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Re: Using a Solenoid in a Pneumatic Cannon
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If we assume 120psi (827370.84 Pa) pressure = (.5)(density)(velocity)^2 velocity = sqrt((pressure)/((0.5)(density))) velocity = sqrt((827370.84)/((0.5)(1.225))) velocity = 1162 m/s With the tube being used, we only have a 1/8" diameter, which is 0.003175m air flow = area * velocity air flow = (diameter/2)^2 * velocity air flow = 0.003 m^3/s mass flow = 0.0036 kg/s Basically, you're going to have 3.6g of air coming out every second, which is not even close to enough to move a t-shirt (and this is assuming 100% efficiency) If you are working on a low budget, but have a robot chassis lying around, message me and I could put together a bill of materials on our t-shirt shooter. (Cost about $250 all parts from Home Depot) |
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