Investigations into 3D-printed nautiloid-inspired pressure housings
Madeline A Karp,
Brennan Phillips,
Stewart M Edie
Abstract:The shell of the chambered nautilus is one of the few examples in nature of a biologically derived 1-atmosphere pressure housing, which the animal uses to maintain neutral buoyancy via a series of sealed chambers. Extant species such as Nautilus pompilius live at depths from 200-800m, and similar depth ranges have been hypothesized for their hyper diverse but extinct relatives, the ammonoids. Given the evolutionary success of these molluscan clades, their complex shell morphologies may reveal pressure-tolerant… Show more
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