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Saves on gas
25 January 2013
Fulton's new modulating burner uses a linkageless burner management system to operate two modulating actuators: one regulating the flow of gas; the other adjusting air flow to ensure optimum combustion across the full f
Fulton's new modulating burner
uses a linkageless burner management
system to operate two modulating
actuators: one regulating the flow of
gas; the other adjusting air flow to
ensure optimum combustion across
the full firing
range of the
boiler. Each
valve can be
adjusted by as
little as 0.1°,
allowing small
adjustments to
be made to
output.
Gas flowing in is controlled by two fuel valves, one acting as a safety shut-off, the other as a constant pressure governor. Burner output is regulated via a pressure transducer and controller using a 4-20mA signal.
Initial results of a trial at Cardiff University show a significant reduction in gas consumption and savings on electricity too.
Gas flowing in is controlled by two fuel valves, one acting as a safety shut-off, the other as a constant pressure governor. Burner output is regulated via a pressure transducer and controller using a 4-20mA signal.
Initial results of a trial at Cardiff University show a significant reduction in gas consumption and savings on electricity too.
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