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Originally Posted by Mike H
Yes, I know what the pressure needs to be but, what I mean't was that they should be regulated down to just above their working pressure so that the hose does not have all of that pressure on it, which is above 200 psi. IIRC.
I have seen that setup before at a studio and when I asked if they ever turned off the valve on the tank they said why? I left.
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Actually at 70° f. pressure is only about 110psi.... Still a lot but lets not add to the problem with exaggerated values....
http://www.flameengineering.com/Propane_Info.html
IF outside temp reach a whopping 110° yes pressures are above 200psi...
Dale
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