[modeleng] Re: Vanes Boiler Works
- From: Patrick Coppens-Marian Lynch <develop@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: modeleng@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2007 20:24:37 +0200
Dam'd nuisance those gas people!
Patrick
TEL wrote:
> A lot thinner than you would expect Patrick - way too thin for a boiler
> shell
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>> Harry,
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>> I haven't cut up any propane cylinder yet, so I wasn't aware of the wall
>> thickness of them, do you have any data on that/experience with this?
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>> Patrick
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>> Harry Wade wrote:
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>>> At 05:38 PM 9/19/07 +0200, you wrote:
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>>>> Today, I took delivery of a bit of steam ephemera. - Patrick
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>>> Patrick,
>>> Of concern should be the wall thickness of your barrel.
>>>
> Although
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>>> 1/8" or even less will meet the mathematical strength requirements for a
>>> small say a small 100psi boiler, if the boiler is to have any life
>>> expectancy at all the walls (and heads) need to be thicker for heat and
>>> corrosion allowance. For welded steel boilers for large scale model
>>>
> locos
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>>> in the US, say those with barrel diameters of 8" to 12", 1/4" is an
>>> absolute minimun with a 5/16" or even 3/8" thickness being common.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Harry
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