You might remember the days when a boiler tune-up mostly meant adjusting the flame. The flame was supposed to be solid blue with the tips slightly rounded. If the flame was soft, wavy and contained ...

The presence of unburned fuel in a power plant’s ash indicates an inefficient combustion process, as some of the energy in the fuel is being wasted. Unburned fuel also poses a risk to safety; if ...

Plant operators have used combustion flue gas analysis for decades as a method of optimizing boiler combustion fuel/air ratios. By measuring the amount of excess oxygen and/or carbon monoxide (CO) in ...

Two combustion analyzers, models 310 and 320, can be used by HVAC techs for residential tuning and commercial applications. The 310 is a residential customer analyzer designed to measure flue gas, ...

For new installations and annual maintenance, the combustion analyzer has become a critical tool for HVAC professionals. Used for both furnaces and boilers, the basic hand-held device measures carbon ...

While peak efficiency and ensuring system components are installed and working properly, safety is the primary reason to conduct combustion analysis. The phrase is a term for assessing a gas appliance ...

Currently, it is of utmost importance to conduct flue gas tests in order to enhance the safety of your home or business. Selecting the suitable analyzer can be challenging amidst numerous options ...

Field-Replaceable & Pre-Calibrated Gas Sensors for O2 and CO Built-In Printer (Non-Thermal) Unbreakable Metal Probe Connectors Now with Bluetooth Wireless Communication The new E1100 Handheld ...

Oxygen measurement in power plant boilers provides critical feedback to plant operators in their quest to optimize efficiency and comply with tightening NOx emissions regulations. The direct ...