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Technical Articles

Below is a selection of technical articles by Marc Ward covering many aspects of kiln design, burner troubleshooting, gas pressure, safety systems, propane tanks, etc. Altitude Firing: Some Considerations BASO Valve: New One Not Working BTU Requirements for Various Kilns Blaming Burners for Kiln Problems Blower Sizes for Forced Air Burners Capacity Ratings on Valves, Pipes, Etc. Ceramic Fiber: Some Thoughts Commercial Kilns vs. Site-Built Kilns Converting Electric Kilns to Gas Controllers for Gas Kilns Debunking Myths: Candleing & More Draft and Its Importance Economy vs Efficiency Firing Rates: What's Fast? What's Slow? Flame Rectification: How Does a Flame Rod Work? Gas Pressure: The Basics Heat Work: What Cones Really Measure Infrared Energy and Raku Kiln Sizes Inspectors and How to Work With Them Kiln Assumptions LP Tank Sizes for Various Kiln Sizes Orifices: Messing Around With Them Pilots: Standing and Intermittent Pressure & Volume: How They Relate Pressure Gauges: What They Are Telling You Propane Tank Freeze Up Regulators and How They Work Safety Systems: A Brief Overview Safety Systems and Risk Management Thermocouples (2 articles) Valves: Types Used for Burners
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