Here is the picture. The copper tube comes into the gas source on the map. I'm in doubt at the switch. The black line is electronic ignition, and the pipe next to the black lineWhat is the working principle of the gas stove on the map above, copper into the gas source, to switch on the question at me, the black line is the black side of electronic ignition, tube has several holes, why not leak, electronic ignition below, how on fire?
And your cooker nozzle, in my experience, should be liquefied gas.In addition, you can rest assured that as long as the center hole of the nozzle hole is positive (not more than standard error), there is absolutely no possibility of leakage.I have a cooker Certification Engineer, unknown, please ask
In general, such small holes are relatively high combustion oxygen consumption, such as liquefied petroleum gas must be brought, most of the natural gas is also there, artificial gas is absolutely prohibited.
First of all, the bending pipe you mentioned is an iron pipe, not a copper tubeThe two nozzle is copper, your question is 6 holes in each nozzle on the right, and this is the first gas nozzle holes 6 holes in the vertical direction of the jet out, because the gas is ejected with kinetic energy, it can be from 6 small hole injecting air into the Venturi tube, then two times air supply through the throttle.
