Propane Equipment Catalog

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VAPORIZORS

148 VAPORIZORS Direct Fired LPG Vaporizers A propane vaporizer is actually a boiler. Instead of boiling water, it boils propane. It may sound strange that heat is required to vaporize propane when propane will boil at -44 F, but, when propane vaporizes by expansion alone, it causes a refrigeration action. In applications with high propane demand, the uncontrolled vaporization would freeze valves and burner nozzles. Therefore, heat is required to offset the refrigeration action. Direct fired vaporizers use a portion of the propane they vaporize to supply the heat for the vaporization process. AES direct fired vaporizers can be used to vaporize all forms of LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas), including Propane, Butane, Propylene, etc. • For Propane, Butane, & other LPG • Two-Stage Burner • Dual Liquid Level Control • Piezo Ignitor MFR#

DESCRIPTION

DIMENSIONS

WEBB#

ALTAE-50 ALTAE-80

50 Gal LP 80 Gal LP

17”D x 14” W x 59” H 17”D x 14” W x 67” H

203924 203925

17”D x 14” W x 76” H

203926

ALTAE-120 120 Gal LP

Comparative Thermal Value of Fuels Natural Gas .................................................. 100,000 BTU’s =1 Therm Fuel Oil......................................................... 42 Gallons = 1 barrel

Gas Conversion Factors 1 Cubic Foot (CF) ......................................... Approximate 1,000 BTU’s 100 CF ......................................................... 100,000 BTU’s 1 Therm ....................................................... 100,000 BTU’s 10 Therms ................................................... 1 Decartherm (DTH) 1 DTH .......................................................... 1,000,000 BTU’s 1 DTH .......................................................... 1 MM BTU

Approximate Conversion Propane/Gallon ............................................ 91,500 BTU’s = .915 Therms/Gallon Butane/Gallon .............................................. 103,000 BTU’s = 1.03 Therms/Gallon #2 Heating Oil/Diesel/Gallon ........................ 138,500 BTU’s = 1.385 Therms/Gallon #6 Fuel Oil/Barrel ......................................... 6,350,000 BTU’s = 63.5 Therms/Gallon Coal (Short Ton) .......................................... 21,900,000 BTU’s = 219 Therms/Short Ton 1 Truck & Trailer of Propane (9,300 Gallons)= 8,510 Therms 1 Truck & Trailer of Butane (9,300 Gallons) = 9,274 Therms 1 Truck & Trailer of Diesel (8,000 Gallons) = 11,080 Therms 1 Truck & Trailer of #6 Fuel (7,000 Gallons) = 10,500 Therms

Convert Cents/Gallon to $/MM BTU Multiply Cents/Gallon by: Ethane ......................................................... 15.24 Gallons/MM BTU Propane ....................................................... 10.93 Gallons/MM BTU Normal Butane ............................................. 9.71 Gallons/MM BTU Iso-Butane ................................................... 10.12 Gallons/MM BTU Mixed Butane (75/25) .................................. 9.81 Gallons/MM BTU Natural Gasoline .......................................... 8.00 Gallons/MM BTU #2 Oil ........................................................... 7.22 Gallons/MM BTU

Convert $/Bbl to $/MM BTU Divide $Bbl by: #6 Oil ........................................................... 6.35 MM BTU/Barrel #6 Oil ........................................................... 151,190 MM BTU/Gallon To Order: (800) 243-9360 • CT: (800) 228-0508 • FAX: (800) 274-2004 • www.victormfg.com


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