Dsix36
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In anser to your simple question, are we talking about the QA required at this guys residence for making his Hijab's or the QA for making his diving cylinders?
Diving cylinders in this instance. What about an instance of a failure? don't just dance around the question!
ROFL No. The QA is not up to any standard, thats the problem its that simple, are you?
You have no idea what this persons quality control consists of. Until you have the actual facts, your speculation is nothing more than a slanderous attack.
ROFL You really need get a grip on accuracy here. Are you a diving instructor? do you have your own dive shop? what it called "Duck and Dive" ?
Let me clue you in if the working pressure is 300 bar Then why is the burst pressure as you stated so low (450 bar)
If you would take the time to actually read the label of these cylinders, it is on there very plain and simple. It is not much different than our AL80's being 3000 and 5000 psi ratings. 3000psi is the working pressure (fill pressure) and 5000 is the burst pressure (hydro pressure).
Nor are your vulgarity or inaccuracies worth mine. Iain
Vulgar, yes, and I actually apologize for that, but I have a low tolerance for people going off on things without the whole story and trying to present themselves as being an indisputable authority on the subject. I know who you are and have read a lot of your posts. I have no doubt that you know a lot about this subject, but this time you are just a bit off track. Maybe it is just a simple misunderstanding, maybe not.
Show me one inaccuracy in my post? Good luck with that!
Diving cylinders in this instance. What about an instance of a failure? don't just dance around the question!
ROFL No. The QA is not up to any standard, thats the problem its that simple, are you?
You have no idea what this persons quality control consists of. Until you have the actual facts, your speculation is nothing more than a slanderous attack.
ROFL You really need get a grip on accuracy here. Are you a diving instructor? do you have your own dive shop? what it called "Duck and Dive" ?
Let me clue you in if the working pressure is 300 bar Then why is the burst pressure as you stated so low (450 bar)
If you would take the time to actually read the label of these cylinders, it is on there very plain and simple. It is not much different than our AL80's being 3000 and 5000 psi ratings. 3000psi is the working pressure (fill pressure) and 5000 is the burst pressure (hydro pressure).
Nor are your vulgarity or inaccuracies worth mine. Iain
Vulgar, yes, and I actually apologize for that, but I have a low tolerance for people going off on things without the whole story and trying to present themselves as being an indisputable authority on the subject. I know who you are and have read a lot of your posts. I have no doubt that you know a lot about this subject, but this time you are just a bit off track. Maybe it is just a simple misunderstanding, maybe not.
Show me one inaccuracy in my post? Good luck with that!
Iain
