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Re: Destructive Air Tank Testing

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Originally Posted by Max Boord View Post
First thank you for doing this type of testing. 1523 has always used metal tanks and are interested in seeing how they fail. For round 2 can you guys film it? I find it hard to visualize the amount of energy stored in a tiny plastic air tank causing the amount of damage documented in these cases. As for debris reduction methods:
1. a heavy sock zip tied around the tank
2. a layer of screen enclosure material wrapped around the tank (its tough and will let more air escape than bumper material)
3. electrical tape
4. a thin piece of sheet metal wrapped around the tank.
5. anything else quickly retrofitable for teams close to the weight limit and who have another event.
Please send tanks!

Also, a video of the tests will be out shortly... editing is a tedious process.
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