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1. When the burner is stopped, only the gas supply shall be

cut off, and the combustion auxiliary air should not be cut off

immediately. If the combustion auxiliary air is interrupted for

more than 5 minutes, the burner should be removed to

prevent damage to the burner and the flame detector.

2. When the gas is not completely closed, do not remove the

gas metal hose or the locking device

5.1 Burner Data

Input

Burner

type

90G50

10-30

5.2 Burner Adjust

Before the system starts, lock the burner to ensure that the burner does not slide by external

forces. Connect the burner combustion air hose to the combustion air inlet. Connect the burner

gas hose to the gas inlet. Open the combustion air valve and test the pressure at 1-5 mbar, which

should be properly adjusted according to the kiln pressure. Check and confirm that both the

combustion air hose and the gas hose are correctly and firmly connected. Open the gas valve and

adjust the gas flow regulating valve to ensure flame stability.

Burner maintenance

Burners require routine inspection. Examination after first or long absence are particularly important.

For the first use, check that the seal of each interface is intact and not loose. After the burner is first

used normally, the burner needs to be checked. The pilot burner is checked weekly in the first month,

and at the second month, the inspection frequency can be extended to once in two weeks. Anderson

suggested that the burner check out at least once a month. Each inspection requires the inspection

when the system is shut down and cool down to room temperature.

Spare part

For normal use and regular maintenance of the burner, we recommend preparing the following

parts: None

Anderson Thermal Soluions（Suzhou）Co., Ltd

Burner

OD (mm)

length(mm)

300-600

Anderson Thermal Solutions – PBA90 Operation Manual

Attention!

Gas Flow

Gas Pressure

(Nm^3/hr)

min

max

min

0.5

Combustion Air

(mbar)

Pressure(mbar)

max

min

max