People might be familiar with Pyronics’ SW, but ESA has made some updates and the result is the ESW. ESA’s ESW series are flat flame nozzle-mix gas burners. High velocity combustion air flow produces a vortex inside the refractory block where it mixes with gas, producing more efficient combustion. The special shape of the block Read More
Category Archives: Industrial Burners
Strategic Partnership with NOXMAT
Olsträd Engineering Corporation of Kent, Ohio and NOXMAT®, GmbH of Oederan, Germany are proud to announce a strategic partnership between the two companies. Olsträd Engineering Corporation, a licensed engineering company and designer of outstanding combustion systems with a reputation built on excellent customer service, will handle marketing, sales, and service responsibilities for NOXMAT products within Read More
FAQ: Connecting Electrode Adapters to Ignition Cable
Q: I’m having trouble getting a good connection on the barbed fittings in my transformers and electrode boots. What is the best method to connect ignition cable to these items? A: Some transformers and electrode adapters use a barbed fitting, also called a “spearlock anchor,” to achieve connection to the ignition cable. This style of connection Read More
FAQ: Burner Control Units – Flame Signal Strength
Q: I’ve got a PF-19 flame safety system incorporating PFU 760 burner control cards, and I keep faulting-out. It seems to be due to loss of flame signal, but I can visually verify flame. How do I check the flame signal on my PFUs? What could be causing this problem? A: Elster Kromschröder burner controls Read More
FAQ: Ignition Electrodes for Pilot and Industrial Burners
Q: I need some new spark ignitors for my burners. Is that something that I can buy from Combustion 911? A: Combustion 911 carries stock of the components required to create ignition electrodes (also called “spark ignitors”) and ionization electrodes (also called “sense electrodes” or “flame-rods”) for a wide range of Elster Kromschröder pilot and Read More
FAQ: Electrode Adapters and Interference Suppression for Pilot and Industrial Burners
Q: I need to replace a few of the connectors that allow the ignition cable to interface with the spark plugs. Can you explain the differences between the various types you carry? Specifically, when should you use “interference suppressed” models? A: The electrode connectors you’re referring to are also typically called “electrode adapters,” “spark plug Read More
