Orifice sizes for Natural Gas

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    • 5 Apr 2000 at 7:32 pm #278047
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        Can someone send me a table relating orifice size (numbered drill bit) to BTU for NATURAL gas.

        Thanks.

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      • 5 Apr 2000 at 10:35 pm #297577
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          Sure But 1st what specific gravity of the “Gas” your talking about?

          Do you know the BTU rating per CU ft of this Fuel? for example some “natural gas” has a heating value as low as 900 BTU to a high of 1,200 per CU ft.

          What pressure is available?

          When you know this information contact GAMA with your requirements.

          If your in a hurry READ the AGA gas code.. Good luck


          SylvanLMP

          [Edited by SylvanLMP on 05 April 2000]

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