The Model DC-4-AS Sequence Overfire Draft Control monitors and controls either positive or negative combustion chamber environments. The standard system incorporates features including;
Optional features include:
Power Flame’s packaged systems provide lead/lag operation for multiple burner installations. These types vary in complexity:
PLCs offer sophisticated interlocking and monitoring capabilities that can quickly execute complex safety sequences.
PLCs allow operators to modify control logic through software updates rather than rewiring hardware, which reduces downtime and maintenance costs while enabling customization for specific operational requirements.
By continuously monitoring system performance and providing detailed fault information, PLCs accelerate troubleshooting and reduce repair time.
PLCs integrate seamlessly with plant-wide control networks, enabling remote monitoring, data logging, and coordination with other facility systems.
PLCs offer built-in redundancy options that ensure continued operation even during component failures.
PLCs offer precise control over burner applications, optimizing operational efficiency and emissions performance while maintaining detailed records for regulatory compliance, including National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 85.
Power Flame’s in-person combustion control system training provides hands-on experience with modern burner management technologies, including PLC systems. Held at our Parsons, KS headquarters, our courses allow technicians to master advanced burner control systems through practical exercises using actual equipment. Topics covered include:
Reach out to Power Flame to learn more about our PLC systems and training opportunities.