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Eclipse ThermJet Burners for Preheated Combustion Air - Power ...

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System Design3DesignDesign structureDesigning a burner system is a straight-<strong>for</strong>ward exercise ofcombining modules that add up to a reliable and safe system.The design process is divided into the following steps:1. Burner model selection:a. The burner size and quantityb. The fuel type and pressurec. The combustor material2. Control methodology3. Ignition system4. Flame monitoring system5. <strong>Combustion</strong> air system: blower and air pressure switch6. Main gas shut-off valve train selection7. Process temperature control systemStep 1: Burner modelselectionBurner size and quantitySelect the size and number of burners based on the heat balance.For heat balance calculations, refer to the <strong>Combustion</strong>Engineering Guide (EFE 825).Per<strong>for</strong>mance data, dimensions and specifications are given <strong>for</strong>each TJPCA model in Data Sheets 206-1 through 206-13Fuel type & fuel pressureThe usable fuel types are:• Natural gas• Propane• ButaneFor other fuels less than 800 Btu/ft (330 MJ/m3) contact <strong>Eclipse</strong>with an accurate breakdown of the fuel contents.The minimum gas pressure required at the burner can be foundin <strong>ThermJet</strong> PCA Data Sheets 206-1 through 206-13.<strong>Eclipse</strong> <strong>ThermJet</strong> PCA Design Guide No. 206, 3/5/07

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