Is Nitrogen a suitable purge gas for the welds?
Welder I'm working with does sanitary welding for food service industry.
Argon is the shielding gas of choice.
Is Nitrogen a suitable purge gas for the welds?
Welder I'm working with does sanitary welding for food service industry.
Having a little difficulty getting the gyrolok compression fittings to fit snug in the 1/4" stainless tubing, it just falls out, when tightened all the way. Did I just get an improperly sized tube/fitting or is there something to do to make it hold snug and leak free?
I thought I could get at least somewhat of a snug fit with hand tightening, not really the case. Using the proper wrenches proves much more effective. Thanks GW, now just waiting on the rest of the parts to arrive. Are there any suitable alternatives to using stainless steel tubing, if you wanted to use lots of different sizes/heights of columns? or is this the best choice due to the fact that it may end up being filled with oil and requiring cleaning?
Here are the Paramount parts
Mk IIIA Parts from Paramount
NO ITEM REQ
1.0 Paramount Supply
1.1 1/4" 316SS tubing/.035 wall (4')
1.2 1/4 NPT to 1/4" Compression 304 SS (2)
1.3 1/4" Ball valve (2)
1.4 1/4" MPT X 1/4" Male flare brass (2)
1.5 3/8" X close 304SS nipple (1)
1.6 3/8" 304SS cross (1)
1.7 3/8" X 1/4" 304SS bushing (2)
1.10 1/4" X close 304 SS nipple (1)
1.11 3/8" 304SS ball valve (1)
1.12 3/8 MPT X 3/8" male flare brass (1)
1.13 1/4" X 4" 304SS Sch 40 nipple/ 1/2 used (1)
1.14 3/8" X 3" 304SS Sch 40 nipple/1/2 used (1)
1.15 1/4" X 7" 304SS nipple/Threaded one end (1)
If you go to paramount, and search for "skunk pharm", you can buy all the parts for the MKIIIA, with one click.
SPR lists 3 of part 1.3.
that's pretty cool.
It's alive, it's alive, the Mk III is alive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here it is complete and ready for shakedown!
Thanks also to Loc Dog for forwarding me the info. I'll have more questions soon enought. Lol
Here is picture -
FYI - This is not in production, and never has been. Tuning it before use OUTDOORS, when weather is better.
NEVER DO INDOORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks brov! So there is only a tri clamp flange on you lid or do you have a ball valve on the other side?
Hey Loc Dog those 6" reducers worked out very well, thats a beautiful set up. When you finally "do it outside" give us a shout out.
Here is picture -
FYI - This is not in production, and never has been. Tuning it before use OUTDOORS, when weather is better.
NEVER DO INDOORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!