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Barrel length and powder burn rates?
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<blockquote data-quote="Ridge Runner" data-source="post: 287557" data-attributes="member: 951"><p>And I bet you wonder why noone pays attention to your posts, if something is burning, and goes out then as it gets air it re-ignites, what goes on? you better look up the definition of re-ignite, nah forget it, just remember, if your house catches on fire and the FD put it out, if it re-ignites, it ain't burning, don't worry about it.</p><p></p><p> Now I don't run a nuclear reactor in my spare time but I'm not stupid, I know that powder doesn't actualy burn so to speak, neither does wood for that matter, heat converts it to gases that burn. and powder burns more violently when its under pressure, thats why you can pour a lb of powder out in the yard and watch it burn a pretty blue flame. if the gasses made by the powders ignition re-ignite, then the powder is still doing what it sposed to do which is make pressure (if it can) and your wasteing powder, by using too slow of powder for the application, if its still making pressure the gasses are burning, Ron white said it best.......it can't be fixed!</p><p>RR</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ridge Runner, post: 287557, member: 951"] And I bet you wonder why noone pays attention to your posts, if something is burning, and goes out then as it gets air it re-ignites, what goes on? you better look up the definition of re-ignite, nah forget it, just remember, if your house catches on fire and the FD put it out, if it re-ignites, it ain't burning, don't worry about it. Now I don't run a nuclear reactor in my spare time but I'm not stupid, I know that powder doesn't actualy burn so to speak, neither does wood for that matter, heat converts it to gases that burn. and powder burns more violently when its under pressure, thats why you can pour a lb of powder out in the yard and watch it burn a pretty blue flame. if the gasses made by the powders ignition re-ignite, then the powder is still doing what it sposed to do which is make pressure (if it can) and your wasteing powder, by using too slow of powder for the application, if its still making pressure the gasses are burning, Ron white said it best.......it can't be fixed! RR [/QUOTE]
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