/ck/ - Food & Cooking

that's getting into dangerous toxic emissions territory

>>17580283
there's the 25k burner on bluestar, so what's another 5k?

>>17580288
idk i don't make the rules
gas lines also have a maximum flow rate

Buy a commercial range, tons of them have 30k BTU burners.

Pic related, and it's only $1,350

30k is a lot for home use
minimum heat is going to be too hot for gentle cooking unless youre always using huge heavy commercial tier cookware

>>17580338
only 1 burner needs to be 30k, the other ones can be way smaller

>>17580260
just buy 2 23k ones.

Let me guess, you need more.

>>17580462
yes!

>>17580260
>>17580288
>>17581034
>>17580362
You are cooking food...aren't you, anon?

not sure

>>17580315
not insulated

>>17580260
not possible. the commercial ones actually use acetylene to get higher thermal output. natural gas is only capable of about 25k BTU under laboratory conditions. the 23k on a consumer burner is more realistic but depending on your altitude you might get more like 22k BTU.

>>17582533
>natural gas is only capable of about 25k BTU under laboratory conditions
huh, pic is 270k btu

>>17582545
yeah but not over the whole duty cycle. those oscillate. it's a bit like how an incandescent bulb works. it pulses off and on, so you might get 270k BTU at an instant, but averaged it's still probably 23k BTU.

>>17581263
...yeah ?