detects a human in that space, but if there isnt, any flow of air will rapidly stop.
In every corridor section, on both walls there is a small panel with a red cross symbol. Behind it is a first aid kit, 5 emergency ballons, a hookup into the primary, secondary and emergency life support systems, 10 emergency life support backpacks and some radio equipment.
To prevent against more human problems, most corridors have many small narrowings in the space. These hold a rapidly deployable wall. While it can be used in an air based emergency, its primary purpose is actually to deter people. It rapidly deploys a swarm of microbots in the first 120 ms, after which a rolling door is deployed between the layers. While the initial wall could be breeched easily by most munition, the deployment of the metal behind it makes it as imperveious as any 12 mm thick sheet of titanium. However, if a human tries to make their way through, the microbots will begin biting, rendering the human quite unable to move.
When a air pressure drop is detected, after being closed off, a large collection of bubbles will be sent into the space. These contain a oxygen activated expanding foam, mildly sticky, which will attempt to close any breach. If it is smaller than around 5-7 cm diameter, they will manage, but otherwise a patch will need to be applied
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