What is the reason why liquefied gas stoves don't ignite?

The reason why the electronic components of the liquefied gas stove don't ignite is that the battery is dead, so the user only needs to replace the battery in the gas stove.

Liquefied petroleum gas, like oil and natural gas, is a fossil fuel. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is a mixture of various low-boiling gases in the process of petroleum refining, and has no fixed components. The main components are butene, propylene, butane and propane. Although most energy enterprises do not specialize in producing liquefied petroleum gas, it contains a certain amount of output because it is a by-product of other fuel refining processes.

90% of the natural gas extracted from underground by energy enterprises is methane, and the rest is all kinds of liquefied petroleum gas. The output of liquefied petroleum gas extracted from natural gas ranges from 1% to 3%, and liquefied petroleum gas can also be separated from crude oil.

battery

Battery refers to a part of the space of a cup, can or other container or composite container containing electrolyte solution and metal electrodes that generate current, and a device that can convert chemical energy into electrical energy. Can be divided into positive electrode and negative electrode. With the development of science and technology, batteries generally refer to small devices that can generate electricity, such as solar cells.

The performance parameters of the battery mainly include electromotive force, capacity, specific energy and resistance. Using battery as energy source, we can get a current with stable voltage, stable current, stable power supply for a long time and little external influence. The battery is simple in structure, easy to carry, easy to charge and discharge, unaffected by external climate and temperature, stable and reliable in performance, and plays a huge role in all aspects of modern social life.