Pilot burner with drain

Combustion – Structural installation

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431264, F23D 1320

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048264270

ABSTRACT:
A pilot burner has a saddle whereby it is attached to a flare pipe. The top of the pilot burner is at the flame end of the flare pipe so that a torch or flame from the pilot burner will ignite any waste gas being flared. The pilot burner is of tubular construction and includes a combustion chamber. The combustion chamber has a drain in the lower portion so that any fluids within the tubular pilot burner may be drained from it without impeding the flow of gas/air mixture entering the combustion chamber. A spark from a plug in the combustion chamber ignites the pilot flame. The electrical connector to the spark plug is in the form of 1/4" diameter stainless steal rod which is supported by ceramic insulators to avoid the electrical system being damaged by fire.

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patent: 3729287 (1973-04-01), Strashok
patent: 3986817 (1976-10-01), Lambiris
patent: 4248585 (1981-02-01), Marcyniuk
patent: 4406615 (1983-09-01), Guerra et al.
patent: 4433266 (1984-02-01), Riehl
patent: 4610622 (1986-09-01), Quinnel

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