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jimmy101
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http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/hybrid- ... 13602.html
Basically, for a 5X hybrid you inject 5X as much fuel as for a standard (1X) combustion gun. You then pressurize with air to a bit more than 5 ATM. The link above gives more details.
For a propane powered gun there is always about 25 times more air than there is fuel.
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/hybrid- ... 13602.html
Basically, for a 5X hybrid you inject 5X as much fuel as for a standard (1X) combustion gun. You then pressurize with air to a bit more than 5 ATM. The link above gives more details.
For a propane powered gun there is always about 25 times more air than there is fuel.
jimmy101 wrote: You then pressurize with air to a bit more than 5 ATM.
It is worth noting that this is absolute pressure, and that we have one ATM (14.7 PSI) all around us. This can be subtracted from the required air pressure.
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Good catch. If your pressure gauge reads zero in air then you pressurize to 4 ATM (your gauge reads PSIG). If it reads 1 ATM in air then you pressurize to 5 ATM (your gauge reads PSIA). Gauges that read PSIG are far more common.ramses wrote:jimmy101 wrote: You then pressurize with air to a bit more than 5 ATM.
It is worth noting that this is absolute pressure, and that we have one ATM (14.7 PSI) all around us. This can be subtracted from the required air pressure.