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Authored by members of the Industrial Heating Equipment Association's safety committee, the Safety Zone column looks at issues relating to oven and furnace standards and safety.
Too much or too little gas pressure to the burner can result in an unstable burner or even an oven explosion. To help avoid this potential hazard, the National Fire Protection Association developed NFPA Standard 86 to addresses specific control requirements that all gas trains must have.
Gas pressure regulation is an important part of the overall safety for gas-fired equipment. Too much or too little gas pressure to the burner can result in an unstable burner or even an oven explosion. To help avoid this potential hazard, the National Fire Protection Association developed NFPA Standard 86 to addresses specific control requirements that all gas trains must have.
Gas pressure regulation is an important part of the overall safety for gas-fired industrial heating equipment. Too much or too little gas pressure to the burner can result in an unstable burner or even an oven explosion.
Gas pressure regulation is an important part of the overall safety for gas-fired equipment. Too much or too little gas pressure to the burner can result in an unstable burner or even an oven explosion. To help avoid this potential hazard, the National Fire Protection Association developed NFPA Standard 86 to addresses specific control requirements that all gas trains must have.