What is the reason for the redness of natural gas flame?

The redness of natural gas flame may be due to insufficient oxygen or blocked gas stove.

Lack of oxygen leads to red flame in the gas stove, and the used natural gas can only burn normally after being fully mixed with oxygen. If natural gas and oxygen are not fully mixed, it is actually impossible to burn normally. The natural gas cooker has a valve to adjust the amount of gas and oxygen. If the oxygen intake is too small, the gas stove may have a red flame.

The so-called blockage causes the gas stove to emit red flame, which means that a large number of impurities enter the position of the cooker plate of the gas stove, which will not only affect the normal combustion of our gas, but also cause other problems. It is also possible that it can't burn because of impurities. The final result of these reasons is that the gas stove can't have a normal blue flame.

Suggestions on improving natural gas flame redness;

We just need to find the valve of the gas stove and then adjust it with the button on the regulating valve. When adjusting, we pay attention to the change of flame color. When we find that the color of the gas stove is normal and turns light blue, it means that we have adjusted it correctly and then we can use it normally, or our gas stove can be replaced if it doesn't work well.

Household gas stoves all have a stove panel with a small switch on it. Turn on this small switch and we can take out the gas pan of the gas stove. After that, we will find a lot of particulate impurities in it. It is because of these impurities that a red flame will appear in our gas stove. These impurities can be removed with small objects.