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Hi all.
One of those 3000 psi gas cylinders used for welding, about 5' tall, fitted with a scuba tank filling hose at its top valve, empty.
A hole perforated and threaded near its bottom, and proper ~1/2" fitting in it.
A second identical gas cylinder used for welding, about 5' tall.
Also a threaded/fitted hole near its bottom. This one filled with water.
One of those 3000+ psi pressure washing pumps. Seen some surprisingly inexpensive.
Sucking water from the bottom of the second one and filling the bottom of the empty one.
Water pumped-in will compress air in the first to rated pressure and accumulate at its top.
Fill diving tank. Repeat. Fill diving tank. Repeat. Fill diving tank..... until diving tank pressure reaches desired.
Of course some details are omitted to return the water to cylinder 2 and admit new air into cylinder 1 (Valves, pipes...)
How lunatic or possible would that be ?
One of those 3000 psi gas cylinders used for welding, about 5' tall, fitted with a scuba tank filling hose at its top valve, empty.
A hole perforated and threaded near its bottom, and proper ~1/2" fitting in it.
A second identical gas cylinder used for welding, about 5' tall.
Also a threaded/fitted hole near its bottom. This one filled with water.
One of those 3000+ psi pressure washing pumps. Seen some surprisingly inexpensive.
Sucking water from the bottom of the second one and filling the bottom of the empty one.
Water pumped-in will compress air in the first to rated pressure and accumulate at its top.
Fill diving tank. Repeat. Fill diving tank. Repeat. Fill diving tank..... until diving tank pressure reaches desired.
Of course some details are omitted to return the water to cylinder 2 and admit new air into cylinder 1 (Valves, pipes...)
How lunatic or possible would that be ?