Fuel ignition control arrangement employing dual flame sensors

Combustion – Timer – programmer – retarder or condition responsive control – With test circuit checking or analyzing flame sensing...

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431 46, 431 71, F23Q 914

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041970829

ABSTRACT:
A control arrangement for a pilot ignition type fuel ignition system includes a first switch device which effects energization of a pilot valve at the start of an operating cycle to supply fuel to a pilot outlet for ignition to provide a pilot flame. The first switch device is enabled by a control circuit which in turn is enabled over a path provided by a second switch device. The second switch device is enabled by a flame sensing circuit when a pilot flame is established and operates to effect energization of a main valve and to interrupt the enabling path for the control circuit, and a further flame sensing circuit maintains the first switch device, and thus the pilot valve, operated following operation of the second switch device.

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