Dr_Doggy
Well-Known Member
obviously an air tank can support high enough pressures for air breaks, one i was looking at goes up to 150psi, obviously its structure is sturdy but i wonder how they would stand as a vacuum chamber??
could it be a simple calculation of:
stp = 15psi;
1/150psi= 0.0066psi
a chart i found implies that 0.0066psi is between 750 - 100 microns, an online calculator says 340 microns , is this correct, can i use an air tank this way??
also if i drilled in a hole for a plexiglass view port what kind of sealant should i use to "glue" the plexiglass down, when im at that kind of pressure?
could it be a simple calculation of:
stp = 15psi;
1/150psi= 0.0066psi
a chart i found implies that 0.0066psi is between 750 - 100 microns, an online calculator says 340 microns , is this correct, can i use an air tank this way??
also if i drilled in a hole for a plexiglass view port what kind of sealant should i use to "glue" the plexiglass down, when im at that kind of pressure?