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Tech Notes<br />

Summary of Fuel-Air Ratio Control Systems<br />

for Nozzle Mixing Burners<br />

Control System<br />

System<br />

Cost*<br />

Required<br />

Gas<br />

Pressure**<br />

Control Mode<br />

Hi-Low Modulating Firing Rate?<br />

* I=Inexpensive, M= Moderate, E=Expensive<br />

** L= Low, M=Moderate, H= High<br />

*** Depends on air and gas pressures at burner. See sheets for individual systems.<br />

† If bleeder vent is connected to combustion chamber.<br />

If backpressure<br />

fluctuates, does system<br />

maintain constant:<br />

Fuel-Air<br />

Ratio?<br />

On multiple burner<br />

zones, if one is<br />

shut off, do the<br />

others hold their<br />

ratio?<br />

On-ratio, linked valve<br />

On-ratio,<br />

I L • No *** No<br />

characterized valve<br />

On-ratio, cross connected<br />

M L to M • • No *** No<br />

proportionator<br />

On-ratio, cross connected<br />

M H • • No Yes Yes<br />

proportionator & bleeder M L to M • • No Yes Yes<br />

On-ratio, electronic<br />

Excess air,<br />

E M • • Yes Yes No<br />

fuel-only control<br />

Excess air,<br />

I M • • No *** No<br />

biased proportionator<br />

Excess air,<br />

M H • • No No Yes<br />

throttled impulse M H • • No Yes† Yes<br />

84<br />

Section 2<br />

Sheet C-1

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