Great stuff Q_Goest. Thank you.
The information you are giving me is definitely helping me decide on the potential efficacy of my idea.
Can I just say, that the dimensions of the overall cylinder is the crucial factor for the application I have in mind.
A 'large vitamin pill' would be too...
Thank you for that reply Q_Goest. Machining may be a tricky consideration. If my wildest dreams for this invention were to come true then I would imagine mass production of hundreds per minute. I aim to have them produced for fractions of a cent each!
I guess with such high psi then...
So, small diameter cylinders can deal with higher pressures?
Is that given the same thickness of metal casing?
Thanks for the info on the critical temp.
Would you imagine that a crimped end could hold such pressures?
What size of cylinder would you imagine might be possible to contain enough...
I am trying to ascertain whether a component that I require as part of an invention is viable. I am working on the basis that small CO2 filled cartridges of 8g, 12g and 16g are used commonly today for varied applications and I have even found a manufacturer of 0.75 gram cartridges which are...
Thanks Ultrafast,
I am afraid that your reply assumes that I am more technical than I perhaps should be at this point.
I assume that liquid CO2 could be formed by taking the gaseous CO2 then forming a liquid under pressure?
Are you able to work with my lack of technical insight and give me...
Hi folks,
I was interested in developing a tiny CO2 cartridge and wanted to ask a few questions of anyone who could/would answer.
The cartridge should be as small as possible and preferably as flat as practicable, but it could simply be cylindrical.
It should contain enough CO2 to fill around...