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Air receiversHi all, just wondering if anyone has got an air receiver tank that can take 300-400 psi WP. ...this thread has 13 replies and has been viewed 457 times
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Hi all,
just wondering if anyone has got an air receiver tank that can take 300-400 psi WP. Cheers, Will |
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Hi William, why not use a CNG "compressed naual gas" bottle from a car! they are normaly 90 liter bottles
and can with stand working presure of 3600 psi, just a thought. Bob |
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Bob, Are you shure about that figure ?
If I remember rightly LPG houshold cylinders are tested to 450 PSI and I would assume vehicle "LPG" tanks are tested to the same, I assumed Natural gas tanks would be simmilar. BOC cylinders for various gasses are tested to some very high pressures though ! |
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Bob is correct about CNG tank pressures and Interbloke is correct about LPG tank pressures. T
he important difference is the difference between CNG and LPG.Why do you want an air receiver at such a high pressure? |
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Trevor,
we need a pressure that high for starting a large single cylinder ruston. 180psi isnt enough, and was told that 300-400 psi for the air start is what was used to start them. Cheers, Will |
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Then a CNG tank will do admirably. Don't weld it. If you want authentic looking rivets then glue them on!
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The test pressure is 450 psi for the LPG cylnders, BUT! not the working pressure, normaly the test pressure is twice the working pressure.You can use a CNG tank, just change the relief valve to one slightly above your working pressure. regards Bob
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How much volume do you need? A 70 Cu.Ft. SCUBA tank is routinely filled to about 2500 psi.
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250-300 ltrs Min
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I would couple three or four 90 liter tanks to a common manifold, its volume! and pressure you need.The pipe work, valves and fittings should be taken into consideration to.
regards Bob |
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Hi Will,
My Ruston Book Says that 200 PSI is the pressure required to start a HR6 40HP .Is does need pipe line of 1" get the flow without restrictions . Regards Rod |
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Rod this ones a tad larger
Cheers, Will |
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Hi Will,
How much bigger ? HR2 to HR 10 single and coupled all use 200 PSI . Rod |
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9hr rod its a pearler
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