Blue68f100
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Its the powder burning that generate the gas. Gas by it's self in this case is confined to the chamber/barrel. It's a fixed quantity based on what the burning powder. It changes though based on how much powder there is to burn.
>>>>>>A gas is not a liquid it can be compressed therefore it does not need more space to create more volume .<<<<<<A gas is not a liquid it can be compressed therefore it does not need more space to create more volume . Just like filling a air tank . You can keep putting more and more in until if fails even though the volume of the tank stays fixed . You can continue to fill it with more and more air or gas , that air or gas just becomes more and more compressed raising pressure until it's released or failure of the tank .
I keep hearing how I'm wrong but nobody has explained what is causing the pressure to rise in the bore if the gas is not expanding ? Something has to be happening to cause the pressure to rise . Just stating the pressure will keep rising is not an answer . We all know that or we would never see pressure signs or catastrophic failures .
I've already said I may be wrong , I'd like a better understanding of how you're right .
Me too brother....I do like learning it just take a hammer sometimes .