I just want to confirm this will work before I buy the parts (listed in the order they would be):
CGA 350 Deuterium Bottle
http://cgi.ebay.com/AIR-PRODUCTS-CGA-35 ... 7C294%3A50
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-HOKE-2112F8B-BR ... .m20.l1116
Fusion Chamber
Deuterium System
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Tyler,
Your gas regulator looks like the right kind, but the metering valve looks a bit rough.
Check out the cost of a new Swagelock needle valve.
http://www.swagelok.com/search/find_pro ... 278/type-1
You will most likely need some 1/8" s/s tubing and Swagelock fittings from them anyway.
Steven
Your gas regulator looks like the right kind, but the metering valve looks a bit rough.
Check out the cost of a new Swagelock needle valve.
http://www.swagelok.com/search/find_pro ... 278/type-1
You will most likely need some 1/8" s/s tubing and Swagelock fittings from them anyway.
Steven
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I can't seem to find any specs on what the output of the regulator is. I'm assuming it's just a male NPT by standards? Do you know?
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Tyler,
Looks as if there might be a 1/4" NPT under that red cap, but don't count on it.
Steven
Looks as if there might be a 1/4" NPT under that red cap, but don't count on it.
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I have added a post which I hope may contribute postively to your approach.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=971#p3878
best regards,
Chris MB.
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best regards,
Chris MB.
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Hi Tyler,
Are you really going to get a cylinder with the CGA 350 fitting on it? Because that would be a very large, expensive cylinder of D2 gas! Lecture bottles have the CGA 170 fitting. By the way, when shopping for regulators don't be too concerned about the fittings--you can buy the CGA or NPT fittings separately, probably locally at a welding shop, and put them on the regulator body as needed.
I have been using a regulator bought new from Premier Industries:
http://www.nationaltorch.com/Pressure%2 ... ators.html
The 2500 series single-stage regulator only costs about $90 new, with the SS diaphragm. It's a smaller regulator more suitable for LB cylinders.
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Are you really going to get a cylinder with the CGA 350 fitting on it? Because that would be a very large, expensive cylinder of D2 gas! Lecture bottles have the CGA 170 fitting. By the way, when shopping for regulators don't be too concerned about the fittings--you can buy the CGA or NPT fittings separately, probably locally at a welding shop, and put them on the regulator body as needed.
I have been using a regulator bought new from Premier Industries:
http://www.nationaltorch.com/Pressure%2 ... ators.html
The 2500 series single-stage regulator only costs about $90 new, with the SS diaphragm. It's a smaller regulator more suitable for LB cylinders.
-Carl