Chamber - Revision history

DYI at 17:08, 14 May 2012

2012-05-14T17:08:18Z

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	The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.		The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.

	In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable [[fuel]]/air mixture. When this mixture is [[combustion process\|ignited]], ~~it's~~ temperature increases, raising the [[pressure]] in the chamber.		In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable [[fuel]]/air mixture. When this mixture is [[combustion process\|ignited]], its temperature increases, raising the [[pressure]] in the chamber.

	In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas. The chamber is connected to the barrel through a [[valve]]; when the valve opens the pressure expels the projectile.		In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas. The chamber is connected to the barrel through a [[valve]]; when the valve opens the pressure expels the projectile.

Benstern: added links and fixed spelling

2008-06-01T04:10:46Z

added links and fixed spelling

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	The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.		The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.

	In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable [[fuel]]/air mixture. When this mixture is [[combustion process\|ignited]], it's temperature increases, raising the pressure in the chamber.		In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable [[fuel]]/air mixture. When this mixture is [[combustion process\|ignited]], it's temperature increases, raising the [[pressure]] in the chamber.

	In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas. The chamber is connected to the barrel through a valve; when the valve opens the pressure expels the projectile.		In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas. The chamber is connected to the barrel through a [[valve]]; when the valve opens the pressure expels the projectile.

	The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]] and offers a high enough pressure rating. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers; they can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].		The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]] and offers a high enough pressure rating. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially in combustion launchers; they can have multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].

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Benstern: spelling

2007-06-05T16:20:33Z

spelling

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	The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.		The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.

	In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable [[fuel]]/air mixture. When this mixture is [[combustion process\|~~ignighted~~]], it's temperature increases, raising the pressure in the chamber.		In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable [[fuel]]/air mixture. When this mixture is [[combustion process\|ignited]], it's temperature increases, raising the pressure in the chamber.

	In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas. The chamber is connected to the barrel through a valve; when the valve opens the pressure ~~expells~~ the projectile.		In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas. The chamber is connected to the barrel through a valve; when the valve opens the pressure expels the projectile.

	The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]] and offers a high enough pressure rating. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers; they can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].		The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]] and offers a high enough pressure rating. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers; they can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].

	[[Category:Components]]		[[Category:Components]]

Boilingleadbath: opinion: previous edits not with artical scope

2007-01-31T20:46:21Z

opinion: previous edits not with artical scope

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	The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.		The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.

	In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable fuel/air mixture, ~~often butane or propane from an aerosol can of deodorant or from direct injection of~~ the ~~gas from a cylinder. If injected from a propane cylinder it is usually connected to a meter with regulates exactly 4.02% fuel into~~ the chamber ~~(the perfect amount)~~.		In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable [[fuel]]/air mixture. When this mixture is [[combustion process\|ignighted]], it's temperature increases, raising the pressure in the chamber.

	In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas~~, usually air or CO2, however if the sound barrier wishes to be reached then a lighter gas must be chosen, often helium or hydrogen (hydrogen is not advisable as it is extremely flammable)~~. The chamber is connected to the barrel ~~either directly or~~ through a valve~~, to propel~~ the projectile ~~when the energy is released~~.		In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas. The chamber is connected to the barrel through a valve; when the valve opens the pressure expells the projectile.

	The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]] and offers a high enough pressure rating. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers; they can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].		The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]] and offers a high enough pressure rating. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers; they can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].

	[[Category:Components]]		[[Category:Components]]

Pimpmann22: Fixed spelling errors

2007-01-27T03:54:12Z

Fixed spelling errors

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	The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.		The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.

	In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable fuel/air mixture, ~~offten~~ butane or propane from an aerosol can of ~~deoderant~~ or from direct injection of the gas from a cylinder. If injected from a propane cylinder it is usually connected to a meter with regulates exactly 4.02% fuel into the chamber (the perfect amount).		In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable fuel/air mixture, often butane or propane from an aerosol can of deodorant or from direct injection of the gas from a cylinder. If injected from a propane cylinder it is usually connected to a meter with regulates exactly 4.02% fuel into the chamber (the perfect amount).

	In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas, usually air or CO2, however if the sound barrier wishes to be reached then a lighter gas must be chosen, ~~offten~~ helium or hydrogen (~~hydrongen~~ is not advisable as it is ~~extreamly~~ flammable). The chamber is connected to the barrel either directly or through a valve, to propel the projectile when the energy is released.		In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas, usually air or CO2, however if the sound barrier wishes to be reached then a lighter gas must be chosen, often helium or hydrogen (hydrogen is not advisable as it is extremely flammable). The chamber is connected to the barrel either directly or through a valve, to propel the projectile when the energy is released.

	The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]] and offers a high enough pressure rating. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers; they can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].		The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]] and offers a high enough pressure rating. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers; they can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].

	[[Category:Components]]		[[Category:Components]]

LucyInTheSky at 19:08, 26 January 2007

2007-01-26T19:08:46Z

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	The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers. In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable fuel/air mixture, ~~and in~~ [[pneumatic cannon]]~~s it~~ contains the ~~compressed~~ gas. The chamber is connected to the barrel either directly or through a valve, to propel the projectile when the energy is released. The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]]. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers; they can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].		The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers.

			In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable fuel/air mixture, offten butane or propane from an aerosol can of deoderant or from direct injection of the gas from a cylinder. If injected from a propane cylinder it is usually connected to a meter with regulates exactly 4.02% fuel into the chamber (the perfect amount).

			In a [[pneumatic cannon]] the chamber contains compressed gas, usually air or CO2, however if the sound barrier wishes to be reached then a lighter gas must be chosen, offten helium or hydrogen (hydrongen is not advisable as it is extreamly flammable). The chamber is connected to the barrel either directly or through a valve, to propel the projectile when the energy is released.

			The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]] and offers a high enough pressure rating. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers; they can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].

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DK: Combustion Chamber moved to Chamber

2006-06-20T05:43:19Z

Combustion Chamber moved to Chamber

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(No difference)

DK: Chamber moved to Combustion Chamber

2006-06-20T05:38:46Z

Chamber moved to Combustion Chamber

← Older revision	Revision as of 00:38, 20 June 2006
(No difference)

GalFisk: +cat

2006-03-23T16:58:48Z

+cat

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Boilingleadbath: gramatical fix-up

2005-11-16T20:57:51Z

gramatical fix-up

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	The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers. In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable fuel/air mixture, and in [[pneumatic cannon]]s it contains the compressed gas. The chamber is connected to the barrel either directly or through a valve, to propel the projectile when the energy is released. The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well constructed. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].		The '''chamber''' or '''reservoir''' is the power source of a spudgun. It is, along with the [[barrel]], the only component found in all launchers. In [[combustion cannon]]s, the chamber contains the flammable fuel/air mixture, and in [[pneumatic cannon]]s it contains the compressed gas. The chamber is connected to the barrel either directly or through a valve, to propel the projectile when the energy is released. The chamber is often the part of the launcher that is subjected to the highest stress, and it's important that it is well [[Cannon construction\|constructed]]. It is also the part where the most accessories are connected, especially combustion launchers; they can have a multiple holes to accommodate [[spark gap]]s, [[chamber fan]]s, [[fuel meter]]s and for [[venting]].

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