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Just an observation...sched 80 3/4" has a fairly mondo pressure rating of 690 psi. Were you looking for the pressure capacity of sched 120 or going use the unique ID in some way?
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It sags less than CPVC, most likely less than sdr 13.5 as well.frankrede wrote:I say it isn't worth it the pipe is so thick it sags really easy.
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Both.starman wrote:Just an observation...sched 80 3/4" has a fairly mondo pressure rating of 690 psi. Were you looking for the pressure capacity of sched 120 or going use the unique ID in some way?

So, I need to achive 300 fps and a fast RoF. I am debating between low pressure high volume, or high pressure low volume. Low pressure is more efficient, less total air is lost to pilot. High pressure is what most markers use, so that they can use valves with low air flow.
EDIT: Thanks Clide, that link was exactly what I wanted to see. You just justified my $ 15!
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For identical amount of air, high pressure/low volume out-performs high volume/low pressure everytime.