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Power Flame Inc. is an innovative and forward-thinking manufacturer of gas, oil, combination gas/oil, and low NOx burners, and combustion control systems designed for commercial, industrial, and process applications.
Replacing an obsolete boiler control system can improve boiler efficiency, reduce fuel costs, increase reliability and expand functionality and system monitoring.
Replacing an obsolete boiler control system can improve boiler efficiency, reduce fuel costs, increase reliability and expand functionality and system monitoring.
A functional acceptance test can help alleviate the risks associated with performing first-run testing of factory logic programming for combustion controls or burner management on fired equipment in the field. Performing such testing helps ensure the manufacturing process for critical control systems.
Control systems that are responsible for the safety, startup sequencing and operating supervision of critical applications such as burner management, combustion control and boiler control systems must be designed to be both fail-safe and reliable.
A practical knowledge of the acid dewpoint and its effect on sulfur emissions can better enable process heater operators to reduce maintenance costs, lower emissions and improve combustion efficiency.
Globally, across nearly every industry, OEMs and end users are looking for ways to improve their heat-treat equipment and processes. In addition, they are facing increasingly stringent NOX emissions regulations while focusing on delivering the process and product quality their customers expect.
Burner Management has come a long way since its inception but at each stage the overall goal has been the same: to optimize the ratio of fuel to air and enhance safety. Today, the future of combustion control is a modular system that provides flexibility, integration, and remote access functionality.
Developing or specifying standard design panels that can be optimized for specific applications allows oven and dryer OEMs to avoid having to develop custom combustion controls for each heat processing system.
Process heating equipment OEMs that build furnaces, ovens, dryers, kilns and boilers heated by gas burners face challenges related to the development of combustion control panels.
With a firing range of 15,000 to 200,000 MBH, Model FDR(X) combines a windbox, air register, ignition assembly, fuel train, flame-safety control, combustion control, flue-gas recirculation system and forced-draft blower into a packaged unit.
Understand the role of systems for burner management and combustion control: When properly selected and designed, the control systems provide safety and operational efficiencies to thermal processing.
Like many of the process industries, thermal processing is a critical necessity to the oil-and-gas industry. Applications range from simple line heaters being fed from a single well to safety instrumented systems at a large-scale refinery. Regardless of the application, the thermal process is measured based on how safe, environmentally friendly and efficient it is.