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Caisson Dehumidifier for the Old Casselbury Flight
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On the morning of 18 November 1843, a sudden thaw cracked the north-facing brickwork of Lock 7 on the Old Casselbury Flight—enough to let in a breath of damp air that threatened the entire stairway’s equilibrium. Emile Thropp spent seventeen hours, knee-deep in silt and candlelight, calibrating the caisson dehumidifier’s brass intake valves by ear alone, matching resonance frequencies to the limestone’s micro-expansion rate. He didn’t repair the brick; he adjusted the air so the brick repaired itself. That day cemented his belief: humidity isn’t weather—it’s memory, and memory must be held at 52.3% RH ±0.7, year-round. His logbooks contain no personal entries, only dew-point differentials, mortar hydration indices, and marginal notes on how certain lichens respond to barometric lag. He speaks rarely, but when he does, it’s always about condensation trails on iron gate hinges or the acoustic signature of settling masonry—never about people, politics, or progress.
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