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Date: Wed, 18 Sep 1996 21:32:26 -0400
From: Richard Dusch <rducsh@er*.co*>
To: Craig Duncan <divdeep@ne*.ne*>, techdiver@terra.net
Subject: Re: New to techdiver@

Craig,
  Stick with the 95's or the 85's the hp 100's are useless
here's some figures for you.
in double configuration 95's are 7.2 cuft per 100 lbs of air pres.
                        85's are 6.4 cuft per 100 lbs of air pres.
                     hp100's are 5.7 cuft per 100 lbs of air pres.
with 3000 lb fills the 95's are 216 cuft
                       85's are 192 cuft
                    hp100's are 171 cuft 
with 3500 lb fills the 95's are 252 cuft (3500 lbs OK in lp tanks)
                       85's sre 224 cuft  3600 even better
                    hp100's are 199.5 cuft
if you want to do your own calculations it's
rated tank capacity ie.95,85,100 cuft devided by the rated fill pressure
and multiply by 100 and multiply by 2 for doubles take this figure
and multiply by the actual fill pres.( 3000 is 30 100's )
now do the math, hp's no air lp's max air-RD

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