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10kbar, not 10kpa (10kpa would be below sea level air pressure). For reference, that’s about 150psi, which is well within conventional engineering range. You c
by fwlr 4y ago
10kbar, not 10kpa (10kpa would be below sea level air pressure).
For reference, that’s about 150psi, which is well within conventional engineering range. You can pick up Schedule 40 PVC pipe at your local hardware store that will do 150psi comfortably.
- kens 4y agoNo, that's off by three orders of magnitude. 10 kbar is 145,000 psi. (Google gives you the wrong answer because it treats "10 bar in psi" and "10 kbar in psi" identically which is bad.)
- fwlr 4y agoHoly hell (Serves me right for not sanity-checking, I know 1 bar is 14 psi, I could have picked that up if I was paying attention)