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Burner Control CBR
Testing the Safety Features
Please follow all applicable safety regulations. Depicted configurations may differ from the actual scope of delivery, procedures however,
remain principally the same.
Tools:
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Screw driver
Accessories:
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Digital thermometer
Salient notes:
Safety features of the thermal processing line must not circumvented or disabled.
Functionality of the safety features of every burner must be validated prior to each application
start-up, such as may occur after commissioning, maintenance work or extended down times.
How to:
1. Test ground connection
Attention! Every burner must be connected with ground. This can be achieved via the burner
control unit or directly through the system ground. It is not permissible to daisy chain ground
connections from burner to burner!
2. Safety shut-down in flame mode
The following manipulations must lead to a fault shut-down of the firing burner:
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interruption of the gas supply (via manual shut-off valve)
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interruption of the combustion air supply (via manual shut-off valve)
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removing the UV sensor head from the burner
3. Safety shut-down in FLOX
- mode
The following manipulations must lead to a fault shut-down of the firing burner:
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interruption of the combustion air supply (via manual shut-off valve)
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removing the connector from the pressure switch (Delta-p air min.)
4. Safety relevant FLOX
- release temperature
Regular validation of the temperature measurements and the associated fault shut-off and alarms is
required:
Comparative measurement of the dual thermocouple for FLOX
- release.
(reference measuring point, for example inline testing port) with CBR information display:
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select information display vie + and
↵
↵↵
↵
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0 = temperature in hundreds – 1 = temperature in single digits (e.g. 0 08 + 1 70 = 870°C)
• ↵
↵↵
↵
= continue to next information display;
←
←
←
←
= exit or, timeout after 20 seconds
Interrupt the temperature measurement circuit.
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dual thermocouple for FLOX
- release
→
fault shut-off
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b) burner head thermocouple
→
fault shut-off
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