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Acetylene gas can also condense and drip off the torch, causing a fire risk. To avoid this, the rate of withdrawal of gas should be restricted to the values given in the British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) Code of Practice The design and construction of manifolds using acetylene gas from 1.5 bar to a maximum working
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