Compressors
 

Can you use those neat plastic plumbing systems to transport
the pressurised air around?

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Jeweller
R100RT
Formerly: James Captain, A10, C15, B25, Dnepr M16 solo,
R80/7, R100RT (green!)
www.davidhowardjeweller.co.uk

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On Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:44:22 +0000, Jeweller wrote:

Can you use those neat plastic plumbing systems to transport
the pressurised air around?

There's a version of Speedfit specifically for compressed air. Can't
remember OTTOMH id Screwfix do it, or BES - I know I've seen it somewhere.


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John Stumbles

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John Stumbles wrote:
On Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:44:22 +0000, Jeweller wrote:

Can you use those neat plastic plumbing systems to transport
the pressurised air around?

There's a version of Speedfit specifically for compressed air. Can't
remember OTTOMH id Screwfix do it, or BES - I know I've seen it somewhere.


Cheers, I'll GFI.

--
Jeweller
R100RT
Formerly: James Captain, A10, C15, B25, Dnepr M16 solo,
R80/7, R100RT (green!)
www.davidhowardjeweller.co.uk

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Jeweller wrote in message
om...
Can you use those neat plastic plumbing systems to transport
the pressurised air around?


Toolstation.com do it
Put 51510 in their search box


Jeweller
Formerly: James Captain, A10, C15, B25, Dnepr M16 solo,

Nice

R80/7, R100RT (green!)
;(

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"Jeweller" wrote in message
om...
Can you use those neat plastic plumbing systems to transport the
pressurised air around?

we use an ex propane 19Kg gas cylinder filled from a compressor, will pump
up 4 flat tyes on the roadside, very handy for on site work

Des

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"Dieseldes" wrote in message
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"Jeweller" wrote in message
om...
Can you use those neat plastic plumbing systems to transport the
pressurised air around?

we use an ex propane 19Kg gas cylinder filled from a compressor, will pump
up 4 flat tyes on the roadside, very handy for on site work

I hope you are careful, compressors can give a lot more pressure than
propane cylinders need to keep the gas in.

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dennis@home wrote:


"Dieseldes" wrote in message
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"Jeweller" wrote in message
om...
Can you use those neat plastic plumbing systems to transport the
pressurised air around?

we use an ex propane 19Kg gas cylinder filled from a compressor, will
pump up 4 flat tyes on the roadside, very handy for on site work

I hope you are careful, compressors can give a lot more pressure than
propane cylinders need to keep the gas in.

I thought the vapour pressure of propane at room temperature was about
the same as typical compressed air storage pressures. Given the tanks
will be engineered to take significantly over that I can't see there
being a problem.



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Cheers,

John.

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