Why not just make a coaxial? You can make a simple (now that you have epoxyLockednloaded wrote:That is a much better setup, but I doubt I have that much skillz when it comes to complicated epoxy casting
Super Simple Mini Piston Hybrid?
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just a quick thought: While using that design, couldn't you also get rid of one schrader and use a piston that is not completely airtight?
Imagine the front schrader gone, you would fill the whole chamber from the back, what would close the piston. Having the ignition in the front/main chamber, the rapid pressure-increase there will force the piston open.
Got it?
Or am I completely wrong with this theory?
Or has this even been build allready?
            
			
									
						Imagine the front schrader gone, you would fill the whole chamber from the back, what would close the piston. Having the ignition in the front/main chamber, the rapid pressure-increase there will force the piston open.
Got it?
Or am I completely wrong with this theory?
Or has this even been build allready?
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I need the bv for venting, but the schrader adaptor is a cool idea. The coaxial is a much simpler solution, but I don't know if I can sacrifice interchangeable barrels and breech loading for a simpler sleeker design
            
			
									
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The only thing wrong with it is if the space behind the chamber also ignites , you're screwed.nature-boy wrote:Or am I completely wrong with this theory?
Or has this even been build allready?
As to whether in practice this would happen I'm not sure if it's been done in practice. It would certainly make things simpler to have just one valve and a non-airtight piston, heck it would make a very sound cartridge design...
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Not really. You're pumping the air in, who cares what's in the chamberLockednloaded wrote:I need the bv for venting
edit: whoops, double post, I meant to edit my previous one
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Why not fill from the back through an air tight piston with a check valve, but you'd have to get valve opening pressure correct if you know what I'm getting at
            
			
									
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						Compressing the back means you can adjust the popoff pressure for the peak combustion pressure, if you fuel it for a 10X mix and using that pressure behind the popoff means it opens at ~150 PSI.
The peak combustion pressure is beyond 1000PSI in such a mix therefore greater performance can be reached.
Another problem could be met if one used a oxy propane mix, the popoff would be nearly worthless.
            
			
									
						The peak combustion pressure is beyond 1000PSI in such a mix therefore greater performance can be reached.
Another problem could be met if one used a oxy propane mix, the popoff would be nearly worthless.
/sarcasm, /hyperbole
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I don't think that the rear-chamber will ignite with a well made/tight fit piston...or did anyone experienced something compareable? 
I think the gap will be to small, and the piston will start moving and vent the chamber before the rear will have time to ignite, but that's just my theory..
 
would you bother to explain?
            
			
									
						I think the gap will be to small, and the piston will start moving and vent the chamber before the rear will have time to ignite, but that's just my theory..
would work IMO, but if the rear will not ignite, I dont think its necessary.Why not fill from the back through an air tight piston with a check valve
But there will be no need for that, by having the same pressure in the rear and in the front, you would always have the right pressure to "pop"?! Wouldn't you?Compressing the back means you can adjust the popoff pressure for the peak combustion pressure, if you fuel it for a 10X mix and using that pressure behind the popoff means it opens at ~150 PSI
sorry, I don't understand that...Another problem could be met if one used a oxy propane mix, the popoff would be nearly worthless
would you bother to explain?
If the valve opens close to the same pressure as the hybrid is filled, you will have poor performance because the pressure won't build up as high, if the popoff is the same pressure as the chamber it opens at 150PSI.
If the valve opens close to the peak combustion pressure you have around 1000PSI when the valve opens, a massive performance increase.
I'm sorry if my way of writing is confusing, that's how my mind works.
            
			
									
						If the valve opens close to the peak combustion pressure you have around 1000PSI when the valve opens, a massive performance increase.
I'm sorry if my way of writing is confusing, that's how my mind works.
/sarcasm, /hyperbole
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Ok. That makes sense to me!
But you can achieve the same effect by altering the OD of the barrel!
With a larger barrel diameter you will have a smaller area the pressure in the front can act on, and with that increase the opening pressure.
 
 
corret me if Im wrong.
            
			
									
						But you can achieve the same effect by altering the OD of the barrel!
With a larger barrel diameter you will have a smaller area the pressure in the front can act on, and with that increase the opening pressure.
corret me if Im wrong.
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school's really hectic ATM, but I get out friday so I'll be trying my original design first, I know the others are simpler, but I like the idea of using my own even if its really more of an old concept with new materials
And hey, worse comes to worst, I've got a nice little HP full auto valve
            
			
									
						And hey, worse comes to worst, I've got a nice little HP full auto valve
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Fair enough, I prefer to find the simplest route but there's nothing wrong with intricacy if you can make it workLockednloaded wrote:I'll be trying my original design first, I know the others are simpler, but I like the idea of using my own
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I'm using quite a few more standard fittings than I planned, but there's still a good amount of epoxy in there, but it's added a lot more serviceability and customization
            
			
									
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Servicability is good 
 I'm going to try making a coaxial, I'm liking this idea.
            
			
									
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