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You can think of it this way .. Hand layup CF with vacuum has a slightly better strength than the same thickness in aluminium--
6 layers of standard 200gsm twill will give you roughly 1,5 mm thickness which will probably not be enough to have a safety margin ..
I would make such a "tank" by first laying up 2 layers of standard CF cloth, then ppel-ply, then vacuum ..
Once cured, I would wind on two layers of CF tow ... Hard .. while applying resin .. This will give the "tank" a very high "hoop-strength" Start at one end, then go back over the first layer and keep the winding tight .. keep the tension on by clamping the "loose end" of the tow .. then let it cure to a tack, and apply an outer layer of Carbon/kevlar mix .. (to avoid sharp shards of CF IF the tank "breaks")
This way you will have a tank that has a good safety margin for the 10 Bar ...
You may want to think about making metal (stainless steel) threaded adapters an integrated part of the layup.. it will be less prone to cracking along the strees points that wil always be present when drilling and gluing them in ..
Please post pics e.t.c. here -- of your experiments.
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