L Lou Moderator Staff member Moderator Joined Nov 4, 2007 Messages 5,210 Location Rhodia Drive Apr 22, 2018 #41 I need to check but I’m pretty sure propane/O2 is compatible with H2/O2. That is not the case with the hotter but sootier C2H2/O2.
I need to check but I’m pretty sure propane/O2 is compatible with H2/O2. That is not the case with the hotter but sootier C2H2/O2.
K kurtak Well-known member Joined Jan 16, 2014 Messages 3,850 Location John Day Oregon Apr 23, 2018 #42 Lou said: I need to check but I’m pretty sure propane/O2 is compatible with H2/O2. That is not the case with the hotter but sootier C2H2/O2. Click to expand... Lou - that would be good to know for sure as I already have propane/O2 set up Kurt
Lou said: I need to check but I’m pretty sure propane/O2 is compatible with H2/O2. That is not the case with the hotter but sootier C2H2/O2. Click to expand... Lou - that would be good to know for sure as I already have propane/O2 set up Kurt
S snoman701 Well-known member Joined Oct 8, 2016 Messages 2,108 Location SE MI Apr 23, 2018 #43 The torch is compatible, the regulator may or may not be. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
L Lou Moderator Staff member Moderator Joined Nov 4, 2007 Messages 5,210 Location Rhodia Drive Apr 23, 2018 #44 Went and checked. At least with my torches like that, propane/O2 works and H2/O2 works. Acetylene just pops and cracks and doesn't stay lit. Does that on my propane rosebud too (both H2 and propane seem to burn fine).
Went and checked. At least with my torches like that, propane/O2 works and H2/O2 works. Acetylene just pops and cracks and doesn't stay lit. Does that on my propane rosebud too (both H2 and propane seem to burn fine).
G goldandsilver123 Well-known member Joined Aug 11, 2015 Messages 209 Apr 23, 2018 #45 Thanks Lou! I think I'm finally going to buy a H2 cylinder. For a torch and reduction of Rh/Pd/Pt in H2 atmosphere.
Thanks Lou! I think I'm finally going to buy a H2 cylinder. For a torch and reduction of Rh/Pd/Pt in H2 atmosphere.
