Making a pulsejet that runs on any aerosol
Firstly, I used an open tin can for the combustion chamber. The tin can was cleaned thoroughly before use, and allowed to dry. Then two metal tubes were used as an exhaust and inlet. The larger tube, with an approximate diameter of 3.7cm, will act as the exhaust pipe. The smaller tube, with a diameter of 1.9cm will act as an inlet. Next a fuel system must be made. Below is the plan I used to convert 1/4' flexible tubing to 8mm copper pipe. My only supplier of plumbing parts is Screwfix and I could not find a straight adaptor, so multiple adaptors were used to convert the tubing to 8mm, and to accommodate a ball valve. Below is the plan in real life, made with the parts listed above. Next, it is important to crimp the end of the 8mm pipe. This allows for a faster velocity of the fuel entering the combustion chamber. Faster gases have lower pressure, so the Bernoulli effect is amplified. The faster gas effectively sucks in more air, allowing the pulsejet to run more efficiently. Fo