Study of Technology for Detecting Pre-Ignition Conditions of ... - NIST
Study of Technology for Detecting Pre-Ignition Conditions of ... - NIST
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CPSC-IAG95-1145<br />
to sensor means comprising a flame sensor (74), <strong>for</strong> sensing the presence <strong>of</strong> combustion, and to a thermostat (75} and characterised in that (a)<br />
the body has an upstanding heat tmmfcr main wdl (34) which has a combustion chamber side exposed to heat m the combustion chamer, and<br />
hasprovided thereina fuel connector duct (53) to receive fuel fi-oma supply pipe (1 15) connectable to the b;dy (14] (b) the heaterunit comprises<br />
an integrally replaceable unit (15) which incorporates the flame sensor (74), the thermostat (75), the burner ignition means (73), the vatve<br />
assembly (71] the burner (80) rmd an electronic automatic control unit (72) <strong>of</strong> the control means fastened together to <strong>for</strong>m the integrally<br />
replaceable unit (15> (c) the replaceable unit (15) is secured releasable by festem (79) to the main wall (34) <strong>of</strong> tbe body (14) so that (i) the<br />
burner and the valve assembly (71) are located on the combustion chamber side <strong>of</strong> the main wall (34> (ii) the valve assembly is releaaably<br />
clamped to the body (14) to aealiigly engage the body around the fuel comector duct (5), to receive fuel theret?orn,(@ the thermostat(75) is<br />
held in thmmrdcontact with the main wall (34) and (iv) the electronic automatic control unit (72) is located in a space sepmted ffom the heated<br />
space in which the burner is d=posed so thatthe electronic automatic control unit (72) is shiel&d from burner hex (d) the flame sensor, ignition<br />
means, valve assembly and thermostat are electrically comected in the replaceable unit (15) to the electronic automatic control un<br />
Heising C. IL Patterao~ IL C.<br />
Reliability expectations <strong>for</strong> protective relays.<br />
Associated Power Analysts Inc, USA<br />
Fourth InternationalConference on Developments in Power System Protection<br />
Ediib@ E@<br />
1989 Apr 11-13<br />
IEE Confkrenee Publication n 302. Publ by IEE, Londo~ EngL p 23-26<br />
1989<br />
Hitche@ I. R.<br />
PROCESS SAFETY BASED ON INSTRUMENT SUPERVISORY& SAFEGUARDING SYSTEMS: DESIGN& TESTING PHILOSOPHIES.<br />
UKF Fertilizers L@ Chester, Engl<br />
Process Meaauremen~ Control and Applications.<br />
Part <strong>of</strong> PROMECON Control & InstrumentationExhibition and Conference. Part <strong>of</strong> PROMECON Control & InstrumentationExhibition and<br />
Contkrence.<br />
Londo~ Engl<br />
1984 Jun 19-22<br />
I@ <strong>of</strong> Measurement & Control, London, E@<br />
Publ by brat<strong>of</strong> Measurement & ContioL Londo~ Engl p 269-274<br />
1984<br />
HUBE~ E. J.<br />
Safety considerations in the selections <strong>of</strong> switches and relays.<br />
Underwriters’ Lab Inc, Melville, NY<br />
ASME Pap 71-DE-33 <strong>for</strong> meeting Apr 19-221971, 5 p<br />
1971<br />
Author (Inventor} JENSEN G E<br />
Temp. alarm partic. <strong>for</strong> kitchen use comprises smatl and easily handleable unit <strong>for</strong> direct application on cooking unit and incorporating inbuilt<br />
thermostatic contact NoAbstract<br />
Patent Assignee (JENS/) JENSEN G E<br />
WPI ACCNo: 93-259881/33<br />
Patent No. (~lC) DK 9101844A 9305129333<br />
Author (Inventor): JONES G E PRICE B L<br />
Relay operation checking circuit <strong>for</strong> e.g. burner control has load and lockout relays to power and deactivate device respectively and generator<br />
<strong>for</strong> supplying short duration signals<br />
Patent Assi~ee: (GASC ) BRITISH GAS PLC<br />
WPI ACCNo: 89-124557/17<br />
N89-094967<br />
Patent No. (Basic) GB 2209076 A 8904268917<br />
The relay operation system includes a load relay RL2 <strong>for</strong> powering a device, a lockout relay RL16 <strong>for</strong> deactivating the device, a<br />
detector circuit QI, R37, C17, D9 <strong>for</strong> sensing short durationsignak, and generatorR30, C16 <strong>for</strong> providing a succession <strong>of</strong> short durationsignals<br />
<strong>for</strong> input to the detector circuit via the coil <strong>of</strong> the lockout relay. The system fiuther comprises a supply <strong>for</strong> powering the load relay in response<br />
to the detected signal succession whereby a check on the continuity <strong>of</strong> the lockout relay coil and the powering <strong>of</strong> the outputrelay is effected by<br />
the same signal. The signals are normally insfilcient to actuate the lockout relay. K the lockout relay f~s to operate, the resistor R37 will<br />
eventually fail to disable the load relay. If the lockout relay becomes open circuit the load relay is de-energised.<br />
.4uthor (Inventor): KNUTSON .4 E<br />
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