Bilevel flame signal sensing circuit

Combustion – Timer – programmer – retarder or condition responsive control – Sensor of first burner controls second burner – e.g. – pilot...

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431 25, 431 51, 431 71, F23Q 908

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ABSTRACT:
A fuel burner control system that has a fail safe mode of operation utilizes a flame sensing means that controls two separate signal processing circuits that have two different threshold levels of operation. Each of the signal processing circuits controls a separate switch means and these switch means are interrelated to ensure that a pilot valve and main valve are opened in sequence and that a pilot flame is properly burning before the main valve is opened. If the flame sensing means for the device senses any abnormality, the interrelationship of the output circuits prevents the main valve from opening.

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