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Anyone know at what PSI a typical plastic soda bottle explodes?
I've built a home carbonation system. The gauges say I've put in 150PSI of C02 into the Trader Joe's (admittedly thick) carbonated water bottles. Nothing happened (with respect to explosions). Yet, as I dig on the web, I find that plastic soda bottles are supposed to explode at 120 to 150psi. http://community.nbtsc.org/wiki/HomeMadeSoda Obviously I need more data. Do you have data points showing when soda bottles explode? PS: If there's a soda or carbon dioxide related newsgroup for home carbonation, please let me know. |
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