ggdt?
Posted: Fri Jun 18, 2010 4:08 pm
my first time using ggdt how dose it work i dont know all the info it wants the barrle 1in the chamber 2in the siton 2in ? why wont it work
Dead volume: the volume between the valve and the projectile.Valve -> Dead Volume
With the notable exception of co-axial barrel sealed designs, virtually all other gun designs possess "wasted volume" downstream of the valve seal but upstream of the barrel breech. This volume is defined here.
Outer diameter: This is the diameter of your chamber. So if it's 2" PVC, don't put 2", that's only a nomindal diameter. Measure the inside pipe diameter (don't include the walls of the pipe) and put it here.Reservoir -> Outer Diameter
GGDT assumes that the reservoir is a right cylinder with a longitudinal void in it. The outer diameter input corresponds to the outer diameter of the reservoir cylinder. Note that we are talking about the outer diameter of the air volume, not the outer diameter of the piece of pipe you might use to actually make such a reservoir; it is instead the inner diameter of that pipe (which defines the outer diameter of the reservoir volume). Clear as mud?
Diameter of the seat. Simple as that. If the opening on your valve is 1" you put 1" here. The seat is what the piston seals against/the size of the opening of your valve to the barrel.Valve -> Seat Diameter
The valve's seal seat diameter. In layman terms? If you've got a "1 inch valve" odds are pretty darn good that you're gonna want to enter 1 inch here.
Got that from here:Ok, GGDT inputs for 1" and 3/4" Orbit Watermaster valves
Valve Type: Barrel Seal
Seat Diam: .95" in a 3/4"...1.1" in a 1" (diameter measured at where the seat actually seals if anyone is wondering where that came from)
Piston Diam: 1.8"
Piston Mass: .8 oz
Vent diam: .05" with solenoid, .1" to .2" depending on the blowgun. .2" usually requires modification on most blowguns.
Pilot volume: 1in³
Dead vol: up to the end of the threads. 1.5in³ in 3/4", 2.2in³ in 1"