How can propane increase pressure?
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Winter has arrived, and the propane being used contains dimethyl ether; the pressure remains between 4 and 6. Sometimes it’s not possible to use it. How can this problem be solved? Thank you
Is your propane in liquid form?? If so... use an evaporator with a pair of sleeves to heat the propane to 55 degrees C..... and that will do it
The problem is that I use it in the casting industry; due to high-power cutting, the output voltage is set quite high, so the methods mentioned above don’t work very well. Are there any other solutions? Thank you
You can check its saturated vapor pressure; it can’t be too high. There seems to be no other way – raising the temperature is the most effective approach
Oh, thank you. I’m not sure what other cutting methods are available nowadays besides propane gas cutting, (manual ones)
Steel plates can be cut using an oxy-acetylene flame; this method can be considered.
Do you mean that oxy-acetylene flame cutting uses oxygen and acetylene?
That’s right... it’s a high-temperature combustion gas produced by the mixing of oxygen and acetylene, with a temperature of around 1300 to 1500 degrees Celsius
10# zpp oxy-hydrogen cutting: is it your own idea, or is it actually used in practice?