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October 28, 2014, 14:35
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Domestic Stove Top Gas Burner
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Bryan Rossi
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Hello,
I am designing a new style of stovetop gas burner for a CFD(Fluent) project and I truly cannot find the proper gas information I need. - I need to know the gauge pressure of a standard gas line in an oven in the United States - I would also like to know -Gas Velocity -Gas orifices/outlets/port sizes - It would be very helpful in my design to know the standard properties of a general gas burner Thank you for your time |
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