Difference between natural gas stove and gas stove

Gas stoves use gas, the main components are alkanes, of which methane accounts for the vast majority, and a small amount of ethane, propane and butane. In addition, it generally contains hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen and water vapor, and a small amount of inert gases, such as helium and argon. It is an important industrial raw material and gas for daily life. The lower limit of explosion in the atmosphere is 5.3%, and the upper limit is 15%.

Natural gas cookers use natural gas, and its main components are methane (85%) and a small amount of ethane (9%), propane (3%), nitrogen (2%) and butane (1%). Also known as "biogas", it is mainly used as fuel, and it is also the raw material for making acetaldehyde, acetylene, ammonia, carbon black, ethanol, formaldehyde, hydrocarbon fuel, hydrogenated oil, methanol, nitric acid, synthetic gas, vinyl chloride and other chemicals.

2. Different firepower

The size of firepower is determined by the pressure of gas. The greater the pressure, the greater the firepower. Generally speaking, due to different solar terms, the gas pressure will be greater than that of natural gas, so the firepower of gas stoves will generally be greater than that of natural gas.

3. Different cleanliness

The gas used in gas stoves has little impact on environmental protection;

Natural gas used in natural gas stoves is a clean energy with high quality and high efficiency. The emissions of carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxides are only about half and one fifth of those of coal, and the emissions of sulfur dioxide are almost zero.