To make it practical, design engineering is needed. I am afraid to walk with a non-lethal high voltage weapon close to my hands, in a weapon made mainly of metal... they are more dangerous than they seem

I thought about it again and decided not to use the bursting disc, because I think that after the low-pressure end ignites the high-pressure end, the gas at the high-pressure end will flow back to the low-pressure end, which will undoubtedly reduce the pressure of the whole system. So I decided to use the check valve instead of the middle bursting disc, so that the gas at the high pressure end can't flow back to the low pressure end, and this step of replacing the bursting disc is simplified.lardajackssmirkingrevenge wrote: ↑Tue Nov 08, 2022 9:08 am5 mpa would be 50x, I haven't got any personal experience with it but I would say the wire method Larda used is a simpler way to go about it - you have to replace the wire every time, but it is easier than having to fill two separate chambers with two burst discs etc.
I think it would be better to replace the middle bursting disc with a check valvehectmarr wrote: ↑Wed Nov 09, 2022 7:23 amI see it more practical to turn on, for example, a camera at 80X, use an intermediate disk that breaks at 100X, and a camera turned on at 15X, which I think will break the disk. It should generate about 120 bar, the ignition chamber.
To make it practical, design engineering is needed. I am afraid to walk with a non-lethal high voltage weapon close to my hands, in a weapon made mainly of metal... they are more dangerous than they seem![]()
Using a hot wire doesn't really work well, I've tried this with an atmospheric combustion to make the point:yyt wrote:What is his method? I don't understand. Do you use electric heating wire to ignite?
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
Oh, it seems that the electric heating wire is indeed much slower than the electric spark, but it is still successful. I think it's a good idea if you can ignore the damn delay, because the electric heating wire is not disposable, you don't have to change the ignition repeatedly, and it is suitable for higher mixing.jackssmirkingrevenge wrote: ↑Wed Nov 09, 2022 11:41 amUsing a hot wire doesn't really work well, I've tried this with an atmospheric combustion to make the point:yyt wrote:What is his method? I don't understand. Do you use electric heating wire to ignite?
Compare the delay with a spark:
What Larda did as I understand was still use a high voltage as if a spark gap was being used, but then put a thin wire across that gap that would basically be vaporized, so it's effectively a sort of plasma ignition.
In fact, using a larger volume of low-mixing to ignite a smaller volume of high-mixing will produce extremely high explosion pressure.hectmarr wrote: ↑Wed Nov 09, 2022 1:27 pmcheck valve and rupture disc You can use. It will be very delicate to only one check valve so that it does not open prematurely... I tried a valve in these conditions and if you adjust it too high, it does not open, and if it is too little, it loses on the side with the highest The less pressure chamber should have a very small volume to minimize, in case of using only a rupture disc, the inconvenience of losing pressure due to the increase in volume.. .
You can try to read the following information, if your computer can translate it, because it is written in Chinese, and I can roughly explain it: this is a connected container, which is divided into two parts: a big ball end and a small ball end, with a pipeline in the middle. This is almost exactly the same as the secondary ignition device I conceived, except that it has no intermediate bursting disc or check valve. When the small ball container is ignited, the relationship between the maximum explosion pressure Pmax at the big ball end and the initial pressure P0 is: Pmax=7.256P0+0.671.hectmarr wrote: ↑Wed Nov 09, 2022 1:27 pmcheck valve and rupture disc You can use. It will be very delicate to only one check valve so that it does not open prematurely... I tried a valve in these conditions and if you adjust it too high, it does not open, and if it is too little, it loses on the side with the highest The less pressure chamber should have a very small volume to minimize, in case of using only a rupture disc, the inconvenience of losing pressure due to the increase in volume.. .
Well, actually, my secondary ignition device is almost finished. At present, I am more worried about whether the check valve can survive under great pressure. If it can't, I will choose to use bursting disc. I plan to use 1mpa mixture to ignite 5mpa mixture, and their components are propane+oxygen. I will update my results in the last few days, so let's wait and see!hectmarr wrote: ↑Thu Nov 10, 2022 6:49 pmI would like to focus the conversation on the possibility of turning on a high pressure chamber with a lower pressure one, which is the subject of your publication. what you explain about increasing the pressure with two connected chambers, I know well, because I have already talked about it here. For simplicity, I prefer to use a lower pressure ignition chamber, as small as possible, and a one-way valve calibrated to open as needed. I think it would work fine, you have to do some tests.![]()
hectmarr wrote: ↑Thu Nov 10, 2022 6:49 pmI would like to focus the conversation on the possibility of turning on a high pressure chamber with a lower pressure one, which is the subject of your publication. what you explain about increasing the pressure with two connected chambers, I know well, because I have already talked about it here. For simplicity, I prefer to use a lower pressure ignition chamber, as small as possible, and a one-way valve calibrated to open as needed. I think it would work fine, you have to do some tests.![]()
Cool!! I look forward to seeing his experiment. I will be careful. Do not forget the security measures. Cheersyyt wrote: ↑Fri Nov 11, 2022 7:06 amhectmarr wrote: ↑Thu Nov 10, 2022 6:49 pmI would like to focus the conversation on the possibility of turning on a high pressure chamber with a lower pressure one, which is the subject of your publication. what you explain about increasing the pressure with two connected chambers, I know well, because I have already talked about it here. For simplicity, I prefer to use a lower pressure ignition chamber, as small as possible, and a one-way valve calibrated to open as needed. I think it would work fine, you have to do some tests.![]()
Thank you for your support. What target do you want me to place? It will launch a 10.5mm steel ball.hectmarr wrote: ↑Fri Nov 11, 2022 7:14 amCool!! I look forward to seeing his experiment. I will be careful. Do not forget the security measures. Cheersyyt wrote: ↑Fri Nov 11, 2022 7:06 amhectmarr wrote: ↑Thu Nov 10, 2022 6:49 pmI would like to focus the conversation on the possibility of turning on a high pressure chamber with a lower pressure one, which is the subject of your publication. what you explain about increasing the pressure with two connected chambers, I know well, because I have already talked about it here. For simplicity, I prefer to use a lower pressure ignition chamber, as small as possible, and a one-way valve calibrated to open as needed. I think it would work fine, you have to do some tests.![]()
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