How to adjust the noise of the restaurant's fierce fire and single stove frying furnace?

There is a loud sharp sound when cooking and boiling water with a fierce fire stove, which is the result of the high-speed movement of the fire [combustible gas] of the fierce fire stove and the violent impact of the resistance generated at the bottom of the cooking pot or boiling pot. The big fire is because the bigger the anger, the greater the resistance due to the obstruction of the bottom of the pot, so the sound will be louder. When you remove the pot or kettle, the resistance is gone, and the sound naturally decreases, just like the noise made by a high-pressure water gun against a metal cylinder. This is an objective phenomenon and cannot be avoided. \x0d\ The most obvious advantage of a strong stove is that in the cooking process, in a very short time, some dishes that must be fried in a spicy pot, such as vegetables, can be kept fresh and tender in color, or the fried meat can be moderately soft and hard, not mixed with other mixed side dishes, and the color, fragrance and taste are different, which can ensure that all side dishes are cooked thoroughly. Therefore, if you want to cook with a large fire stove, you must be able to accept the noise caused by too much firepower. Similarly, if it is used to boil water or steam, cook and stir-fry, the time is much shorter and the efficiency is much higher than that of ordinary gas stoves. Everything has advantages and disadvantages, and there are gains and losses. The advantage of a fierce fire stove is that it has large firepower and high speed, but the disadvantage is that it will definitely make noise; Ordinary gas stoves, on the other hand, have less firepower, and the same boiling water or cooking time is longer, but the natural noise is much smaller, or even not felt. Therefore, for chefs with excellent cooking skills or young people in families who like cooking, such harsh voice is not enough for them, and they even don't feel its existence. For the old people who are slow to move, it may not be just the noise from the fierce stove, but the movements of their hands and feet can't keep up, and they will definitely not adapt. \x0d\ If you can't accept such noise, I suggest you change the cooker into an ordinary gas cooker. Although the fierce fire stove has a large firepower, it emits a large amount of smoke (including CO and nitrogen oxides), which is harmful to people, and its safety factor is much worse than that of ordinary gas stoves. And the average family rarely uses strong fire stoves. As far as I know, my relatives, friends, colleagues and classmates have never used strong stoves. Only restaurants, restaurants and restaurants have seen such strong stoves. \x0d\ Personal opinion, for reference only.