Assertion: balsa's water | /r/CapableOf | get into core
Facets:
value: somehow
type: MANNER
value: by a process
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Foam can litterly be pulverized when water gets into a core by a process called hydrolic erosion, balsa rotts, not much else is light enough to really be used as a core.
text: Water then got into the core and 10, 15 or 20 years later we're back to floppy decks again because the core eventually rotted.
text: Take a look at the above photo that illustrates the results of what happens when water gets into a core.
text: The reason is that once water gets into a core, a phenomenon called hydraulic erosion takes place.
text: Look at it this way: the balsa itself is not defective, the fiberglass laminates are not defective, but the defect that caused water to somehow get into the core has resulted in damage to both.
text: What with the reintroduction of cored boat bottoms, the most critical question that the surveyor wants to answer is whether water has gotten into the core because this can be fatal to boat hulls.