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Old 09-04-2007, 04:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Pressure in Tanks

I was just wondering what the pressure in your HP tanks are in Europe? I had heard they were like 5000 or 6000 psi or over 300 bar.
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Naw, I lived in France and my fills were in 200-230 bar range.
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Old 09-06-2007, 01:34 AM   #3 (permalink)
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There are 300 bar rated Cylinders which have the working pressure of 300bar. Allies and other Steel around the 240bar mark.

The same here in Australia

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In norway the most common tanks are rated for 200bar and 300bars.
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Most of our cylinders are 232 bar but 300 bar are available, most people use steel infact I dont know of anyone with aluminium. The difficulty is getting an air fill to 300 bar as most places only have the facility to fill to 232.
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Most of our cylinders are 232 bar but 300 bar are available, most people use steel infact I dont know of anyone with aluminium. The difficulty is getting an air fill to 300 bar as most places only have the facility to fill to 232.
I think the main problem in the UK is not so much getting the 300 bar fill it's NOT getting a 300 bar hot fill which eventually cools to considerably less
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