[TheForge] GAS FORGE QUESTION
GHS
ghs at execpc.com
Mon Oct 4 11:18:36 EDT 2004
Does how long you have been working effect this, and does it happen when
it is hot outside?
As the propane chills off the pressure in the tank will drop. Using the
propane is in effect the cooling portion of a refrigeration cycle.
My lp soldering pots work much better in the summer than the winter.
Mike Graf
Gladish Family wrote:
> No, it's odd because it happens when running normal (fairly high) heat.
> For some reason the pipe heats up occasionally...
> After I wrote yesterday I fired it up again and worked for about an hour and
> a half more and it worked perfectly...
> Andy g.
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>>I tend to run atmospheric rather than blown forges, but both can have
>>problems running at low pressure/temperature. If the flow of air and fuel
>>gets too slow, it can start burning up inside the pipe rather than at the
>>burner mouth. Does this tend to happen when you're running at low speed?
>>
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