He claims they are full C02 cylinders, I did verify there is gas in the tank. Is there a way I could check the gas to verify it is C02 before I use it?
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He claims they are full C02 cylinders, I did verify there is gas in the tank. Is there a way I could check the gas to verify it is C02 before I use it?
It is a 20lb aluminum cylinder, supposedly full with C02. Paid $40 dollars for it
He sounded kind of sketchy, said he got the tank from a Chinese guy. I may hook it to my calcium reactor and discharge the effluent into a container so I can monitor the ph level
I did not, I will go check. I guess because its food grade gas. I just weighed it though. 24.1 shell weight, weighed at 44 lbs.Hopefully you checked the expiration date on the tank.
There is a shell date of 12-13 on the shellI did not, I will go check. I guess because its food grade gas. I just weighed it though. 24.1 shell weight, weighed at 44 lbs.
You are correct, the born on date of 2013. So would need hydrostatic testing done of the cylinder. I will probably just see if they will switch it out at some point. The tank is in really great shape.As far as I recall, tanks are supposed to be inspected every 5 years. In most cases it doesn’t matter because the gas supply place usually just swap out the cylinder, but in the case of a very old one they may decline it.
You are correct, the born on date of 2013. So would need hydrostatic testing done of the cylinder. I will probably just see if they will switch it out at some point. The tank is in really great shape.
LOL, no your fine. I used to refill dry chemical fire extinguishers. They require the same type of testing on their cylinders too. Haven't messed with C02 gas though very much.ok, clearly you know what you’re doing .... I’ll butt out LOL.