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Re: Pressure Vessels....

In Reply to: Re: Pressure Vessels.... posted by The Demolition Goblin on May 07, 2003 at 07:45:53:

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Posted by:
Dave Hall
on May 08, 2003 at 10:12:02

: What size valve are you using ? The extinguiser I used now has a 1 inch pipe nipple braized into it . The 6 inch sphere you mentioned would have a volume of 85cu . I have seen small oxygen tanks used in emergency packs that looked to be about 5 to 6 inches but there you run into aluminum again.
I'm using a 1" valve. Do you have any more info on the emergency packs (I've no idea what you're talking about)? I actually WANT aluminum. The big issue with any tank is going to be the inlet/outlet port.

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: : What size valve are you using ? The extinguiser I used now has a 1 inch pipe nipple braized into it . The 6 inch sphere you mentioned would have a volume of 85cu . I have seen small oxygen tanks used in emergency packs that looked to be about 5 to 6 inches but there you run into aluminum again. : I'm using a 1" valve. Do you have any more info on the emergency packs (I've no idea what you're talking about)? I actually WANT aluminum. The big issue with any tank is going to be the inlet/outlet port.

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