What is the pressure in domestic LPG cylinder in India?

Answer 1

If you are asking what pressure you should have entering the house it would be 10-11" WC (inches of water column) approximately with all appliances lit. I usually set regulator at 12" with nothing on and check for 10-11"wc at appliance burner manifold. The pressure in the tank is high. not sure I don't own a Gage to check. it will damage a water column psi Gage.It will blow the water out of a wc manometer. Some applications require a main regulator that feeds several smaller regulators and is usually set @ 10lbs or so. leave that one alone if you don't work for the propane company. A psi of <10" will cause a weak flame and suit build up. CO levels should be checked to make sure you don't asphyxiate anyone.

rule of thumb on a lp furnace residential type. under 10 years old. is tighten the regulator screw all the way in and back off a quarter turn on the furnace control valve inside the appliance to get the cleanest flame. I hope I helped. If you haven't had experience with LP gas be very careful. It is heavier than air and will linger in ambient. I have lost eyebrows and eyelashes.

These other guys make sense It is used in some refrigerants. I suppose the pressure coincides with the temperature. sometimes when I bbq the tank gets cold condensation and the flames are weak .