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Taking Over Where Oven Manufacturers Leave Off
Complying with NFPA 86
by Rich Gallagher
September 1, 2005 | Comments (3)
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Manufacturing to Standard in Europe
Road to European Combustion Equipment Standards
By Mike DeBier
August 1, 2005 | Comments (0)
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Reducing Your Oven’s Hazards, Part 4
General requirements for combustion system interlocks
By Ted Jablkowski
June 1, 2005 | Comments (2)
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6 Gas-Pressure Regulator Questions, Part 2
Gas
pressure regulation is an important part of the overall safety for gas-fired
equipment. Too much or too little gas pressure to the burner can result in an
unstable burner or even an oven explosion. To help avoid this potential hazard,
the National Fire Protection Association developed NFPA Standard 86 to
addresses specific control requirements that all gas trains must have.
by Kevin Carlisle, Karl Dungs USA | April 1, 2005 | Comments (0)
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6 Gas-Pressure Regulator Questions, Part 1
Gas
pressure regulation is an important part of the overall safety for gas-fired
equipment. Too much or too little gas pressure to the burner can result in an
unstable burner or even an oven explosion. To help avoid this potential hazard,
the National Fire Protection Association developed NFPA Standard 86 to
addresses specific control requirements that all gas trains must have.
by Kevin Carlisle, Karl Dungs USA | March 1, 2005 | Comments (0)
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Reducing Your Oven’s Hazards, Part 3
Safety Shutoff-Valve Compliance
By Ted Jablkowski, P.E.
February 1, 2005 | Comments (0)
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Safety-Shutoff Valve Compliance
How, when and why oven valves are 'proved closed.'
By John Dauer
January 1, 2005 | Comments (1)
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Overpressure Shutoff Valves
KEY COMPONENTS OF YOUR FUEL TRAIN
By Steve Ogonek, Kromschroder Inc.
November 1, 2004 | Comments (0)
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Reducing Your Oven's Hazards, Part 2
In Part 2, Ted Jablkowski concludes with the summary of general safety-shutoff valve requirements.
Ted Jablkowski
October 1, 2004 | Comments (0)
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Reducing Your Oven’s Hazards, Part 1
Safety-Shutoff Valve Compliance and NFPA 86
by Ted Jablkowski, P.E. | September 1, 2004 | Comments (0)
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