with co2 will the co2 still be liqyud when withdrawn at over 7 bars? i want to use a micro bulk for dry ice vlasting and i dont want it to freeze the internals of my machine before it turns into pellet
I have my liquid Ar tank attached to an ICP-OES instrument. When using the instrument, should I have both the pressure building valve and the gas use valve open, or just the gas use valve?
Sir you told that this cylinder contain 20 times of gas cylinders that means it has to contain around 140000 litres of oxygen but you are telling it contains 80 to 240 litres of oxygen how it's possible please explain
Straight up the best video out there explaining the operation of a cryogenic liquid cylinder.
This video answered all my questions thanks ! Awesome how they havent changes over the years. If it aint broke dont fix it!
good to watch. very helpful
Just what i'm looking for...thanks
Does it work and see behind a 1/8" wood panel?
with co2 will the co2 still be liqyud when withdrawn at over 7 bars? i want to use a micro bulk for dry ice vlasting and i dont want it to freeze the internals of my machine before it turns into pellet
I have my liquid Ar tank attached to an ICP-OES instrument. When using the instrument, should I have both the pressure building valve and the gas use valve open, or just the gas use valve?
Yes, then only one can withdraw the gas continuously with out a pressure drop
how to reduce cylinder pressure
Would you be able or willing to post a video on how you run your torch to this tank.? Cause im thinking about going this route. Thanks
You just put a regulator on it like you would a normal welding cylinder, it’s lower pressure than a 220 k tank or t tank, as explained in the video
@@Mitoa alright cool thanks
How do you set up the tanks in parallel?
Sir you told that this cylinder contain 20 times of gas cylinders that means it has to contain around 140000 litres of oxygen but you are telling it contains 80 to 240 litres of oxygen how it's possible please explain
It's possible as 1ml liquid oxygen = app 800ml dry oxygen
Think same principal of steam expansion from water... liquid o2 1 ml is close to 800 ml o2 gas
Here they are referring the liquid volume to gas volume
gas is a lot more spacious in volume than liquid volume is....300cu ft cylinders hold a lot less gas than you might think
Are flash arrestors needed??