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sizing by orifice
bottomheater
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anybody have btu/hr data/orifice size? my only clue short of a room to room heat loss calc is a 7/32" orifice in an Economite in a J0T4
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Looked up the bit # right between #2 & #3 size orifice drill bits. So at 3.5 inches of nat gas @ specific gravity of .60 A #2 would give you, 149.55 cu ft per hour, and a #3 would give you 139.91 cu ft per hour. Hope this helps bigugh OH > @ 3.5 inches of gas pressure0 -
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