devils~advocate
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- Feb 29, 2024
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Weight wise a 50L is about 55 kg (120 lbs).Over 400 euro without tax (+21%). They also rent 10L and 20L, but I think those are 92% helium. The money isn't a problem; I'm more concerned about the weight. (-:
It's 300 bar, but that doesn't really say anything to me. Chabot mentions in his book something like multiply liters with PW value to know how much compressed helium you've got. Site doesn't mention PW unfortunately.
From what Ive read, 50L of Helium is about 10 m3
This is a huge cylinder.