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Natural Gas Appliance UFies: Question...	by tonyz	2014-02-06 18:26:44
It might be some sort of pressure regulator and	by wwill	2014-02-06 18:35:49
It looks like this	by tonyz	2014-02-06 19:36:28
That is a stock municipal natural gas meter.	by wwill	2014-02-06 19:46:17
Regulator and shut-off included. It has no non-municipal uses, they only use them for natural gas, never seen any used for propane or other bottled or tanked gas. There are municipal-type distribution network gas lines there in that area. I don't know where the information about the non-existent gas lines came from, but there are distribution lines from SOMEWHERE in that area. That kind of meter set-up is totally useless for anything other than that. The carrier-supplied tank gas companies use a completely different sort of meter and a really different regulator set-up. The one there is for the roughly 6 or 7 kilopascals that are used for municipal supplies, where compressed propane in tanks is an order of magnitude or more greater.
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So basically,	by tonyz	2014-02-06 20:22:41

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