Certain household and commercial devices are engineered to operate using combustible gaseous fuels. These devices harness the energy released during combustion to provide various functions, such as heating, cooking, and drying. Examples include stoves, ovens, water heaters, and clothes dryers specifically designed for this purpose.
The utilization of these fuel-powered appliances offers advantages such as rapid heating, precise temperature control, and consistent performance. Historically, their adoption has been driven by the accessibility and cost-effectiveness of the fuel source in many regions, contributing significantly to advancements in domestic comfort and efficiency.
