ChrisPBacon
Senior Member
Many people say that altitude doesn’t effect propane devices. Really? Heating systems don’t modulate propane delivery? Hmmm. If you were at 18,000 feet where there’s half the partial pressure of oxygen, a propane heater wouldn’t be effected. Oh? It would light as normal where there’s 1/2 the partial pressure of oxygen? In burning, a given proportion of the propane will burn with the available oxygen, but the rest delivered…? Does it disappear? Is it not burned, and just enters your trailer to eventually either explode or suffocate you?
Furnaces have devices that measure the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere, just as every internal combustion or turbine engine have today: fuel is metered accordingly.
I would ask a physicist. There are far too many people that believe cloth masks prevent you from exhaling carbon dioxide. As Jon Stewart said, “Irrational thinking will never be overcome by empirical evidence.”
Furnaces have devices that measure the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere, just as every internal combustion or turbine engine have today: fuel is metered accordingly.
I would ask a physicist. There are far too many people that believe cloth masks prevent you from exhaling carbon dioxide. As Jon Stewart said, “Irrational thinking will never be overcome by empirical evidence.”
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