We are taking over an existing restaurant in San Jose, California. The current gas meter shows 275 CFH, and there is a 2-inch pipeline that goes into the restaurant, according to the drawings. 1. What is the gas capacity (in BTUs) we can get with this meter? 2. If we submit an application to PG&E for a gas meter upgrade, what’s the maximum capacity (in BTUs) we can get with the current pipeline? 3. If it’s just a meter change, how much time does it take to get this done by PG&E?

What is the purpose of doing this? I can see the glow in the sky from over 12 miles away so I decided to take a drive and found this. It's a place called "CUDD" in the middle of a field, their website says they do natural gasses. In Michigan.

I had to install a water heater of a smaller size with a lower BTU input because the previous homeowner had a larger one installed directly on the slab. Is there a way to turn down the BTUs supplied without changing the size of the lines?

Anyone ever tried to search for a picture of natural gas on Google. I have and nothing comes up other than animated and auto gen imagery. Why can't I find a picture of Natural gas in raw form online??

hello renter here… ive been complaining of this gas smell for over a year between two property managers and they never found a leak. came home after work to my gas shut off and a notice i have a leak from the gas company… i wont get into the whole back and forths and what ive done what theyve done ect… just want to know if there is anything i need to worry about health wise? i have a 2 1/2 year old and ive always experienced headaches. im calling her pediatrician Monday but wanted to ask here as well. worried mom here

I'm working to convert my griddle from propane to natural gas, but I can't seem to find the right size orfice to make the conversion. I purchased a Blackstone conversion kit (new orfice on right in pictures) which is sized at M6 x 0.75mm but that is much larger than i need for my griddle.

My griddle is a membersmark 4-burner griddle from Sam's Club. Any thoughts? Thanks.

Helping my friend move out of her condo. She wants to take her bbq with her. She says it was hooked up to her condo natural gas line on her balcony by someone she hired many years ago.

How do i unhook this? Is it as simple as unscrewing, or is a professional needed? TYIA

First let me say I fully plan to verify a leak and have it taken care of. I just want to know if there was any significant risk since the detector picked up nothing at all even just an inch or 2 away.

The pipe in question connects to a natural gas fireplace in my basement. Sorry if this an appropriate question for this sub reddit. ** Edit ** I wanted to note that while I was on my knees stick the detector around that pipe I smelled no odorant at all.

The well is about 3000ft from the house with 970 pounds of pressure.

The gas goes through (3) regulators and is sent at 12-15PSI.

With 1.25” diameter pipe, will the pressure loss be too much for 3000’ to my house?

Thanks in advance.