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Flame Temperatures some Common Gases

Adiabatic flame temperatures for some common fuel gases - propane, butane, acetylene and more - air or oxygen atmosphere

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The flame temperatures for some common fuel gases can be found in the table below:

Fuel Gas	Combustion with Oxygen (^oC)	Combustion with Air (^oC)
Acetylene	3,100	2,400
Butane		1,970
Carbon Monoxide		2,121
Ethane		1,960
Hydrogen	2,660	2,045
MAPP¹⁾	2,980
Methane	2,810	1,957
Natural Gas	2,770
Propane	2,820	1,980
Propane Butane Mix		1,970
Propylene	2,870

Note! Initial gas, air and oxygen temperature at 20^oC. No excess air/oxygen.

¹⁾ MAPP gas is a mixture of various hydrocarbons, principally, methyl acetylene and propadiene.

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