Super charging an APH
Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2009 8:19 pm
Hi, this is my first post.
I've always thought about using a high-pressure pvc tank to "super charge" an APH. The supercharging process would be using a 3/4" pvc tank about 6 inches long and would be pumped to about 120-140 psi with air (don't really know if this is possible). You would then attach it to the top of a moddifed APH's pressure chamber after it has been pumped full of water. The air in the 3/4" pvc tank would be released into the pressure chamber and increase the APH's pressure by maybe 10-20 psi beyond what you could manually pump it up to (because the air would equalize) In the picture, the APH has a modded PC and the 3/4" tanks are on the side.
Basically I'm just wondering if this is possible
I've always thought about using a high-pressure pvc tank to "super charge" an APH. The supercharging process would be using a 3/4" pvc tank about 6 inches long and would be pumped to about 120-140 psi with air (don't really know if this is possible). You would then attach it to the top of a moddifed APH's pressure chamber after it has been pumped full of water. The air in the 3/4" pvc tank would be released into the pressure chamber and increase the APH's pressure by maybe 10-20 psi beyond what you could manually pump it up to (because the air would equalize) In the picture, the APH has a modded PC and the 3/4" tanks are on the side.
Basically I'm just wondering if this is possible