Compressed air regulator - Revision history

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			[[Image:Campbellhausfeldreg.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px\| A typical compressed air regulator]]

	A '''compressed air regulator''' is made for regulating air from compressors or similiar sources. The input pressure can range from anywhere from 0 to several thousand [[psi]], and output pressure can be either predefined or adjusted within a certain range.		A '''compressed air regulator''' is made for regulating air from compressors or similiar sources. The input pressure can range from anywhere from 0 to several thousand [[psi]], and output pressure can be either predefined or adjusted within a certain range.

Boilingleadbath: categorized

2007-04-15T12:02:18Z

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	Air regulators commonly found at hardware stores are relatively cheap, but have a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.		Air regulators commonly found at hardware stores are relatively cheap, but have a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.
	Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]], though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, and vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well. Nevertheless spudgun enthusiasts commonly use such regulators on propane [[fuel meter]]s.		Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]], though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, and vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well. Nevertheless spudgun enthusiasts commonly use such regulators on propane [[fuel meter]]s.

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BillyBobJoe at 20:15, 4 February 2007

2007-02-04T20:15:57Z

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	Air regulators commonly found at hardware stores are relatively cheap, but have a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.		Air regulators commonly found at hardware stores are relatively cheap, but have a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.
	Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]] ~~for [[fuel meter]]s~~, though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, and vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well. Nevertheless spudgun enthusiasts commonly use such regulators on propane [[fuel ~~meters~~]].		Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]], though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, and vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well. Nevertheless spudgun enthusiasts commonly use such regulators on propane [[fuel meter]]s.

BillyBobJoe at 20:15, 4 February 2007

2007-02-04T20:15:22Z

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	A '''compressed air regulator''' is made for regulating air from compressors ~~and~~ similiar sources. The input pressure can range from anywhere from 0 to several thousand [[psi]], and output pressure can be either predefined or adjusted within a certain range. ~~This kind of regulator is~~ relatively cheap, but ~~has~~ a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.		A '''compressed air regulator''' is made for regulating air from compressors or similiar sources. The input pressure can range from anywhere from 0 to several thousand [[psi]], and output pressure can be either predefined or adjusted within a certain range.
	Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]] for [[fuel meter]]s, though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well.
			Air regulators commonly found at hardware stores are relatively cheap, but have a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.
			Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]] for [[fuel meter]]s, though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, and vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well. Nevertheless spudgun enthusiasts commonly use such regulators on propane [[fuel meters]].

1984 at 01:17, 24 October 2005

2005-10-24T01:17:08Z

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	A compressed air regulator is made for regulating air from compressors and similiar sources. The input pressure can range from anywhere from 0 to several thousand [[psi]], and output pressure can be either predefined or adjusted within a certain range. This kind of regulator is relatively cheap, but has a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.		A '''compressed air regulator''' is made for regulating air from compressors and similiar sources. The input pressure can range from anywhere from 0 to several thousand [[psi]], and output pressure can be either predefined or adjusted within a certain range. This kind of regulator is relatively cheap, but has a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.
	Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]] for [[fuel meter]]s, though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well.		Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]] for [[fuel meter]]s, though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well.

1984 at 01:16, 24 October 2005

2005-10-24T01:16:55Z

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	A compressed air regulator is made for regulating air from compressors and similiar sources. The input pressure ~~is usually a couple of hundred~~ [[psi]] ~~at the most~~, and output pressure can be either predefined or ~~regulated~~ within a certain range. This kind of regulator is relatively cheap, but has a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.		A compressed air regulator is made for regulating air from compressors and similiar sources. The input pressure can range from anywhere from 0 to several thousand [[psi]], and output pressure can be either predefined or adjusted within a certain range. This kind of regulator is relatively cheap, but has a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.
	Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]] for [[fuel meter]]s, though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well.		Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]] for [[fuel meter]]s, though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well.

GalFisk at 10:05, 18 October 2005

2005-10-18T10:05:56Z

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A compressed air regulator is made for regulating air from compressors and similiar sources. The input pressure is usually a couple of hundred [[psi]] at the most, and output pressure can be either predefined or regulated within a certain range. This kind of regulator is relatively cheap, but has a somewhat limited use because of the low input pressure.
Compressed air regulators have been used successfully to regulate [[propane]] for [[fuel meter]]s, though they are not made for this and could potentially be damaged. An air regulator may vent to the atmosphere when the pressure dial is being turned down, vented propane may pose a fire hazard. Liquid propane entering the regulator may damage it as well.