Looking for ideas that improve the speed of loading a burst disc. The main issue is locking the joint under compression so that it will not come apart under combustion.
Two designs I've found so far:
http://i250.photobucket.com/albums/gg26 ... G00352.jpg
^comment: Those fittings would be expensive for the six chambers I'm planning.
http://i499.photobucket.com/albums/rr35 ... achiso.jpg
^comment: No locking mechanism, I suppose the hydrualic pressure would hold the joint closed under pressure, however I would only be able to use pneumatic cylinders... Those would hold under pre-ignition mix, but not the combustion.
Any ideas?
Quicker burst disc loading
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Replace the burst disk with a friction seal if you're using hard projectiles.Any ideas?
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use hydraulic quick connect!
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The picture shows what I'm thinking of. Problem being that all six chambers have to be precisely aligned or not all the joints will seal. If it did happen adding shims might correct mis alignment.
Some old man tried telling me I've never had an orginal idea, I'm starting to believe.
Some old man tried telling me I've never had an orginal idea, I'm starting to believe.
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