Eclipse Immerso-Pak 100 IP Series Information Manual Download Page 4

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4.0 Installation 

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Leave Room For Adjustment

Immerso-Pak burners can be purchased with three different valve train packages. All
three packaging options integrate an adjustable bias proportionator. Thus, allow a
minimum of 6" (152 mm) of space beneath the proportionator stem for bias adjust-
ment, as shown in Figure 3.

Gas Metering Orifice

Each burner is test fired at Eclipse before shipment and supplied with a tag (Figure 6)
showing the differential gas pressure that corresponds to maximum rated input. This
provides only an approximate measurement of gas flow. For more precise measure-
ment, or if the burner will be operated at less than maximum input, install a gas meter-
ing orifice upstream of the burner.

When using a gas metering orifice, provide a straight run at least ten pipe diameters
upstream and at least five diameters downstream of the orifice. Failure to comply will
cause inaccurate meter readings.

Piping Suggestions

Strictly follow the system designer’s recommendations on pipe sizing and layout. If you
insert piping elbows not planned for in the original design, you may introduce exces-
sive pressure losses which can prevent the system from performing properly.

Use flexible nipples on burner air and gas inlets. Solid piping may restrain the burner
from thermal expansion and damage the burner or its piping components.

Do not use the burner assembly to support the piping.

Gas piping must comply with American National Standard “National Fuel Gas Code”
(NFPA No. 54 or ANSI Z223.1)*, or must be acceptable to the authority having jurisdic-
tion.

General Wiring Suggestions

See Figure 4 for wiring diagrams.

Electrical wiring must comply with the National Electric Code*, (NFPA Std. 70 or ANSI-
CI 1981), or must be acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction.

*Available from:

National Fire Protection Association

American National Standard Institute

Batterymarch Park

1430 Broadway

Quincy, MA 02269

New York, NY 10018

Figure 3 – Burner Mounting

Allow 6" (152 mm) Of Space

Beneath Proportionator Stem

For Bias Adjustment

Tank Wall

Immersion

Tube

Companion Flange

(By Customer)

Gasket

6"

(152 mm)

Maximum

Burner

Mounting Flange

Four

Mounting Holes

7/16" (11mm) Dia.

On “C” B.C.

1/4"

(6 mm)

“B”

Dia.

“A”

Dia.

Dimensions

A

B

C

Burner

Inches

mm Inches mm Inches mm

124

6-11/16 170 11-7/8 302 10-11/16 271

132

8-11/16 221 11-7/8 302 10-11/16 271

140

10-13/16 275 14-7/8 378

14

356

148

12-13/16 325 14-7/8 378

14

356

Companion Flange Dimensions

Summary of Contents for Immerso-Pak 100 IP Series

Page 1: ...merso Pak burners are packaged nozzle mixing burners de signed to fire long single or multi pass immersion tubes Applications include large industrial immersion heating equipment such as cleaning tank...

Page 2: ...eduction from catalog rating Draft Hood Do not seal the discharge of the immersion tube to a stack use a draft breaking hood as detailed in Figure 2 Be sure that the manifold and stack are large enoug...

Page 3: ...nifolded together into a common stack alway use draft hoods and size the stack to handle the total exhaust flow from all the burners plus dilution air This prevents cross feeding of pressure be tween...

Page 4: ...xces sive pressure losses which can prevent the system from performing properly Use flexible nipples on burner air and gas inlets Solid piping may restrain the burner from thermal expansion and damage...

Page 5: ...urner in low fire position then starts to control after main gas valve reaches fully open position Connect R to B and motor drives to high fire Disconnect R and B and motor returns to low fire LS 2 Sw...

Page 6: ...Gas Flow Using Tag Settings Each burner is test fired at Eclipse before shipment and supplied with a tag Figure 6 showing the differential gas pressure that corresponds to maxi mum rated input Attach...

Page 7: ...stment Gasket Cover Plate Handle shown fully open Cap Adjusting Screw To Adjust Pilot Flame 1 Remove the cap 2 Turn the adjusting pin clockwise for less gas and counterclock wise for more gas Do not r...

Page 8: ...y valve is open too far 1 Gas flow is rich Proportionator spring is screwed out too far 2 Insuffiicient air flow due to dirty blower filter or impeller 3 Air butterfly valve is closed too far 4 Insuff...

Page 9: ...ipment out of service and correct the problem Leak test automatic and manual reset fuel valves per insurance procedures Check Bolts Screws Check all bolts and screws for tightness Check for Overheatin...

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