I should have realized earlier
Blow gun valve max pressure?????
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OMG I knew you're a pole!! you're a drunkard and womaniser
I should have realized earlier
I should have realized earlier
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Ha!
I do have a pole though, it would be hard to be a womaniser without one 
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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*looks her up on google images*MrCrowley wrote:Kocham Dorota Rabczewska
"God, what a whore!"
Uwielbiam także Dorota Rabczewska! kurwa mac!
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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ok, ona wygląda jak kurwa, ale cycki ma niezłe, racja?
I am afraid that it is impossible to write a programme that translates ideally...
have a look at this example:
'I love dorota rabczewska'
'kocham dorotę rabczewską'
in polish, and quite a lot of other languages, you can sometimes omit nouns because each verb has a different inflection (indicating the person). So thx to the context you can guess the meaning anyway.
Saxon genitive ' 's ' is probably the only thing in English that works in the way inflections work in other languages
What is more, thx to inflections you can have almost any word order you want.
here are a couple of sentences that have the same meaning as 'I love Dorota Rabczewska':
'Kocham Dorote Rabczewską'
'Ja kocham Dorotę Rabczewską'
'Dorotę Rabczewską kocham ja'
'Dorotę Rabczewską ja kocham'
'Dorotę rabczewską kocham'
All of them are perfectly correct, though the first and the second one is most often used
I am afraid that it is impossible to write a programme that translates ideally...
have a look at this example:
'I love dorota rabczewska'
'kocham dorotę rabczewską'
in polish, and quite a lot of other languages, you can sometimes omit nouns because each verb has a different inflection (indicating the person). So thx to the context you can guess the meaning anyway.
Saxon genitive ' 's ' is probably the only thing in English that works in the way inflections work in other languages
What is more, thx to inflections you can have almost any word order you want.
here are a couple of sentences that have the same meaning as 'I love Dorota Rabczewska':
'Kocham Dorote Rabczewską'
'Ja kocham Dorotę Rabczewską'
'Dorotę Rabczewską kocham ja'
'Dorotę Rabczewską ja kocham'
'Dorotę rabczewską kocham'
All of them are perfectly correct, though the first and the second one is most often used
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Nie powiedziałem, że fakt, że wygląda jak kurwa jest złe 
Only on spudfiles would a discussion about maximum blowgun pressure could we degenerate into the grammatical correctness of expressing one's affection for a woman of poor virtue in Polish
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Only on spudfiles would a discussion about maximum blowgun pressure could we degenerate into the grammatical correctness of expressing one's affection for a woman of poor virtue in Polish
I love this forum
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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And here i thought that this thread woud be locked for transfering to such a topic
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ohh yeah it seems you're right... care to elaborate on this

??The static pressure will be higher than the dynamic pressure, but i doubt that you care about anything other than the dynamic pressure
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lol my old neighborhood is polish, brings back the days when he used to get drunk and beat his wife down while abba was pumping at 2.30am. i remember one time he nailed her with a bear bottle form 5 meter away it shattered on her head
it was a good shot for a totaly wasted guy. but not hes in gail and shes 6 feet under
it was a good shot for a totaly wasted guy. but not hes in gail and shes 6 feet under
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Static pressure would be the pressure eld by a closed valve.POLAND_SPUD wrote:ohh yeah it seems you're right... care to elaborate on this??The static pressure will be higher than the dynamic pressure, but i doubt that you care about anything other than the dynamic pressure
Dynamic pressure would be the pressure held if the valve was being opened and closed. When the valve is being operated at high pressures the seals are more likely to become damaged from high velocity airflow.
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do you have some links on it ?
dynamic vs. static pressure was mentioned only by someone explaining the Bernoulli's principle... I couldn't find anything about seals
there is a lot about dynamic vs. static seals though, but that's probably not the same thing as dynamic vs. static pressure
dynamic vs. static pressure was mentioned only by someone explaining the Bernoulli's principle... I couldn't find anything about seals
there is a lot about dynamic vs. static seals though, but that's probably not the same thing as dynamic vs. static pressure
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I do not have any literature confirming what I said. It was just common sense to me to say that static pressure would be higher than dynamic, however static pressure would'nt help much because you will be openig and closing the valve.
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hmm... I found some info on it but the term dynamic pressure refers to airfoils mostly... it seems that this thing does not apply here, though I might be wrong
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forget that I ever said anything about dynamic pressure
I am begining to think that that was wrong.
however it does make sense that the valve could withstand more pressure if the valve was not being opend and closed
I am begining to think that that was wrong.
however it does make sense that the valve could withstand more pressure if the valve was not being opend and closed
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