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Re: VH-OJK Oxy Cylinders     

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Author: Sylvia Else
Date: Sep 1, 2008 00:14

John Ewing wrote: Ned - I agree with you but I am wondering whether the investigators have established whether the initial failure was the cylinder or a component downstream. I have seen copper tubing on the aftercoolers of large air compressors fracture from excessive vibration. Brass pipe fittings can also fail if they have porosity or are overtightened. It would be ...
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Re: VH-OJK Oxy Cylinders     

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Author: David Lesher
Date: Aug 29, 2008 22:04

...@aioe.org> writes: I find it somewhat curious that with this level of detail, that neither of the words "inspected" or "tested", appear anywhere in the report. I'd assume the reasons the dates vary is because the tanks are swapped out at regular intervals, tested, and then stored until needed. The cylinders were installed since the last D check, so I assume it's every few years.
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Re: VH-OJK Oxy Cylinders     

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Author: Rob
Date: Aug 29, 2008 21:09

... prelim report - Table 2: Details of the passenger oxygen cylinders fitted to VH-OJK at the time of the occurrence ... inspection. Ned Did you also note that the cylinders are filled to a pressure of 1850psi and minimum 2.87 ... that your LPG bottle does not have that pressure either. Gas cylinders (CIG) have something like 2500psi are a much thicker wall and...
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Re: VH-OJK Oxy Cylinders     

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Author: Pits
Date: Aug 29, 2008 19:32

... message news:48b87a64$1_9@news.peopletelecom.com.au... Did you also note that the cylinders are filled to a pressure of 1850psi and minimum 2.87 mm (0.113 inch) wall thickness. And you guessed that your LPG bottle does not have that pressure either. Gas cylinders (CIG) have something like 2500psi are a much thicker wall and tested on a regular basis. ...
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Re: VH-OJK Oxy Cylinders     

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Author: Pits
Date: Aug 29, 2008 19:31

... report - Table 2: Details of the passenger oxygen cylinders fitted to VH-OJK at the time of the occurrence .... Ned Did you also note that the cylinders are filled to a pressure of 1850psi and minimum 2.87 mm ...you guessed that your LPG bottle does not have that pressure either. Gas cylinders (CIG) have something like 2500psi are a much thicker wall and tested...
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Re: VH-OJK Oxy Cylinders     

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Author: Rob
Date: Aug 29, 2008 15:38

... report - Table 2: Details of the passenger oxygen cylinders fitted to VH-OJK at the time of the occurrence ...> inspection. Ned Did you also note that the cylinders are filled to a pressure of 1850psi and minimum 2.87 mm ...guessed that your LPG bottle does not have that pressure either. Gas cylinders (CIG) have something like 2500psi are a much thicker wall and tested...
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VH-OJK Oxy Cylinders     

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Author: Ned
Date: Aug 29, 2008 07:22

From the ATSB prelim report - Table 2: Details of the passenger oxygen cylinders fitted to VH-OJK at the time of the occurrence Location Serial No. Manufactured date Fitted to aircraft date Right side #1 240341 Feb 92 16 Jun 07 Right side #2 ST30395 Oct 01 14 Jun 08 Right side #3 ST20539 Apr 01 19 Jan 07 Right side #4 535657 Feb 96 4 Jun 08 Right side #5 666845 Mar 99 01 Mar ...
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Author: pneumatic cylinder
Date: Aug 29, 2008 06:59

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Re: Missing Ox Cylinder     

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Author: Rob
Date: Jul 29, 2008 06:10

...OzOne. Maybe I'm missing your point however...... If the oxygen stored in the cylinder was liquid oxygen then the conversion from liquid to gas would indeed take up "latent heat" much...equipment. Tried to find a reference but came across this. Read this one and this is only filling cylinders it with oxygen. http://shippai.jst.go.jp/en/Detail?fn=0&id=CB1012039&
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Re: Missing Ox Cylinder     

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Author: Stephen James
Date: Jul 29, 2008 04:44

...the three twins I welcome you to Crackerbox Palace. I'm not too sure of that OzOne. Maybe I'm missing your point however...... If the oxygen stored in the cylinder was liquid oxygen then the conversion from liquid to gas would indeed take up "latent heat" much in the same way that blowing on a wet finger cools your finger through the evaporation ...
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