Dry ice

[paaiyan]

Water? There's no water in CO2 tanks. Or are you thinking of liquid CO2 leaking? If that's what you're talking about then it's not a problem as long as the tank is upright.

[Alabaster]

no i mean wen the dry ice and water will the compression push water out to

[SpudBlaster15]

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[paaiyan]

Oh! Ok, I gotcha. I'm pretty sure it would. It would deped on how much water was in the cannon, how you held it, etc.

[Alabaster]

well maybe the pressure or some ting would keep the water down.


Moma said there is no such thing as a stupid question.

[Pilgrimman]

If you use dry ice this way and your C:B ratio is reasonable, it should push out the water, but only if the gas is completely sublimed, and released all at once. The kick would be unbelievable, though, if you have a decent amount of water in there.
I think whoever said "stupid questions" just means that you should do research on the subject before you post about it. I don't think he meant any real offense. 8)

[SpudBlaster15]

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[Alabaster]

i know i brought up this post on just the question just wonderen.

[Pilgrimman]

@ Alabaster

I'd suggest a trip to wikipedia. Read up on compressible flow, pressure, and fluidics. For the water bit, I'd research hydrostatics, and hydrodynamics as well.

[Alabaster]

thats a good idea i will thanks.

[noname]

Try looking up "Punctuation" while you're at it.

[Alabaster]

nah im good i likes the ways i spealls

[Modderxtrordanare]

Moma said there is no such thing as a stupid question.

That's true, but there are still stupid people who ask questions. This thread is a prime example.

I think we have a new forum dunce.

I second that notion.

[paaiyan]

Moma said there is no such thing as a stupid question.

That's true, but there are still stupid people who ask questions. This thread is a prime example.

I disagree, I think stupid question abound. While holding a firecracker in mouth and a lighter in hand, "Hey guys, you think this is dangerous?"

[Alabaster]

yea but this still proves the question isnt stupid the person is.u seem to know alot about this.