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BLACK MESA RESEARCH FACILITY HEV Mk IV PROTECTIVE SYSTEM The Hazardous Environment (HEV) Suit Mk IV is the latest in the Black Mesa Research Facility's series of advanced protective garments used by Black Mesa personnel to facilitate research activities in the harshest of conditions. Following the trend set by the HEV Mk III, the Mk IV employs a powered exoskeleton and electronic protective shell, finely directed by an onboard computer. A plethora of integrated sensors and medical equipment keep the user aware, informed, and insured at all times. Development of the Mk IV began in 1994, with the Black Mesa Lambda design corp heading the project. Backed by DARPA funding, development was contracted to ILC Dover and Garrett AiResearch (now AlliedSignal), both veterans of spacesuit design. By 1998, the result was a production-ready, state-of-the-art multipurpose environment suit that leveraged the capabilities of modern material sciences and computerized electronics to deliver unprecedented performance. Communications antenna. Circuitry bus, Sphygmomanometer, Microphone Ventilation plenum for use with helmet ■ Non-invasive blood, content monitor Impact monitor. 950 megabyte hard drive Neck dam provides comfort as well as preventing fluids from flooding suit when submerged (Speaker Motherboard Recharge plug and I I transformer assembly Arm ventilation conduit •Impact-resistant helmet Geiger counter ________________- Gold-plated visor Microphone for augmented hearing —Vocoder outlet Gore-Tex cowl Upper arm unlocking mechanism Primary battery chain i Accelerometer, \ Ventilation supply conduit Reactive armour sheets I Molybdenum alloy outer shell Lambda Complex insignia (Diagnostic display V I Suit diagnostic / interface Pulse tube refrigerator (Shoulder bearing Air quality„ monitor /Tracking device ^Interface board Temperature controller VHDCI port Ventilation return conduit Air fan Contaminate, odour, and carbon dioxide scrubber Water separator Elbow joint--- Elbow joint seal lock Forearm reactive armour sheets Biomedical sensor Atmospheric monitor Reactive Armour —Leg ventilation conduit ~—- Leg data and control conduits Thigh support brace Thigh joint seal lock Leveraging the same electroactive polymer technology as used in its toroidal joints, the Mk IV’s protective system consists of numerous plates of reactive armour sheets. Each plate is made of multiple layers, one of which being the sensor layer which converts kinetic readings into electronic signals, and the remaining layers being sheets of woven reactive polymer that hardens in response to the sensor layer’s detection of physical trauma. This allows the Mk IV to soak up impacts, whether it's from blunt force or from projectiles. Tracking device Accelerometer- Glove disconnect button Glove bearing Right hand display and control module is synchronized with left hand Digit armour Toroid gel tubes, PVC laminate outer layer Reactive armour sheets ■ Syringe access cover Toroidal articulation circuitry Gore-Tex outer layer— \ \ Medical injection ports . ^Medical injection syringes ' Tracking device -------------- Fast Fac ‘Fluid monitor intake Toroidal Joints Aluminized Mylar insulation- The joints of the HEV Mk IV are of a soft construction, consisting of stacked gel-filled toroids. The joints flex with the user in a manner similar to an accordion, with one side of each of the toroids in the joint compressing, and the other side expanding along with the gel. The gel is semi-compressible, and is highly impact resistant, serving as a trauma mitigator. Each toroid is built from a woven electroactive polymer, allowing it to selectively compress parts of itself, forcing the gel to fill and expand the remaining volume of the toroid, and thus articulate its shape. Under unpowered conditions, the user is easily able to flex each joint, as the gel will freely move to accommodate the expanding and compressing sides of the joint. With computer-controlled direction, the joints can be forced to follow, support, and enhance user inputs by articulating each joint's shape. Polyurethane-sealed Nylon ripstop pressure bladder ^ The Mk IV weighs nearly 55 kg (121 lbs), but the suit’s powered joints make it feel closer to 20 kg (44 lbs). Each Mk IV is custom fitted to its user, and costs roughly $130 million USD per unit. Shin closure buckles Rayon spandex • comfort liner Ankle joint ,^-Shoe closure buttons PVC covered steel toe impact mitigating gel sole Circuitry pass-through - -Accelerometer Tracking ' device Accelerometer Flexible jointed assembly of titanium sheets insulate shoe when standing on hot surfaces Leg ventilation tube end- /ШЩЖ Ü mm ■ i < 'jm&fi l\ Ï ~ = f ; l-c_. ' Ш mm Kalrez 9100 soles
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1. Где там морфий?
2. Зачем там микрофон?
2) Чтоб говорить через него (не только один Фримен мог носить такой костюм).
2. Чтобы лучше слышать.
Возможно, есть какие-нибудь микроорганизмы, споры, токсичные примеси, которые в перспективе убьют путешественника между мирами (поэтому мне очень понравились все эти разведывательные базы со скафандрами и воздушными шлюзами в Xen), но далеко не сразу.
В районе 1998 уже были харды порядка 20 гигов вроде.
Ну и находить эти костюмы в Зене тоже было бы полезно, хотя сомневаюсь что обычный GPS этому поспособствовал бы.