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Greg

07-09-2002 17:03:18




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What is the % of oxygen in a bottle?.. Got a great idea the other day, hooked my air compressor to my torch, set it at 40#, thru the regulator and all it will do is blow out the flame, come thru for me T-Bone, countin' on ya, thanks... Greg




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wrenchman

07-10-2002 00:29:02




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 Re: cutting torch question in reply to Greg, 07-09-2002 17:03:18  
on the other hand,there are air/acetylene cutting outfits made...check with your welding supplyer...also are oxy/propane setups too...wonder if you could combine the two???...:)...air/propane??



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Dr. Evil

07-10-2002 09:09:12




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 Re: Re: cutting torch question in reply to wrenchman, 07-10-2002 00:29:02  
YEP... Sure is.... Lots of Kids on another forum I read use that fuel mixture in their diesel pickup truck engines! : -( They seem to be accomplishing about the same thing as Oxy/Acetylene just slower!



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Dr Cy Kosis

07-09-2002 17:57:05




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 Re: cutting torch question in reply to Greg, 07-09-2002 17:03:18  
Oh....about a high 90-something percent.

Almost pure. The only diffence between Medical grade Ox and Industrial is that the Med Ox has a control system that checks and test every so many bottles to guarantee purity.

I shore 'nuff wish I had a nickel for everyone whos had this same idea...I'd shore be rich....



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T_Bone

07-09-2002 18:21:46




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 Re: Re: cutting torch question in reply to Dr Cy Kosis, 07-09-2002 17:57:05  
Hi Greg,

A few moons ago, I looked into liquid gas seperation and it was done with refrigerating common air in effect distillation process that purifiys substances to 99.9% pure with trace elements left over.

Common air is compressed then sent thru a column distiller that refrigerates the gas to it's liquid state, it then is tapped off to that holding tank.
There's other ways of distilling common air but this is usually the cheapest for production costs.

On medical grade oxygen it's the cylinders that go under sanitation as the liquified O2 is pure enough for hunmans.

We do have another poster that says he works(ed) in a gas plant and may he can give some additional info.

Common air is about 75% nitrogen, 23% O2 and 2% trace gases and thats why it won't work for a cutting or cover gas!

T_Bone

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