[curiouscat]

Oh, come on, it can't be *THAT* dangerous. Besides, you never learn anything if you don't try something new.

Hmm.....ok. Well if you really are itching for danger try putting in 2 or 3 kgs of liq. N2.

Anyways, again, please don't.

You aren't trolling us, are you?

[Tom1337]

Well, I'm sure that the tank has some "extra space" above that 47 bar ... and no, there is no relief valve, but I don't believe anything could go wrong, so I will go for it ...

What code allows a 47 bar cylinder to be made without a relief valve? Maybe I am wrong.

The more I read this, the more I'm convinced you are playing with disaster.

It looks almost identical to this one: http://www.aircongas.co.uk/images/ac0001r.jpg

[Tom1337]

Oh, come on, it can't be *THAT* dangerous. Besides, you never learn anything if you don't try something new.

Hmm.....ok. Well if you really are itching for danger try putting in 2 or 3 kgs of liq. N2.

Anyways, again, please don't.

You aren't trolling us, are you?

That would be stupid ... that is over 2 times the limit.

[curiouscat]

Oh, come on, it can't be *THAT* dangerous. Besides, you never learn anything if you don't try something new.

Watch this video btw.

http://youtu.be/ejEJGNLTo84

[Tom1337]

Oh, come on, it can't be *THAT* dangerous. Besides, you never learn anything if you don't try something new.

Watch this video btw.

http://youtu.be/ejEJGNLTo84

Yeah, but that was way over 47 BAR!

[magician4]

steel at low temperatures will become brittle like the most delicate china. hence: yes, go ahead, put your kgs inside...
... then drop it, an instantly learn the truth about all those questions nobody ever returned to answer them

Oh, come on, it can't be *THAT* dangerous.

yes, it can

(from: link )
thats from a butane bottle about your size

regards

Ingo

[Tom1337]

steel at low temperatures will become brittle like the most delicate china. hence: yes, go ahead, put your kgs inside...
... then drop it, an instantly learn the truth about all those questions nobody ever returned to answer them

Oh, come on, it can't be *THAT* dangerous.

yes, it can

(from: link )
thats from a butane bottle about your size

regards

Ingo

That is a bad comparison ... my gas does not burn and besides - nobody died there, only 2 people were injured.

[magician4]

as you seem to understand German:

"beratungsresistent" *⁾


  not my cup of tea


have a nice day

Ingo




 *⁾
for those who don't: this doesn't translate well into English, but something like "being immune to good advice" comes close

[DrCMS]

@ Tom1337  I can only assume you are either monumentally stupid or deliberately annoying; either way go away.

[curiouscat]

either way go away.

He sure might if he tried..

[Arkcon]

either way go away.

He sure might if he tried..

   Awesome, thanks guys.  Now, Tom1337:, you've been told more than once that your plan is ill-advised, but you stay stubborn that it must be tried.  So I figure this thread is done.  Stay within rated pressure variances of your hardware.  Its silly to count on something being "over-engineered" and can take more pressure.  It may have been constructed at the bare minimum level to save costs, or even have a fault.

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