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Does anyone have one of the programs that tells you the approximate pressure from the info feed in? If so could you be persuaded to run some numbers for me? There is no pressure data for a cartridge I am reloading for. Thought about buying one of the programs but this is probably the only time I would ever need it and it would be kinda of expensive just for one loading. Thanks for any help. Steve E..... | ||
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?????? Seems to me we would need some numbers from you to run in the program . Sean | |||
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Steve, Need to know what the cartridge is, the barrel length (if you are interested in muzzle velocity estimates), the bullet(s), bullet weight(s), powder(s), powder charge(s), and your cartridge overall length. If it is an oddball cartridge (or a wildcat) I will need to know the case length, base diameter, shoulder diameter, neck length, length to start of shoulder, and shoulder angle. I will need this information along with that already mentioned. ASS_CLOWN | |||
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Me too, I need the pressure generated in: 300WM, 180gr bullet 82gr. of VV N170 or 80gr. of VV N165 416Rem, 340gr. bullet 86.2 gr. of VV N150 Thanks, art | |||
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Thanks AC, I waited to put the info down till I was sure someone had the program and would run the numbers for me. Here goes, Cartridge-- 357x44 Bain & Davis Barrel lenth-- 18" Bullet and Weight--.357 diameter 180 Gr Hornady XTP HP Powder(s)& Charges--18 Grs. of 2400 -- 18 & 19 Grs. of Win. 296 Cartridge OAL-- 1.590 Case Lngth--1.280 Base Dia--.457 Shoulder dia--.455 Neck Lngth--.15 Lngth to start of shoulder--.929 Shoulder angle--10* Primer used-- Win LP Hope this covers everything, thanks again AC for the help. Steve E.......... | |||
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Steve, I don't have much collarborating data to support (meaning tweak the simulation model) so you are getting a best guess. Anyway, I have "worked the problem" for W296 and this is what the equations say (again uncorrelated to any real data) Case capacity ~ 44.5 grains of water (check that and make sure I modelled your case right) Your bullet - Hornady 180 gr HP Volume under seated bullet (COL 1.59") ~ 33.6 grains of water 18 grains of W296 Muzzle velocity from 18" barrel - 1517 +/- 30 fps Peak chamber pressure - 46,600 psi to 52,200 psi 19 grains of W296 Muzzle velocity from 18" barrel - 1590 +/- 30 fps Peak chamber pressure - 48,700 psi to 54,500 psi Hope that helps. Hodgdon lists 21 gr of H110 (very close to being identical to W296) for the 357 Maxi and the 180 bullet as MAXIMUM LOAD. The 357 Maxi has a case capacity of ~ 37 grains of water, so your case is larger. However, being bottlenecked it will produce higher pressures than the Maxi would. Trying to avoid getting real technical, but you may find that slightly slower powders than W296/2400 (like H4227 or even a tad slower) may provide the best internal ballistics. ASS_CLOWN | |||
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art, I have no burn rate data on the Vit powders, sorry. I could only give you rough estimates of the pressures. ASS_CLOWN | |||
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Boy I thought you knew how to work your program, those figures are way off. Just kidding AC, thanks very much for going to the trouble to run the numbers for me. I should have did the water thing before, I used 2 different methods to get the grs. of water and came up with 23.6 and 24 grs of water to the base of the bullet as near as I can tell. They say that the max pressure for the Marlin 1894 is 40,000 psi. Any recommendation on max grains of powder for the 2 powders I gave you for the 180 gr. bullet to get 40 to 41,000 psi? Thanks again this has helped me from using too hot of a load. There weren't even any of the 'standard' pressure signs with any of the loads listed above. I owe you one. Steve E....... | |||
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Steve, Quote: Usually I do! Forgive me though, as I am very busy and I must have screwed up something (actually I am quite sure I screwed up something). This isn't an excuse, simply a statement of fact. Quote: As I attempted to indicate in the previous post the analysis is based on a myriad of assumptions. The pressure may not be as high as it indicated. Do you have any chronograph data? If you can tell me what you have seen for muzzle velocities I can tweak (correct) a great many of the simulation assumptions. You'll need to give me sometime though as I will be out for the next several days; therefore, unable to work on it. ASS_CLOWN | |||
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Just kidding. I haven't been able to set up my Chrony yet. I should get back to my regular range next weekend (I hope)and can set up my Chrony there. Thanks a bunch for helping me. How much does one of those programs cost? I'll PM you when I have the velocity for the 180's. And the total capacity of water in the case is 34.5 grs. Steve E........ | |||
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AC Have you tried the "designer" function in that program I gave you, and if so how do you like it? BTW, it has the 357/44 B&D cartridge drawing (at least after doing the online upgrades) | |||
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