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Flame Temperature

09/21/2009 3:14 PM

What is the flame temperatur of LPG gas at our house.

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09/21/2009 3:26 PM

3595 degrees F. As long as everything is adjusted correctly, this is the hottest it will get. How you adjust the flame will dictate whether or not you will reach this temp.

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09/25/2009 8:32 PM

It depends on the burner construction but i can say that approximately between 400 and 600 °C
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09/28/2009 11:53 AM

It depends upon a number of factors, including how well the gas and the air are mixed at the flame boundary. The bluest parts of the flame are the hottest.

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