System for active regulation of the air/gas ratio of a burner including a differential pressure measuring system
AssigneeA Theobald SA
InventorChristophe Pechoux
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AssigneeA Theobald SA
InventorChristophe Pechoux
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The system for active regulation of the air/gas ratio of a burner comprises one or two differential pressure measuring systems each of which has a differential pressure sensor with two inlet orifices. The orifices are respectively connected to pressure ports in one of which there is a calibrated throttling orifice. The regulator system comprises a 2-channel valve which, when closed, isolates the two inlet orifices from each other, and, when open, connects them to each other. A measurement circuit is provided and has memory means for storing at least two values of the output signal of the sensors, a control unit for switching the valve and controlling the storage of a first value of an output signal of the sensor in the memory means when the valve is closed and the storage of a second value of the output signal of the sensor when the valve is open, and subtractor means for calculating the difference between the two stored values of the output signal of the sensor and thereby eliminating any drift. In a preferred variant, the regulator system includes only one differential pressure measuring system.
A system for active regulation of air/gas ratio of a burner, comprising an air/gas mixer upstream of the burner, an air pipe housing a calibrated air diaphragm and connected to a first inlet of said air/gas mixer, a gas supply pipe housing a calibrated gas diaphragm and connected to a second inlet of said air/gas mixer means for varying a flowrate of air and means for varying a flowrate of gas sent to said air/gas mixer, and at least one differential pressure measuring system connected to deliver a measurement signal representative of at least one of the following three parameters:
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