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  1. cerosuk

    Required Wall thickness for Aluminium Pneumatic Cylinder

    Basically on the UK fire extinghuishers the burst disk is set to 212 so the point at which the cylinder goes will be a bit more than this. I like the idea of these aluminim rams you mention I had a look on mcmaster and they dont have an eye connection at the top which is great as we are using a...
  2. cerosuk

    Required Wall thickness for Aluminium Pneumatic Cylinder

    Hi Guys, Thanks for the information, all very useful and helpful in this case. I Think I have found an alternative soultion. I have managed to loacte some spare weight and am going to modify a steel hydraulic clyinder again, at leat i know this can handle the pressure (one in question is rated...
  3. cerosuk

    Required Wall thickness for Aluminium Pneumatic Cylinder

    Hi Prex Thanks for the reply. The power source is carbon dioxde which is stored at between 750 and 900 psi. I know of the dangers of the high pressure gas, I was in a situation where someone created compression ignition within a cylinder and would never ever want to be in that situation again...
  4. cerosuk

    Required Wall thickness for Aluminium Pneumatic Cylinder

    Hi, I am in need of some help. I am currently working on a robot design for the uk series of robot wars. We have previously entered with a full pressure pneumatic robot called ceros which can be viewed at www.ceros.org.uk. The previous incarnation used a hydraulic cylinder modified for use at...

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