Re: Va-Power boilers


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Posted by Blake on April 28, 2000 at 08:11:00:

In Reply to: Re: Va-Power boilers posted by Marc Dupuis on April 24, 2000 at 18:37:54:

: The problem may be caused by dirty fuel oil supply. If the units are combination fired units, then modulator (servo) depends upon the customer's fuel oil source to drive the servo to prove high and low fire in the purge cycle. If you have dirty fuel oil, then the servo will not meet the high and low fire requirements. A solution may be a separate 55 gallon drum of clean fuel oil to supply the servo. Another option may be to convert the unit to one that uses a hydraulic fluid the drive the servo.

Thank you for this suggestion. I will tell our department supervisor. The bigger two of these units were built to burn oil and have been converted to natural gas. They do use a 55 gallon drum of fuel oil to control their servos. The smaller unit, which is much newer, uses a smaller tank of automatic transmission fluid.


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