Im looking to run my brew system off of natural gas. I have 4 kegs and will need 3 burners it will be a 3 tier with a spurge water tank 100% gravity fed. I have natural gas going up to my gill so I want to put a t in that line, and use it to power my burners. My question is what kind of burner do I need for the natural gas and how big do I need to go plan on doing 5-10 finished volume.
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BeardedIdiot
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http://www.williamsbrewing.com/HURRICANE-STOVE-P2213C87.aspx
There you go. They are propane burners, but you can buy an extra valve that converts them to natural gas. You can also just buy the burners, without a stand, for about $40:
http://www.williamsbrewing.com/HURRICANE-LOW-PRESSURE-BURNER-NO-STAND-P2677.aspx
I also plan on using natural gas once I get my keggles built. I will most likely be buying these burners.
There you go. They are propane burners, but you can buy an extra valve that converts them to natural gas. You can also just buy the burners, without a stand, for about $40:
http://www.williamsbrewing.com/HURRICANE-LOW-PRESSURE-BURNER-NO-STAND-P2677.aspx
I also plan on using natural gas once I get my keggles built. I will most likely be buying these burners.
BeardedIdiot
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Here's the NG conversion valve:
http://www.williamsbrewing.com/HURRICANE-NATURAL-GAS-CONVERSION-VALVE-P2214.aspx
http://www.williamsbrewing.com/HURRICANE-NATURAL-GAS-CONVERSION-VALVE-P2214.aspx
carlisle_bob
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Hi
Banjo burners are indeed a very normal solution to the problem. You can find them pretty cheap (<$50) and drill out the orifaces for low pressure gas.
Bob
Banjo burners are indeed a very normal solution to the problem. You can find them pretty cheap (<$50) and drill out the orifaces for low pressure gas.
Bob
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