MAPP GAS
MAPP gas is a stabilized mixture of various hydrocarbons, principally methyl acetylene and propadiene. It produces a flame temperature (2, 976 centigrade) second only to acetylene when burned in oxygen. It gas a high heat release in its primary flame (inner cone) (15, 445kJ/m3), slightly slower than that of acetylene (18, 890KJ/m3) and much higher than that of propane (10, 433KJ/m3). Its secondary flame (outer cone) also gives off a high heat release, similar to propane and natural gas.
MAPP gas combines the qualities of an acetylene flame with a more even heat distribution. It burns hotter than propane and natural gas, and it can burn continuously for 3 hours under normal working condition. The welding temperature can reach 1350 centigrade and the combustion temperature can reach 1300 centigrade under anaerobic conditions.