A bomb shelter under a mountain with a depth of more than 50 meters.
As a rule,
such protective constructions are tunnels and drifts equipped for the presence
of people through the mountain, rock, or other elevation. The structure of this
shelter differs from the classic scheme. It has two entrances from the street,
arranged in a U-shape, where you can enter the structure through four gateways.
A scheme
for clarity:
Let's start
here. This entrance is for entering and exiting the shelter in case of surface
contamination. The other three entrances do not have sanitary gates.
Between the
first and second plumpy doors is the sanitary entrance. It is a dark,
narrow looping corridor with three hermetic doors and showers.
We open the
second plumpy door and three smaller hermetic doors and enter the technical rooms.
Combo!
First
of all, comes the artesian well.
The water
pumping systems are fine.
Air heat exchange systems.
All that's
left of the generator is its base.
The fuel
and oil tanks are still here.
We come to
the first right turn into the electricity room.
After
walking a few meters straight, you find yourself in the corridor from the
second entrance. On
the sides are the toilets.
The main
hall for the people. At this point, the shelter has a maximum deep about 50
meters.
Under the
ceiling, you can see the air ventilation tubes. Where do they come from?
We will get
the answer to this question by going through the pump room.
Here is the
filter-ventilation unit.
The air for
filtration is taken from the entrance tunnel.
If you go
further, you can exit through the third entrance to the shelter.
Let's go to
the other shelter rooms.
There are
beds, but no wooden planks for them.
These halls
are arranged one after the other, parallel to the first one mentioned above. Each
is separated by hermetic doors, but no airlocks.
Storage room.
Let's take
a closer look at the fourth exit.
The
hermetic doors here are really cool!
The plumpies open with a hell of inertia.
We exit the
shelter through the airlocks on the opposite side of the entrance.
Until we
meet again!
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