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| The Kid |
 Posted: 11/06/2007 5:33 AM Post subject: |
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| wangpushups wrote: | | I wonder if you could make your entire meter out of pvc??? It would be way lighter than metal, it would look cooler, i think, and you could just pvc-weld it to the chamber with a 90 degree elbo, but how much psi could it hold? Just an idea. |
You could But as spud stuff said the propane would make the pvc cold therefore brittle. |
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| jimmy101 |
| Posted: 11/06/2007 10:27 AM Post subject: |
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| The Kid wrote: | | wangpushups wrote: | | I wonder if you could make your entire meter out of pvc??? It would be way lighter than metal, it would look cooler, i think, and you could just pvc-weld it to the chamber with a 90 degree elbo, but how much psi could it hold? Just an idea. |
You could But as spud stuff said the propane would make the pvc cold therefore brittle. |
No it won't. If the propane cylinder is kept upright and the meter is operated at a pressure well below the pressure in the propane cylinder, then the meter pipe, valves etc. will not cool off.
The only time you would have cooling problems would be in a full auto setup that was firing at a high ROF. |
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