Cellular core

[kcdakrt]

I was wandering if anyone knows how much pressure 4" pvc can hold.

[imablackskater]

well most pvc would tell you on the side and if it is not pressure rated i advise you not to use it

[dippydodo03]

Just google PVC pressure ratings.

Next time you ask a question, make sure you have research it before asking it. The senior spuders tend to get mad at noobs for asking dumb questions and for using bad grammer. Welcome to spudfiles.com.

[SpudBlaster15]

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[frankrede]

if it is cell core then it isn't designed for pressure.
It should take under 40 psi without fail but which is is it abs or pvc? abs cellcore is what you want if you can't get nsf-pw pvc

[SpudBlaster15]

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[frankrede]

oh lol mee soo dummm

[zeigs spud]

Just google PVC pressure ratings.

He is asking about Cellular core pipe, which would (obviously) have no pressure rating. Think before you speak.

That said, 4" cellular core should withstand moderate pressure for short durations, as in a combustion gun. It is unacceptable for use in a pneumatic cannon however, as sustained pressure of even low amounts could cause it to catastrophically fail.

lol yeah. well at least he wasn't "greated" by spud stuff

[schmanman]

speaking of that, where is spudstuff?

I havent seen him here recently.

not that I quite miss him....

[Flying_Salt]

I think spudstuff was flaming me and blew up...
Scuttlebutt (I could just lick that word...scuttlebutt) says cellcore is fine for a hairspray combustion, or something equally ghetto, but it is strongly advised not to use it.

[iknowmy3tables]

Cellulare core! I despise the name :angry7: :pukeright: cellcore is da suck, I'd rather use bottles before I'd use cell crap

[frankrede]

Don't underestimate the power of cell cower ABS!

[nicholai]

I was wandering if anyone knows how much pressure 4" pvc can hold.

Solid sch 40 is 220 psi water at 70 something deg. that is most common at hardware stores.

shouldnt use more than 100 psi air in PVC for safety.

the question is, how high is too high of a pressure when you drop it? Is it going to simply blow air at you or blow up on you?

[WOW!!]

I wouldnt use it for anything period. Nothing at all. Use the Sch-40. It is better than having it blow up in your face.

And Nichoai you do know that the 220PSI is the working pressure and not the bursting pressure right?

[nicholai]

I wouldnt use it for anything period. Nothing at all. Use the Sch-40. It is better than having it blow up in your face.

And Nichoai you do know that the 220PSI is the working pressure and not the bursting pressure right?

omg are u serious? i never knew that....lol..... [sarcasim]

i was simply stating the pressure rating on the side of the pipe from memory because i work with 4" quite a bit

ive seen 1" pvc take a 600+ psi charge of co2 and not blow up

then it got dropped and a 1/4" brass quick disconnect fitting turned into a projectile