Posted by JOB on August 16, 2012 at 05:01:24 from (74.36.131.224):
In Reply to: Re: acetelyne torch posted by Stick welding on August 15, 2012 at 20:55:32:
stick weld your first two sentences don't even make sense. I am not a mathematician, but doesn't 7 hours equate to your withdrawal rate. The withdrawal rate for acetylene is 1/7 of the cylinder capacity per hour not 7 hours. I have emptied large acetylene cylinders in 3 or 4 hours using a #15 tip and never seen a black type liquid as you mentioned in another post. I have seen the flame look a little different, maybe a little feathery. I assumed that was the acetone burning. 7 lbs of acetylene and 40 lbs of oxygen works for me. I can cut clean and quick. And I use a #1 tip. You set your pressure at anything you want, whatever you like. What ever works best for you.
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