The size of the holes in the stove are for pressurized natural gas. If you can pressurise your bio-gas you may not need special burners. The holes in a bio-gas stove are bigger because the bio-gas is typically at less pressure than what you would have in a natural gas hookup. putting weight on the top of your tank (like bricks) may be enough for you to use it in nat-gas generators and stoves (my source is YouTube)
Most space heaters are no longer convertible, you must by the unit on the gas that you are using at your home. Those that are (Usually very old units), there is more to it than just changing the jet. PLEASE! do not do this your self. If you get it wrong, a fire, injury or death is highly possible, and you would be surprised how often this happens. Your gas company can do this very cheaply, especially if you can drop the unit off at your companies office.
i have a raburn gas cooker can i convert it from town gas to lpg
LPG contains propane (C3H8) and butane (C4H10)
i am also searching the same answer can any body explain why lpg gas dont leak between regulator and burner in spite of big hole
it is both physical and chemical change
It is not safe to do this with a stove that was not designed for it.
It is not possible for a personm to use the LP gas orificesfrom a Hotpoint stove to convert a Frigidaire stove. Gas lines should only be connected or converted by a professional.
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It is possible to convert it to gas, but this isn't a job you want to do yourself as it is very dangerous and involves rewiring of the stove. Call several gas fitters to visit your home and get a quote on what they could do for you.
The sales man got her to convert from a gas stove to an electric stove. I decided to convert religions.
LPG contains petroleum gas.
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If you mean the burner (where the flames are used for cooking) , the lpg stove has a gas shut off valve which closes the pipeline when your finished