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Jamie_6
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I'm working on a job with a propane-fired generator. The side of the generator says that at maximum load it uses 2.17/79.0 gallons per hour of propane. How do I convert that to Btus to determine the proper gas pipe sizing?
Thanks, Jamie
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Thanks, Jamie
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92000 btu
per gallon of propane
Regards.
Robert0
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