Some questions about burst disk...
I want to make a burst disk spudgun(they are pretty powerful)
And i wanna know:
Does a cam lock make a good burst disk holder?
Does someone knows about a electricly activated piston(to break burst
disk)?
Thanks answering
ps: my english s$%ks...
And i wanna know:
Does a cam lock make a good burst disk holder?
Does someone knows about a electricly activated piston(to break burst
disk)?
Thanks answering
ps: my english s$%ks...
For mortar style cannons it also works pretty good to make a sharp pin at the butt of your projectiles and thus the burst disk bursts as soon as you drop a projectile down the barrel.
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You can also electrically trigger a burst disk by using a plastic disk and a heating filament. JSR built one using this method a while ago.
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The plastic ones are rated at 150 psi, metal ones 250 psi. From my experience with these, these numbers are reasonably conservative.Demon wrote:how much psi can they hold?cam locks work decently
Check out my triple thunder combustions. I used multilayers of blue masking tape as the burst material.
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YesDemon wrote:Does a cam lock make a good burst disk holder?
Does someone knows about a electricly activated piston(to break burst
disk)?
As clide mentioned you can have a loop of nichrome wire sandwiched between two burst disks and have it melt the disks when current is passed through it, however I found this to be tedious and inconsistent to use.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
For the burst disk, i am talking of 6-8 foils of aluminium paper...does this way to make burst disk works on the camlock?Demon wrote:
Does a cam lock make a good burst disk holder?
Yes
To what a camlock looks? how does it work exactly?
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Yes you should be fine with foil.Demon wrote:For the burst disk, i am talking of 6-8 foils of aluminium paper...does this way to make burst disk works on the camlock?
To what a camlock looks? how does it work exactly?
Females on the left, males on the right. The two arms with rings in them swing back to lock the cams into the the ring around the end of the male section, easy.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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nobody? ;pDemon wrote:If it is so easy, why nobody use camlock to make burst disk holder???
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
1-Because not everyone can buy one in the local hardware store
2-Unions are higher rated, and most hybrid (and pneumatic) cannons need that rating.
3-Because of that rating camlocks are only suitable for combustions or low ti medium-pressure (not more then 150psi) pneumatics, and there simply are not many combustions or medium pneumatics around since burst disks are usually used for extreme cannons. (ultimate valve)
2-Unions are higher rated, and most hybrid (and pneumatic) cannons need that rating.
3-Because of that rating camlocks are only suitable for combustions or low ti medium-pressure (not more then 150psi) pneumatics, and there simply are not many combustions or medium pneumatics around since burst disks are usually used for extreme cannons. (ultimate valve)