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Are there other dangers besides sound waves?  I can easily protect against
that, I have high-quality ear protectors used at the firing range.

If a chamber implodes, can debris be projected outwards...?

Or is the contained liquid a source of danger?  If so, I could easily drape
the unit with several layers of thick cloth.  If there are no metallic
projectiles, that should be enough.

If I could afford a new vacuum chamber, I'd buy one.  But the realities of
family life and trying to set up a lab is not compatible.  I have to cut
corners, but I'm also trying to cut them as safely as I can.

Robert
:)



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Envoyé : mai 6 2005 00:17
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Objet : Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Cables and connectors - vacuum chamber


 
In a message dated 5/5/2005 4:32:33 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
stefan_trethan@... writes:

And most  importantly: remember vacuum chanber failures are REALLY BAD!!  
And  pressure chamber failures are REALLY BAD!!. Even something like a seal

blowout can seriously damage your hearing. a 1 liter container  opening  
rapidly at only 1 or 2 athmospheres is really loud, you  would not expect  
it.



Wow! Talk about Karma! I just wrote the same thing before I  read yours. So
to all of you attempting this out there! Do this in a safe  zone and don't 
be anywhere near it while it is functioning!
 
 
Ray Russell




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