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ozak
post Jan 30 2014, 08:01 PM

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QUOTE(azleena @ Jan 30 2014, 03:31 PM)
good thing to note! but then it really will be impossible to change the hose!
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It is definitely ok for the tank outside and run a long hose inside.

If you want a more secure, safe and last long, run a flexible copper pipe. Than short hose for both side. It is easy to change the hose next time.
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post Oct 9 2014, 09:19 AM

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QUOTE(Flawless1 @ Oct 9 2014, 01:52 AM)
hopefully it is locked n secured. during one of the police talks, not advisable to hv a gas tank outside the house (especially landed properties) burglars cn use the gas tank as a tool to break down your windows n doors.
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In my case, the burglars climb in and carried away the tank. Can sell off for RM50.

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post Oct 9 2014, 02:27 PM

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QUOTE(sentinal3_16 @ Oct 9 2014, 02:12 PM)
Is it safe to put gas cylinder outside of the house? I was thinking this last time but just worried of the lighting might hit the cylinder.
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That is 1 in a million chance. Ha......

Putting outside is more safe than inside. Gas leak won't kill you. Chance of explode is less if caught fire.
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post Oct 9 2014, 07:45 PM

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QUOTE(weikee @ Oct 9 2014, 06:00 PM)
GI pipe is good enough, there no water only gas, won't clog the GI pipes.
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After many yrs, it will clog also. But clog the valve O ring and stuck the nozzle. GI is using because it cheaper.

Doing a lot using GI pipe as gas piping. Even for bigger gas pipe which using flange to joint.

The best is still the copper pipe. And for easy work, just use the flexible copper pipe. Cause the diameter is just fit nice to the hose. And tighten with the hose clip.
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post Oct 10 2014, 11:15 AM

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QUOTE(weikee @ Oct 10 2014, 10:55 AM)
Ok, maybe copper will be better. My aunt house using GI, almost 30 years now, din't hear her complain on clog.
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How long it last very much depend on the vapour content in the pipe. Who will open out the GI pipe and check. Most of the people don't no and thaught the burner have problem when the

1) turn the knob higher to get more frame
2) yellow frame
3) totally no frame.

But this is very easy DIY. Just unscrew the nozzle, knock the nozzle till the dirt out. If too stubborn use a needle or what ever match the nozzle size hole, poke into it. But don't poke too hard till the hole big. Some of this nozzle is make of copper.

For o ring, change it, oil it and clean the internal.
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post Oct 10 2014, 12:05 PM

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QUOTE(weikee @ Oct 10 2014, 11:38 AM)
Condo gas piping is still using GI right?
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I not sure here. But what I experience in spore HDB is using GI pipe.

For factory yes. Most of it. For bigger size that have big gas tank in factory which need bigger pipe, Steel pipe is use. Joint is weld with flange and screw and nut is use.

Copper is use when near to burner and around it.
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post Oct 10 2014, 12:11 PM

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QUOTE(Mohdnorazman @ Oct 10 2014, 11:47 AM)
Hi ozak
What is suitable copper pipe size for lpg gas? Plan to do for my kitchen
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Any copper size 1/8 is ok. The gas hose internal diameter is just nice to fix in. Use hose clip to secure it.

Don't forget to test with soap water and pressure it for sometime for leaking test.

 

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