Critical Dimensions For Mixing Venturi?

Hello. Does anyone know what parts of a gas inspirator (venturi) primarily affect the fuel/air ratio? I've tried searching high and low for the answer to this and can't find it anywhere. It seems like a black art or something.

See, what I'm doing is building a reproduction of a pest scaring device which makes a loud noise to scare away birds and animals from crops, just in case anyone was curious. The goal is to have an adjustable fuel/air ratio to vary the flame speed. This changes the "tone" that is produced. Maximum flame speed occurs when the mixture is stoichiometric and tapers off on either side. I figured someone on here would know about this because sometimes people make their own custom burners for their kilns.

Thank you, Robert

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The adjustable wheel that can be screwed up or down by hand asjusts the oxygen allowed to flow through the venturi, this gives a richer or leaner mixture of air/fuel ratio. the closer the wheel to the venturi the richer the flame with a decrease in flame velocity, screwing the wheel away from the venturi allows more air in, a cleaner burn and an increase in velocity, the pressure of the gas supply remains constsnt throughout.

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