Burner fuel supply control signal generating device
AssigneeConstructions Electriques R.V.
InventorBernard Jules Alexandre Simeau
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AssigneeConstructions Electriques R.V.
InventorBernard Jules Alexandre Simeau
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The device comprises flame detection means and a generating circuit adapted to deliver a signal when a flame signal, generated by the flame detection means, is applied to one of its inputs. The generating circuit is arranged so as to be unable to deliver an actuating signal in the case of failure of one of its elements, even if a flame signal is applied to said input. The circuit comprises oscillator means including a triggering input adapted to receive a triggering signal of low value and means for applying the flame signal to said triggering input. The oscillator means is arranged to generate a periodic signal of substantially constant peak to peak amplitude and of value substantially higher than that of the triggering signal, when a signal appears on said triggering input having a value between pre-determined limits.
In a system for generating a control signal for supplying fuel to a burner comprising flame detector means for providing a voltage responsive to detection of a flamae and a circuit for generating said control signal responsive to detection of a flame by said flame detector means, whereby failure of elements of said circuit inhibits production of said control signal;
A flame detector system comprising first and second electrodes, first and second terminals adapted to be connected to an alternating power source, a first resistor, a first capacitor, a second resistor and a second capacitor connected in that order between said first and second terminals, means connecting said first electrode to the junction of said first capacitor and second resistor, high resistance means connecting said second electrode to said second terminal, whereby a flame extending between said first and second electrodes acts as a diode to result in a direct voltage across said second capacitor responsive to said flame.
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