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BrightFire 200, V1, Operating Instructions, Edition 09.15

5. Install spare burner or plug the block opening with fiber 

blanket.

6. Remove the outer nozzle using the 2” x 4-3/4” spanner 

wrench (or equivalent).

7. Remove the gasket from the outer nozzle.

8. Inspect the outer nozzle for damage and clean with a 

metal brush of medium stiffness.

9. Remove the inner nozzle using the 1-1/4” x 3” spanner 

wrench (or equivalent).

10. Inspect the inner nozzle for damage and clean with a 

metal brush of medium stiffness.

11. Remove swirler if installed.

12. Inspect swirler for damage.

13. Remove the cooling air boss from the rear of the inner 

gas tube and inspect for any blockage. Clean if 
necessary.

14. Remove the inner gas tube locking nut and packing 

gland nut and pull the tube straight out from the rear of 
the burner.

15. Inspect the tube for damage and clean with a metal 

wire brush, if needed.

16. Inspect the packing in the packing gland nut and 

replace if necessary.

17. Loosen and remove the packing gland nut for the flow 

adjustment valve. Inspect the packing and remove if 
necessary.

18. Reassemble the burner by replacing the packing 

gland nut on the flow adjustment valve. Inspect the 
packing and remove if necessary. 

19. Install the inner gas tube packing gland nut but do not 

tighten.

20. Insert the inner gas tube through the rear of the burner 

until the end is flush with the area adjustment lug. 

21. Tighten the inner gas tube locking nut and the packing 

gland nut.

22. Once the inner gas tube is installed, tighten the flow 

adjustment valve packing gland nut.

23. If necessary, install the swirler on the inner gas tube 

so that the inner gas tube alignment pins inside the 
burner sit in the notches in the swirler.

24. Install and tighten the cooling air boss on the rear of 

the inner gas tube.

25. If new packing was installed, there may be additional 

resistance when adjusting the flow and area 
adjustments initially.

26. Apply anti-seize to the inner nozzle threads and the 

threads on the burner body for the outer nozzle.

NOTE:

 Replace the outer nozzle gasket whenever the

outer nozzle is removed from the burner.

27. Install inner nozzle and tighten with spanner wrench, 

then install outer nozzle and tighten with spanner 
wrench.

28. Re-install the burner into the gimbal bracket and 

attach gas and cooling air hoses.

29. Open cooling air and gas valves at the burner.

30. Make flow and area adjustments as needed.

Figure 4.1. 

Figure 4.2. 

Outer

Nozzle

Outer

Nozzle

Gasket

Inner

Nozzle

Inner Gas Tube

Locking Nut

Cooling

Air Boss

Inner Gas

Tube

Packing

Gland Nut

Flow Valve

Packing

Gland Nut

Oil Lance

Inner Gas Tube

Locking Nut

Inner Gas Tube

Packing Nut

Flow Valve

Packing Nut

Atomizing

Air Inlet

Oil Inlet

Summary of Contents for BrightFire 200 series

Page 1: ...Eclipse BrightFire 200 Burners BRT Size G M and B Version 1 Operating Instructions Edition 09 15...

Page 2: ...and Eclipse will not be liable for any other injury loss damage or expenses whether direct or consequential including but not limited to loss of use income or damage to material arising in connection...

Page 3: ...l of Components 6 BrightFire 200 Adjustable Burners 7 Gimbal Mounting Bracket Installation 7 Pre Start Considerations 7 BrightFire 200 Installation and Start Up During Initial Heat Up Furnace 8 Bright...

Page 4: ...ncreased flame control and burner flexibility Lower NOX emissions Compatible with current mounting bracket for easy installation Compatible with current BrightFire gas and cool ing air connections for...

Page 5: ...er equipment installed under the furnace port Eclipse recommends installing a safety guard around moving parts Eclipse recommends considering any area with moving mechanical parts a restricted area Th...

Page 6: ...ks from UL FM CSA European EN 746 2 with CE mark from TuV Gastec Advantica Electrical Wiring All the electrical wiring must comply with all applicable local codes and or standards such as NFPA Standar...

Page 7: ...termined from the furnace and port information Gimbal Mounting Bracket Installation NOTE For additional info on the Gimbal Mounting Bracket refer to Info Guide 1113 1 Set all bracket adjustments to ze...

Page 8: ...main burners is increased the heat up burner input is decreased to maintain the heat up schedule until the heat up burner can be removed Figure 3 1 Typical Installation Under port Figure 3 2 Typical...

Page 9: ...ngement incorporates two burners per port Both burners of any given port should have equal gas flow and be adjusted in pairs when balancing gas flow On a typical under port fired furnace either side p...

Page 10: ...et the main gas flow control to manual and open to 10 15 7 Establish gas and cooling air supply up to the local shut off valves 8 Beginning with one burner on the off firing side of the furnace discon...

Page 11: ...tation of the adjustment knob will lengthen the flame while moving the adjustment forward clockwise rotation of the adjustment knob will shorten the flame To read the indicator rod positions for the a...

Page 12: ...ed further from the port opening while maintaining lower NOX emissions Converting BrightFire 200 from Gas to Oil Firing NOTE If firing heavy fuel oil the oil must be conditioned to maintain a viscosit...

Page 13: ...ate plugging of the regenerator ports instrumentation issues or furnace wear allowing infiltration of ambient air A side to side bias in the ratios may be required 5 Check the rear packing nuts to ver...

Page 14: ...and nut but do not tighten 20 Insert the inner gas tube through the rear of the burner until the end is flush with the area adjustment lug 21 Tighten the inner gas tube locking nut and the packing gla...

Page 15: ...illimeter mm inch in 3 94 x 10 2 MJ Nm Btu ft standard 26 86 From To Multiply By kiloPascals kPa millibar mbar 10 meter m millimeter mm 1000 millibar mbar kiloPascals kPa 0 1 millimeter mm meter m 0 0...

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