Hybrid Confusion
Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 1:49 pm
After consulting the Wiki I have bean left with even more questions.
First off and the biggest question: will this work? If I take a pressure chamber fill it with enough propane for combustion and the pressurize it to 100psi and touch off the propane will it go off or not??? The reason I ask this is because in the Wiki it says
“A hybrid is first injected with fuel, then with pressurized air. The amount of air depends on how much fuel was added, and is calculated to achieve a stoichiometric fuel/air ratio in the chamber. A hybrid using twice as much fuel and air as a comparable combustion gun is said to be using a 2X mix, higher mixtures can be used and will produce even higher pressures. The fuel and air needs to be measured and matched carefully to ensure reliable operation, pressure gauges and fuel meters are used for this.”.
So now I’m utterly confused… I thought I understood it but now I don’t know…
Great…after typing all this, except the quote which I copied, I have forgotten my other questions…. I’ll ask them later this one is the most Important…
Forgive me if I sound like a newb, I just don’t want a pipe bomb, or a big waste of money.
Edit:
In a hybrid do you measure stuff by pressure? i.e. 100psi of propane to 100psi of air??? Or is there some other ratio??
First off and the biggest question: will this work? If I take a pressure chamber fill it with enough propane for combustion and the pressurize it to 100psi and touch off the propane will it go off or not??? The reason I ask this is because in the Wiki it says
“A hybrid is first injected with fuel, then with pressurized air. The amount of air depends on how much fuel was added, and is calculated to achieve a stoichiometric fuel/air ratio in the chamber. A hybrid using twice as much fuel and air as a comparable combustion gun is said to be using a 2X mix, higher mixtures can be used and will produce even higher pressures. The fuel and air needs to be measured and matched carefully to ensure reliable operation, pressure gauges and fuel meters are used for this.”.
So now I’m utterly confused… I thought I understood it but now I don’t know…
Great…after typing all this, except the quote which I copied, I have forgotten my other questions…. I’ll ask them later this one is the most Important…
Forgive me if I sound like a newb, I just don’t want a pipe bomb, or a big waste of money.
Edit:
In a hybrid do you measure stuff by pressure? i.e. 100psi of propane to 100psi of air??? Or is there some other ratio??