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How to calculate back pressure while filling LPG in mounded bullets

07/02/2009 1:39 PM

How to calculate back pressure from bullets while filling LPG/Propane in mounded bullets?
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Re: How to calculate back pressure while filling LPG in mounded bullets

07/02/2009 9:46 PM

What do you mean by backpressure? As soon as you put any LPG/propane into the vessel the vessel will be at the vapour pressure of the gas at that temperature. (roughly)
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