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Check Burner
The burner combustion efficiency should be checked regularly
by measuring the combustion products’ CO2
content. Too little combustion air (producing high CO) can
overheat the burner, produce soot and cause damage. Too much
combustion air reduces the system efficiency by increasing
fuel consumption. Simply monitoring the heater flue gas
temperature can quickly indicate a problem. The lower the
temperature the higher the heater efficiency. Increased flue
gas temperature could indicate the burner is out of
adjustment or soot build-up in the heater.
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T.J. Morris © Thermal Fluid Systems, Inc. |
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