I am connecting an old gas kiln to my house natural gas supply. Does anyone know what natural gas pressure I need at the kiln? Does anyone know the natural gas pressure in a house?
Is it as simple as connecting the kiln to the natural gas line under my house, or do I need to do something else to get enough pressure?
Richard
Gas combustion made simple! At about 10:1 air / fuel you will get a nice blue efficient flame (natural gas, propane not so much), plenty of oxygen for efficient combustion. A nice blue base of the flame is a reasonable indication of an oxidizing fairly efficient flame so the answer to your question is basically yes it’s a decent indication enough primary air is coming in. . Venturi burners are sort of self calibrated within a pressure range of operation so the more gas pressure, the more primary