Azimuth scubber pictures?

Genesis · 18th November 2005, 03:44

Anyone got some, with decent detail?

Micropore is making a replacement cannister that takes their cartridges, and I'm quite interested in exactly what the stock Azi cannister looks like externally, and what its connections are to the "outside world."

Thanks in advance!

Ken · 18th November 2005, 04:54

Quote: (Originally Posted by Genesis)

Anyone got some, with decent detail?

Micropore is making a replacement cannister that takes their cartridges, and I'm quite interested in exactly what the stock Azi cannister looks like externally, and what its connections are to the "outside world."

Thanks in advance!

Check out Dave Sutton's site. He has an Azi. breakdown

www.nobubblediving.com

MHD · 18th November 2005, 06:56

Have a look in the SCR galley, have just uploaded some pics. Have done a full tear down of the uit for the site, but not got around to posting it yet

Matt

***caveseeker7*** · 18th November 2005, 07:06

E-mailed you several pictures. Web booty, not mine, so I won't post them here.

Genesis · 18th November 2005, 11:36

Thanks!

**Steve** · 27th November 2005, 12:48

Hi,

What is the centre tube made from? Is it a piece of pipe with large holes drilled in it and some fine mesh overlaying it or something else? The angle I'm coming from is with regard to how the centre tube withstands the force of the screw on the lid. What stops the centre tube being twisted up like a piece of rope and collapsing in on itself?

Also what is the inner diameter of this pipe?

Thanks

MHD · 27th November 2005, 18:55

Quote: (Originally Posted by Steve)

Hi,

What is the centre tube made from?
Also what is the inner diameter of this pipe?

Thanks

Steve

have scrubber in hand (well 2 hands as it's too damm heavy to hold in one

)
(am typing with my toes

)

The centre section is made from a thin walled SS plate that is perforated same as the outer mesh. Can't measuere the wall thichness, but guessing at 0.5mm looking at it. The plate is rolled into a tube and spot welded along the seam . Outside diameter is 30mm. At the top and bootm it is fitted in to the SS fitting (tube fitting with diameter of 30mm), one, that is part of the base, the other is the top you can see in the photo thats got the thread for the canister head. Having played with it it feels quite solid, and never been concerned with it twisting or collasping, but have to admit looking at it I can't tell exactly the method the tube section is joined to the top or bottom fitting, so can't discount it ever not failing by pulling apart under tension from over tightening the scrubber lid.

Matt

Barfab · 3rd December 2005, 13:02

More picts of Azimuth into my site:
http://www.rebreathers.it/Inglese/se...h&nome=azimuth

Fabio

18th November 2005, 03:44	#1 (permalink)
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Ken Member Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Megalodon Classic Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: New York City Posts: 326	Re: Azimuth scubber pictures? Quote: (Originally Posted by Genesis) Anyone got some, with decent detail? Micropore is making a replacement cannister that takes their cartridges, and I'm quite interested in exactly what the stock Azi cannister looks like externally, and what its connections are to the "outside world." Thanks in advance! Check out Dave Sutton's site. He has an Azi. breakdown www.nobubblediving.com
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MHD Custom Title Allowed! Current Rebreather/s: Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Sport Kiss Home Build Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Brisbane, QLD, Australia Posts: 240	Re: Azimuth scubber pictures? Quote: (Originally Posted by Steve) Hi, What is the centre tube made from? Also what is the inner diameter of this pipe? Thanks Steve have scrubber in hand (well 2 hands as it's too damm heavy to hold in one) (am typing with my toes) The centre section is made from a thin walled SS plate that is perforated same as the outer mesh. Can't measuere the wall thichness, but guessing at 0.5mm looking at it. The plate is rolled into a tube and spot welded along the seam . Outside diameter is 30mm. At the top and bootm it is fitted in to the SS fitting (tube fitting with diameter of 30mm), one, that is part of the base, the other is the top you can see in the photo thats got the thread for the canister head. Having played with it it feels quite solid, and never been concerned with it twisting or collasping, but have to admit looking at it I can't tell exactly the method the tube section is joined to the top or bottom fitting, so can't discount it ever not failing by pulling apart under tension from over tightening the scrubber lid. Matt
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