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r MEAsuRMENTs
Boiler 2:
Position of ignitor was relocated on both windboxes. Old Ignitors w~thoutflame scanners were replaced with
new type ignitor with flame scanner.
MDOIMGO SPECIFICATION FOR KBSAID
(general sequense for existing orders)
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has elapsed
stop FDF if tlmer penod for start start and postpurge has
L* alapsed
SI ok and Alr
Safety rntertocks ok When all shut downs can be and are reset
change to step step
cornouter
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stop
I Stay in step stopped
- Set oil flow to stand-by position
-Set air now to standby position
If timer period for stan start has expired. stop combustion air STEP 0
&?an Ready
-Reset post purge timer
-Reset steam purge timer
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INDUSTRIES (- TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Recommendations
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2.3 Chemical dosing
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nvcl ihr. v ; ~ l \ e111;11i i l ~ cc\1in11\ g:li lw>ileralicl c i r c ~ i l k l t i o ~re111ri1 i pipe. Tlic c~rifi,~,
anti ~Iiili.~-eii:i;illprc\sure i n c l i < i < r rc\\i!ch :1rc LI.<L.,I 1L1r .11:1r11ii i l ~ isl l i ~ ro l f l l i c 1!:111~1-
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i i ~ i i itlic . i v o ~ ~ ~ i ipipe
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2.21 02-measurement
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l : 1 1 1 1 . 101- 1 1 ~~ l < ~ l l~l i~l l : l l l l .
2.24 Fuel oil pumps
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:IISLI\\'it11 regzzr~l10 Ill?o i l lc\'cl ill Ill,: 1:1111<5.
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m;lni~facturer.
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l ~ i \ v e r t l i a n111i11i111~11115lalecl i l l l'11111~1l ' e c l ~ ~ l Da1;1 i ~ ~ i ill l ~ :111! t ~ p ~ ~ r ,~l l~~ ~ ~ ~l i l l1 0~ ~ l l ~ ~ ~
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1 I p l ~ ~I i l r . 1 1 i i ~i 1 1i 1 1 1 1 r i l .
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nt;i hoilsr plant \\it11 steam 3tumi>i1i; I h ~ ~ r n c r or ( i ) riii:ll.\ i l l / ' I ~ L I ~ I I ~ V I
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2.27 Oil pre-heaters for rotary cup burner(s) (if mounted in ring-
line)
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2.29 Ignition oil pump for rotary cup burner(s) and steam atomis-
ing burner(s)
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due 1 , I I I I i i i i 1 1 17 : \iili.ti [lie p i t i ~ i pi i \III[~II?~I
r'aution: Z c t i ~ a pump
l flow sh11i111lhe O ~ Z oP n~ p u m p f l c ~fnr o p r r : i t i n g o n ;I
MFO oil with :I ~ i s c n s i l \1~1.280
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2.32 Oil pipeline layout
'Tlic nil tlou velocil! slioulcl ni!l i.\ii.sd .ipliro\. 11.5 ni i 1'1 ill: .-I!LII~)I! I I I ! ~l ~ ~ ~ t l
I . 1.0 n-I s i n rlie pressure l i ~ i e .
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i>il>clinesare d c s i ~ n e d:III~ insialled.
T l i c sucriuri 211d presbure pipes 1 i i ~ 1 5 b! e L i e b ~ ~ ~ $11 i c c~lc c o r d i ~ ! ~ \\IIII < . c Ill., 1ect111~-
~ i ~ e ~ i d a t iol~11ie
( i ~ i s ~ i ~ a ~ i ~ l I > i cTlic
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l i :i ~a~l i ~ c ~ c r i ! ,l ~' r! lI Ci cT ~ ~ I,111~1
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~pipelineiinus1 a[ least b e i ~ t t l i esamz s i i e 3.; [lie ~ i ~ i ~ ~1p!111ip i i ~ i ~II;II~I:I~~I.
:~l t-I 1:1r<~.r
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he nviiided.
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r e c o ~ ~ i t l ~ e n <l loe dc;ll-n 1,111 tilt. rcsr l i j i ~ i g\\r:lrct. ;Is 1lii5 irn~iii.;ilai~,I! JL,,!~,,,,. l l ~ c
IJII~I";. F u r t h c r m ~ ~ r \\:itel
e. re\iduc\. qt11I ill ihc pipi,li~icx cri..i!~, ri1.1 I ; r ~ ~ ~ l . i ! i o r i ~ .
T l i c s11ccio1il i t i t 1ii~1s1 liii~:cic , > ~ i r i ~ i t~~ lI~OI!I~l ~ ~ 1I1c ~ i o i l I;II~I<\I,, i ! i ~~, b i I~!I;III% l 111
rlre .;?.stem i m i n 1; I.
2.33 Tracing
s i s ~ ~;II:I.
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Gaskets
1.2 Installation
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Technical data
Tlp chmical data far LSFO conaver-
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Table of contents
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Fuel Oil Supply KBSD burner
I)ecct.iption
P R I dit~;r:~~iiIFICI o i l q ~ ~ p p l>! > s t c ~ i i
. . Li<t o i p a n q - l i ~ ci,ii
l sul~pl! l o r KBSU
G i l l I.. 51%itcli h<,\.. . . . ... .... . . . . . . . . . .... .
TIircc-\va! ~ a l ~ h:tll e . DV 511. PV I(>. l b ~ ~ iI\>;~IIICI
id \\it11
~icnliiror.o l c ~ ~ c >vi ad l w ~IIICI \ i \ i [ i l i I111\.. .. . . . , .
Tlircc-t\t~! \ ; ~ l v r . lhidl DL (15. I'V 10. lb11i1<1 ~ ~ ~ s r W)II\ tl~cr
,dcI~l;~tor.k ~ l e ~ ix~i l iv dc a11cl <!\itcl~I?<)\
Filter re~11/311'r \vit/l :111t1111:ilic dr.1i11 . ..
Step \alvr.. h ; ~ l l .CI~:IIS~II. I)\ (15 . . . . .
Yt~y, v;tl\c. b;tll. slr:~~:lil. DX I i . .
i l l c c h \ n l t c . D.: ri)o. PN 41)
I'IICI,711 s ~ i p p l ?1u1i1. !\it11 - liltcr. ,IX I ;dl.
Rc!nolc ctorl stop hc
R c m i l r r rtnrl'5top lh,~
. . .
Snl>l> \31\1. [ I N l i I'U lllll ... .
\top \.nlvc. l>all 5rrai!l11. 1)h 1;. l'h -10 ..
\,r \ ? I l l \,,lI\,? I ?".. ... . . . . .
Stc)p !alvc. s1rai~Ill.rl\ .L(I. l'h ?<
< ; l i z ~\al\.e. IN I . F'Y IIIII ....
YCCLIIC WIVC. SI~:I~~III. . " # ~rb\ " . 4lI!l.
P~CX<IIPL <\\ i ~ c l i .KI'S A :
I Ihrcc-utiy \':?lv?. l b ~ lIlD 3 13s. I'N I(,. I~I,I ,I l,,ce!l~t~r\VIIII
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List of parts fuel oil supply for KRSD -
KBSD
- - ~ ~-
oil
Ibt~rl vappl\ -
11<411
- -
211-111 : -
:I11111 lltllili-':
I [:I - ~
I-
,\IlliL
' 1r111 I - - I
-
\li< t i > #ll~r?e-u:t\
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I ti4.:- I 111
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i ili
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r \ \ i --
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I (,liiI I il% \ : lIl \~
\IC> c I .I : - ~ I ~ ~ I I II I I I :
.
Size:
P<G I I
L-;!l~lcc<11111?ciicv1:
41; lication:
. :c?r L>IIIlm\
T ~ PNO.. 6070
vt ion. B.7
Three-way valve, ball DN 50, PM 16. build together
with actuator, solenoid valve and switch box 1 6070000114
.
M : ~ t r r i a l .t l ~ r c c - \ r a yvalve:
I : I 4 10;
T r v h n i c a l data. s ~ i l r n o i t v;ilvr:
. ~ I ~ e ~ ~ ~ p e ~ -~: i~i t lIr Y
l
c . ~I II~II !I~-~411 (
l l n w ~.nciIii.i~.iil( \ . 1 I i l l i-
Rod: : . \ ~ l o l l i r t c l; ~ h ~ i i i i n i l ~ i i i
P r c > ~ e c tcI:I,>.
i ~ ~ i ~lP(,q
M a t e r i a l . solcnnid valve:
T c r l r n i c a i data. s w i t c h h r n :
B ~ x l !. r < ? ~ ~ i l ~ . ~ lrpcoelcyl ~ ~ i ~ i c l c
* ' l ~ c ~ i i p i . r : i l ~111i1i..
~ r e ;II~~!?I?III- ?!I.<
Technic:,! cl:rt:r. \ a l v c :
~'~111~7~~~1111rt~ 111:i\.. ,lilll7l<~il~
. XI1 !
reii~l?,:r:iit~r~,. \ \ o r h i ~ i gInl!i.:- 2 O T S\\I~CII~Z: 1I ~ C \ i p o /
I e i i i ~ v r a i t ~ r nc <. , r k i ~ i gIIILIY.:
~L 160.(C
T c c l ~ n i c a data,
l 1111it:
\t'tl;;!ll 27 5 l.,~
Elr.etric;~l11:ll:i:
.. I>,>,,\,tl
\tl1317l\ ?;I\ \
lbre<,ti?:lc! <I I l~ll!-l,/
Porl 2
-
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S n i ! c I ~c o n n c c t i ~ ~ i ~ :
w .
Type NO 6070 Three-way valve, ball DN 50, PN 16, build together 1 6070000114 I
Version f3.7 with actuator, solenoid valve and switch box
I
T! .e:
:I> 1x11 Val\? ( ' ~ . d \ l L ~ ~ tILI>,?~C
~l~lll-<L--\\ I I
\\ill1 ~CILI:I~OI-. . ~ > I r ~ i o i d
,!lv< ;11icl \nitcl,
Si. :
. I)';h
C n i i ~ i ? c t i o n1irx1ii1131:
~ i i . 2 - 1'1. I /2"
C:iI>l< c ~ ~ i ~ ~ ~ e<\\c iti ci ~1 Ihn:
I
T ~ L ,NO. 6070 Three-way valve, ball DN 65, i3N 16,build together
I
8
V I ~ :ion. ~ . 3
with actuator. solenoid valve and switch box
6070000101
R1aIeri;ll. t l ~ r e r - w a yvalvc:
. BIXI~, . \<Thl ,I
Olnteri;~l. ; ~ r l u ; ~ l n r :
Bod,, , A t i r u l ~ ~ cac l ~ ~ t i i i ~ i i ~ ~ ~ i i
T e r L t i i c a l data. solenoid Ii l l \ ~ :
.. ICIIIO~I.:I~II~C \\1ir/\111; 111111 -
I ~ I I I ~ ~ K I I\L\ <I ~
~ i?k.i t I~~cI : I \ .
I'IL>\\~ ~ ~ ~ V l iCc \i. ~i .~! i i t I!
P r c ~ ! r c ~ i~t .~l .~t <i \II'f,?
:
A
111 '(
t ~
I
1
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min.:
g
F c i ~ i p c i ~ ! ~ ~\ !i<t :~. i k i r I~I;I\~:
i~
- 311'C.
+ I(>(!'~t7
. Teiiipc'ntl~i-e ICI\
Tcc1111icaI data. t ~ i t i t :
1 Tccl~nic:~
cl;11:1,
l :~ct~~:~tor:
kk:
\\?~%III: ~:i.!
4crr.?tni \],ling ~ ~ I L (I SI K - ~I
E l r c t r i c a l data:
. A i r -111?liI! l p r c s ~ ~ 111i1i.:
rc
4 i r i i p p l ! [pr'"."~~" Inax.: I (I hnr
0 13a1-
I ' i l \ \ ?5~l l ~ ~ [ l l !,2711 \
F~CLIII~I,<,\:511 (>Ill1:
I
1 . I eli~lxr;irl!ic. ~ i i i ~
~ ~ I ~ I ~ o
I iiii~\.
~
q lic.r a t i ~ i $ :-2O'C
~ pc ~ t i~~ ?L+SO>(.
~ f i~ g :I ~ L ~ ~ Inctnilatinn: 1
Derail. 1I~rer-\\;1! valve:
I d
Port ?
... K Y : !
Vinleosivn:
1:: 811,
I .;
.. 11.1. ! ~ . 4 I l O
l'.l>.:..lJ~
OD: 9 ;
Type NO.: 6070 Three-way valve, ball DN 65, PN 16, build together 1 60700001 01
Version: 4.3 with actuator, solenoid valve and switch box
Tea tnical data:
1
I
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{in: S I ~ ~ I
Inlidlc: .\cc.~nl
rat inp:
.
PI-CSSIII-r:
in~?tiii11;1l.
I'sc,~,.II~c. I'K l h
Type No. f i O l O
Versiotl: A.I Stop valve, ball, straight, DN 65
! Typ. '40.: 6010
VE. ion: A . l
Stop valve, ball, straight, DN 65 1 6010000343 1
I
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.
Sire:
[)k ; <
I Detail A
. ('l~t.cL v n l ~ c
Disc-<prit~g
C nrctinn type:
DN Ill0
-
Pr- { S I I I . ~raling:
P r ? \ \ ~ ~ r~n(>~iii~
e ;!I: PN .I,
4 8lication:
Fcir <Ie~111iarid , pi1 ll,>!\
I\.! erial:
I I - l a ~ ~ sCl-XRl
c:
1 ? Diw: ?IS1 3 . 6
5 S p r i ~ ~! gl l S l :I[?
- i T o p p t ~ r !\l>.l
~~CI~IS:
> SC~I!: C-178b1
~ : ?. ! 0
, ~ I S ~;I(,
I
TI ~ n i c : ~ l
data
.. l 0 1 1
<~=!!J
:= I I>-1
. )=l,il
-
-
1.3
= li(l
Pr.rissl-t I-;11ini(:
IIIIC,I. i i o t i i i ~ i t ~PN
l: 1 6
Pre.;-l~r~.o!III?I. ~ i ~ > l i ~IPN i ~4
i!
:1l l :
I
Tyrl No.: 9294
V', ;ion: c.1
Fuel oil supply unit, with v- filter, size 160 1 9294002167
Type No.: 9294
Version: C.I Fuel oil supply unit, with Y- filter, size 160 1 929A002161
Typc 40.: 8000
VP, on: B.I Remote startistop box 8001000016 1
R e t ~ l t '<
!~I : ~ ~ I , ~ 1101
IOI~ . Y o ~ ~ i i t iO[?CI,I!III~
\ 1
:~l
! =I \
COIIC~III,~I~
I - l2 ?
i l l i.1
~-ipplic:~li~~n:
. IFm :,!,\rl t olp o f ~ L I Coil
i ~ l i5~
,>~x,r,ili,?~i I
I . , - = l l ( l \. .lii,l I ?
: t t l L l lc 6 ,\
: 1 , \ I I 'L. = ~\
L I
Type No.: 6040 1
Safety valve, DN 15, PN 100 87SOQ32
Version C.1 I
i
T.. c :
Srop \:11~e.
II~II! %IKI~~II:
Si. :
, DXl5
. .~d ,
,i
,
(
)
.
I I I . ~ ) c u . > Ic '~h,
AIR VENTllATlON VALVES
~ -
lii$h\I'ii%n?VFh?.
I:llnn I'I'FF drsipncd lor 1 norking pn:rsuic of 3 0 har ( ,
olld a m a lernprr3Iurco1'2011' (~
~ \ I C II?
I Ih
Revsed NOY :PO2 - Undated nov 2001 U ~ d a t e ddec 2002 - Uodated ieb 200: - Update" okt 2Onl- Uprialed nl; In<,'
9 7 ~ 6 o o adoc
hl;~teri:~l:
IRocly: l!N-1 ;.IS-J,III- 1st -1 T
l l l V - ~ i i a ~ c r i ; N,.,;
~ l e l:V-.ISl 11.1~)
. scat: Y20('rl .:+(.I I'
r)lN-r~i:~k-~-i:ile N,,:1 L112I L(JT
, I )ix; X2OCrl . > + ~ . l l -
IllN-liintcri:~lsN , :i if121 j(:jT'
'l'echnic;~ldata:
N,l~i~inp a lr c \ \ ~ ~ rP\ r 2 i
* \\"ci;lll: I 0 1s,
* l'l:i~ic~,si ~ c c t ~ r c l iI~( , i x!>IN
1
i
Tyrs No.: 6010
V+ ion: c.1 Stop valve, straight, DN 40, PN 25 2501090 1
.-
S ' ~2
I .(#I<<: x L 1 h
Type:
. s:ll>l;~\,,I\<,
I i
Type No. fiO4O
Version C 1
Safety valve. DN 15, PM 100 87S0032
I
a: c:
P r c 5 ~ 1 1 ~r c; I L I \.:II\c
~ ~ n t . ~ ~\ ;~r ili il cci ~ t
.
Si, :
1 2'' 1 "
4 1 .lication:
I 7<1r i l i c i i ? l ~ i ~: rO~I ~~I i~ ~ C I 115
I
hl: e r i i ~ l :
3mI! ( ' ? ? . S
3l\-111:1Ierialb , ~I .04(,1
TI ~ n i c ad:11;1:
l
qolnin;il presslre: PN - I 11
I I I I I ~ O I : 1 Y I ;111111 l l l r ~ 3 ~ 1 c J
iinlr
~ : kc
$4 ~ i c i nIlL4
Enclosul-r:
-- L3 - .
- W1
L2
i
I
1 -I
-- .%=--C.
-- ~
= .., -
- -
---
Switch p~
I
Three-way valve - I
~
N
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v I
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\
-
i
,
!
-
,
f - ~
1' I
~
1 rn.
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NO.: 6070
.'
.ton . A . 3
T h r c e u a y valve, ball ON 65. flN 16. build together
with switch box
1 6070000099 1
O1ffip- I
A-A
Type NO. 6070 Three-way valve, ball DN 65, PN 16, build together
Version A.3 with switch box 60i'0000099
I Port 3
Sr., ch cnnnerlion:
I
Tyrm NO.. 6070 Three-way valve, ball DN 65. "hl 16,build together
VI, ion: A.3
with switch box 6070000099
Table of contents
Drawings
Table of contents
Spare Parts
!scription Index Date Drawn Appr.
A 25C900 JB..
Type number (:hanged I
Drawing opiated h 30-@J-@d MDu
Option i----
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T
6
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I
1
I
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S. Tube Inserl
1. Safety v;. I
8750031: - 4 Bar ' 0 . 4 Mpa Ref serial hlr;
87500211 - 5 Bar 0.5 Mpa
875002'1 - 7 Bar i 0.7 Mpa i; In- and ~o~!tler
flange n;iski?ts
1
:
87S004:i -
875004,3 -
P Bar I0.9 Mpa
12 Bar 11.2 M D ~
I
87500411 - 13.5 Bar ! 1.35 Mpa
875004: - '
?.? Bar 3.2 Mpa
4 Flange giskets
Ref ser al No
Descri~f
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ions
I)crl.iption
I.'ilcl nil cuppi! c! c t c ~ i i
Ft. el oil supoly system
1 General description
- - -- -- -
lllrtstration nf the oil s y t e n i
- - --
2
:,
\ I I 1 l i eI i s ~ I I ~ I I II I I I I :iliii :-!I. JII l,ipe< GI~~JIII;
1e:ivy li!: n i l I~ILISI /he i!i'.l~laIrtl' 1 1 1 ~ 1 l r . ~ ~ ,ill~ ox rl i l e r l o hcsp I ~ i ! l l i c i t . n l lir\\
l~ \ iici~il:.
it.11~ ni l.lic 1rnc111: CLIII Iv CIO~IL' ,JI~IL,I. I,\ I~IC~IIS 01',1ci!111 !~L,:II~II~ or I,! II~L.:III> (11
.li.:lric I:.ilit~g cnl,le, I ~-:icil!i.I i c i ! 1'11111111111\1 l?c c ~ ~ ~ i I ~ . o l l - . c I
1.2 F u ~selection
l
-- - - -- -
1.3 Return flow from the burner & pump - HFO mode
- - --- - -
v I a (il?:I. I 1.11111 Ihcri, 1l1c ? : ti )!I10 is l i ~1(1 l llie L1l I( ) l)('l intil, \ i o lllc I I I : ~ ~
v <I\,;11\, fi.L:'Il.
Ill?illsee \\;I! \ i l l v c s ( (?II I. (i-!~;T :lll~lC-Li30 I \\ill Ilk, c,>lllr,~Ile~i 1,) ~ ' ~ l l l l- ?l ?~ l ~c I ~l i l
I c l i e I l i i ~p i i I c l l l i ~ l i lt l i l l I . 111 lit1,liill~i !'ri.ilitl l l l i :.1~1111I!
llo\\ 15 1-ei~11-11eei via ~li~-vc-\\:i!\'al\c IG-I:~!~10 I H I ~ Ow l l l i ~ i gI,LI~L
R c q t ~ i r e!111zl1i11g
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-;lmpIe tab-en recuni linc i lt.,l ci1c.k 1.
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l r c i l u ~ !~I I. I Y ~ L , I : I ~,.II:II,IC-
?I~
ieri.;~ic. \vllicll can callre J;l~lia:c to jplliilp..
-- --
i .111!:11;111.. 1 I!, .. ,
1.10 Fuel oil temperature control
- -~ -- - - -
General descriptictn
- -- -- --
~,.
-,'. x-.-.m.uuw** ..i , ., --..:r"-l"m Mar.,, oa. a 1 ,or ignition bur.,",
I / j
InSlrUnlenl a , .
( 5 - l l 1 lbnrql
Ctomisng steam
inr burner
I.IFuel oil system
I IIIIIIII i I i I I I I Ii I I Ii I . 11.
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cli,~, rl llic s ~ ~ l c t i ~\:I/\,
u i ~ l I < clo<c<l.,I I i i ! .i,ll>pr,-iOw!!~,r \ \ ill I i ~ l l ! t q v n 111,.
llll I l l I I I ! ! ~ell\
~ 1 1 1 Il'll O I ' I ~ ~;;CI\ ..\ilCI11
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r tbr 1 1 1 ~o i l !It>\\ ~ I I I I I ~ ( IIIICIIILIC\
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t t e ~ i Il
: t h e h o r n e r u n i t arrtl s u p p l y systems inelude parts. w h i c h are nor
s f : l ~ ~ r I a r (dl C l i v e ~ - yl ' r i ) ~t:tI.RORC
~ INI)I!iTRIES, t h e specific in-
s t r ~ ~ c t i n nf os r there 11~1.1' s11n111~1h e i g n o r e d in t l i e l ' ~ ~ l l n w i nsecli~tns.
g
The a r t l r a l in%trllctia~l).;1.01- t h e specific p a r t ? CII~IIIII I>e lhor011q11I\
sloclietl :amcl f o l l ~ i ~dvo~r i ~n gl c ~ ~ m r n i s s i c ~ n i n p .
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Illustration o f tlie hurner-anit and supply systenls
- -- -- - -
~ , . 2 r,c :.-
, ,
w a w P-Diesel .- oil for ir>nifionburner
, " . ,". -
F u r n,,
ll-s!',,mPnl a,r
151ii bar?'
A i 0 m : s ~ n g$learn
i c r burner
-- . n ! a n r r , ; " ri4
Furnace pr?4rilre
Commissioning
2.1.3 A i l l t ~ s t n ~ oI':tti)~niser
~nt ;111tl I1;11nv s t : ~ l ~ i l i ~~el i rs t : r t ~ e(I;II-CC
e size I n t r n e r < \
2.1.1 c l j u s t r n e n t o f t h c i ~ n i l i n n13urncr
S t c p 4 : Cliccl, ill? p o s i l i u ~t i~l l l i c n i l 11<,/71c1im ~ I i e1g11iiic111 lhc~rllci~l ~ i ) c,81i ~it),./l<.
l i p s l ~ t x ~I??
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c sI. ~ ~
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he 10-12 1111ii i i I-~~IIII
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Ihilr~icr *\! irlcr~~l1:111ic S~:II?III\C~~~.
i11ii1i ~ l i i ~ iI3~1r1icr
o ~ i i ~ ~ i ! t 1\ 1 1 \\1111~-box.
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p C: Scr:i\ ill llii. holts on rlic i i > mlilarc I l i r nut\ ni iht i - ' l~i ~ I i ! c ~ t ecri,-\\\i.;f:
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tlic ~ l n i h l clhcj\:. lor c ~ ~ t i i l ~ i~i.- t i o ~~y it : i ~ i oI~LI~II,:~.
~ ~!<I~ 111: ti
5tcp E: Llnunt lllr i l c \ i h l e 1111.;1,'. <,l- i z t ~ ~ t i co~i l :;11i;I 1 7 1 1 r .~~i /I,)
r llie iglliticlti Ibi11r11c.1~
5trp F: IIICIli.\ihlc 110.1.1
Llc>1111t ~ i i e: ~ i \rc ~ \ I >i:\iin~!:~-i1:1 1111. i ~ t ~ i i i r lh~~tticl-
lli
Step C: t l i t c:II?Ic
\~IOLII~I 1 1 111~
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i c 11~11 011 tlie ~ i ~ i ~ ! ) c Ii l~i I I ~ I ~ C I ~
0 1 1 ~ l c l i \ ~ , llic
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9 :ll!:,: ( P I I. Till\ lpr?\clll5 li,l.<i~ll , ' ~ ~ c <t'rl>ll~ l < e l l l c r i l l ~111: llgv,\ Illclcr. o i l il<,\\reg-
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t i i . o i l \! . ~ \ , t i i i,, c,>iill~lelstl.1~11~. \ $ 1 t , 1 % I<IL.I,L~ iri tli15 [pc>,,~rioti!:I 1iic;11i>( >,II -(re!\
IVaroin? \+'lien (he nil ssstrm i> i ~nnimissinneclo n :an uil, t h e Ir;tcing SIT llte pi()-
ing .,stenl IIIIISI??
I 1111:
Step B: Select gas o i l (111llie III~I:II! ~~l,cr:ltcijt l i ~ ~ c c - \ \;ill\ ~ ~ ?c I ( ; , 15 I c l i ~ w kIII;II
tlic Ioc:ll p i i ~ i c~111cl
l c ~ i t l ~c i ~l ~ I ~ s : I I ~ ~ -1 I~I X I 111;I. \!,>I,\.II\ c
c01iip111cri ~ ~ ~ l i ?:I,
!GJL)) t'c>rTlic ~iii\iti; t ~ ~ i > e .
Step C: TIII-11 tlic 111:11iual1! cil?cra~ccl1 ~ r ~ , c - \ \ ~\,II\c
a\ 1(.i2 1 - 8 ,,)r I,II I l t w I~II~III!:~:
hotI1 I'lllllp'.
Step 1): Ope11 tlic SILI~ \:#I\ c, IOS IIIL,~>I.C~.LISC ::I~I~C< (<;IIJ.I ; I I . 11, ,I!I,I ( i 1-1.
2.2.2 F h ~ s h i n pt h e o i l syslcm
Slep A : Scl llic 1h~1riii.ri1i10 111a1it1.11
~i?:r.ilio~i~ i i m i e1111 !iic l . ~ ! lp,!n<l
l # > !'I.,; L ,,I,,-
plltCr.
S l e p B: Star1 <>IIC ~ I ' t l i ccoil lpi111i1i>,i~.,~lclicck 111'11 il I, ~III~IIIIIC ,,\ill1 111%. LO,VL,L.I ,I!-
r c c t i o ~oi l ~ r o t n l i n ~Ol'ull
i. llic \el11 \;tl\t. ~I;:I~II 1111111 I'III\ L. !, , 3 1 1 k,~~>.:~;:L~\
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l! tlic o i l lprL,,wrc ILI ,I \11i1,113lcl r \ c i ,711 OIL, !~,-I?,I\\ \ . , I \ L ~
I(; 1021.-11 tile lil-4 star1 up. c.iiIi p1111ip1 i i ~ 1 > 1 l i l r i i i i ~ i i ~ n i ~<i i~i i i i l ~ i l i c.II
r11!i ..
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tlic ~iii.cli:~nic;~l !.c:ll clio~illier l ' l ~ c r c : ~ l ' ~IIIC
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2.2.0 C h e c k tile t r i p f u ~ l c t i o l fl o r ~ n r r . l ~ ~ : r t l
S t r p B: T l i c 1p111iip<lo[?\. i~%i ;I , ~ I I cIo\\!i
I~ I i ~ 1i~11i-tp
r l i ~ i l , i r ~11t~11lel
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1I7e l,~c;ll \~,lllel~111,t 1Iw lY\>lll?r. \,<
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2.2.; C't,rnn~is.;ioaio~o f t h c o i l . ! c t c ~ r on
~ t h r h ~ ~ r n uenri t
Step A : i ' l i c ~ kIII:II l l ~ ci)il ~~IIIII[-- I I il<?ppilil.
~ ~
I Adjustment of CV
lllc
Step C: I+%'f' \IcllJ vaI\#: Ii31 1 1 t' ~ l r ? h ~ l i yl ~! ltg3C 1(~?7',' .
2.3.2 C I ~ t . r l li l ~ tcr i p f o n r l i ~ ~f nn l ~ t r r l o a ~ l
Note: :\ s l i u t dowm fnr i p t i t i i t a nil p u l i i p f;ailurr w i l l no1 l i e in(licale(l. I I l l ~ i irl i l -
u r e arises ( l u r i n g n n r r n a l \ t a r t - u p srqucwec. the I?rr.ncr \+ill trip (lllc 111
i g n i l i n n f l a n ~ eh i l u r e .
Step R: Sel 111c reg111~11io11 (?LIII>III I>,l I o , >1 4 IIIA~ I?! IICII, t ! r ~ l l c~L>IIlLc>< ~ ) I!\I.,
I
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111c pl.nlccli\~ec i n cr t : IIIL. clp-lr:~n.;~ni!fcr fi,,
,ICCC\S 10 111~. P I I , ~!~IIIII'I
i n ~ p o r t : ~ ~ Tr li :l e s r t r a n e r of ( I t ( ~ l p - t r a n s m i t t e r' i h ~ t ~ ~lvl dc h e c l i c ~ lt i l l e n f h r
~III-IIC~ is i n o p e ~ i t i o n:it I I ~ O ' Y OIII:NI OI heit!> fnel oil. TIIC :IC~II;I[
~lilTercnli:~ pressrlrr.
l I~IIIF~ n o t euccrd o r h c t o o i ~h erl o w t h e set r;aner
:.A,.? C'lrmn~iscinninpcheck.. : l u l l t q ~ e r - ; ~ t i i l n
Step A: 1 i ~I 1!I'1 I>!
IIIL,c < ~ ! ~ i l ~ 1 1 ~::I!
I<L,I:II~ 1 II;III~ I t 1 ~ I I S I I ~ L . i: IYec ~ 1 IIII~II~<:~~II~IIL,~:
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1 1 8 1 ! :,I 111c ler111i11aI~ 17fIIi: ~\~:II!~IIs!~,~I itir !:II '1.11~.
~ ~ I S I I I < 11111\t lhe p c r l i ~ ~ ~ ki cl c~~~r ~~l i111
! i ~IIIK
: \\irk\,: -i1o\v!i i n \l1,: c l c ~ ~ t r ~ , c : ~ l
.I~;Ic~.:III\
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l - li i l - c i l i l lh~-c:~k~,r(11 1l1c c o ~ i i h ~ ~ iair l ~ ~1 3 11111it111 IniliI C I I ~ ~ C I I I
t i r ,111
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1.4.4 C h e c k t h e t r i p f u n c t i o n f o r n\rr.lo;~tl
Step .\: Sl;ln t h i ~c i > m h t l i ~ i n ;III
n i-111 I-\ i i i c i l ~ i \~ n i t l i c~li:ll;lI I,llllllli I;..! ~ I 1111:
I ~ ~ . I ; 111
local [)311e1.
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Step I%: Prcss tile iesi Ih~lltirnnn tlic ci.cui1 i~rc,ikcr l i ~ilic
i C ~ ~ I ~ I ~ I I ~, 1 1.1 ! 1I ~in~ I I
Step C': I l i e t i n stops. ;ilid a il111t d11\\11 ti)r ~ t ~ ~ i i h .~~ ~i :i:111
~ l i1'1\111r..
c ~ ~ i. I I I ~ ! I I ~I ~
I L.
i elilt:
i ~ ~ ~ i i c : ~cvi c l local p a ~ i c:111d
l CC~I~~IILIICI-
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~il I~II!,.~ 11111or111ii1
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;III~ 11111>1 !hr -(,, c ~ i i i l ~ r e s \ cair
d ,,~per:+!~ori i l ' a t o ~ ~ l -1C:lrn
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oll 11111~1
lh~,n p e ~ l r i8 ,1 1 ~ 1 .
emcr.$enc! opc~-:liion.
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It.nri<inirter inci~l,: llic local c o ~ i t ~ -1p:incl. ~ i l Sltirl lli~,, ~ ? ~ l i i l ~ 1 1 ',,I' 4 i <1:111
~ 1 1,111
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111ei ~ p e r a l ~<\\IIcII I ~ ~ \ V L , I .~:IIICI
211dFl5.:1 clnsc.
Slep N: C'lirclc thnr the w l c n o i d v : i l \ ~ 1r-3)oycns ;III~ilini 111: ICIII~I~III :-II;.II~II .
l i t ~ r s e du i ~ zir.
h
S t c p 0: (:!icck tIi;lt llic Igl?ili,i~iIhiir.lic~I, ;II.~I\\IIlb:icl, : i i ~ e ~ i l ~1 x~1 !1i~
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Step 1': .\~~IISI 11ie liliie r ) c ~ i o ttor. I,,:I \III!:II>I~ Ic\cI
l 1711r~:c OII illc 111111-I1pii:.I IO\IIIL
Ill? I,1c:1l c@lllrol p ~ l l l r l .
Step 0: (C'l~ech!lit i g ~ i l i , I Ih11r.11cr
~i s o ,,1:;1l I~IITCS
1,) ~CII\LI~C r f : l ~ : ~ l~
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3.1.2 C h e c k l l i c burnet. - t a r t - a p ~ e q ~ r v ~ i c c
5 t q l ,.A: ! ~ ' I C Ill?
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Slep R: :-'IIL,C~
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I : j e t li?htii.~ierilllo 111;111111 1 t>pi!t.i~li~li111oile ,711 till, !::;II j p ~ l i r or
l co~iili~i!~~
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S t r p F: <1:1rI llic I~LII:IIYI: 1 1 1 ~IL.~;III~IIICI
O I ~c o ~ i i p ~ ~ t c r
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3.2.1 Operation ol'the b u r n e r
Slcp (;: Clicch rhe c o l o t ~ ritirlic. Iluc ::;I.. hlexstlrc IIW SOOI N,'. 11 .I~,~III,I(I~,I
cxcce~l;I h c ~ 3 1spc~iNo. t ~I-.: i 1 ~3~1clir:icll~.
\ ~ I i t ~ stllc
t L.,V~L,CII,,II i.,1~1,tr, ~:I,..
r
f11c1s:~rio ir I I ~ ~ C \ \ : I ~ >
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~ "11ie I\\~:I \II~,II- I ~ I L Y \ < 11it1, llic ll;i~igc L . I ~ ~ I ~ L ~ L ! I ~;ltid
I I ~ rcscl !lit, ~11111
IIV!II. S~.II.I !lit I111r1cr:t!,,.iti
.1.?.9 C h r c l i t h e s a f c h i n t c r l n c l i s l ~ u ilnn-n
t f o r In+\ stcam n t n r n i s i n ~p r r v \ l l r - r
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3.2.1 1 Clni,ck t l l r :~ctir-es;lfrty inlcl-l11cli sIi111d o w n s i n cincrnellcy opet.ati~rn
.Step 4: I t i I I i e l ~ l l II~c.I~
. 111111 1 1 1 ~ k e h i />I;Icc~I II-\ILIC r c~~lllr~i
I;II~L,I tiliil 1111\\cr 1):1111,1 11:1.1 :~iicrj?c~ic!,oper;~tii>~l
Step 13: < l p e ~ i l I~l , i I~i ~ ~ r r i.I\c r ~ i r ,I.il>c,l
. ~ ill t l i ? cliiiplcr " h l , ? ! q ~ :,i[3e1-;itii~ii".
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cliecl< ~ l i cwiet:, i!?i:rl<>cL s l i ~ i tdo\$ 1i71
i l i i ~ i i cI ~ ~ i l i;t11<1
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~ ~ ~ ilo t ~ s l > .
Step 1): \\tic11 llic 5;1l?1! i l i i ~ r l o i l..IILII 110\\1is Ii:i\c h e c ~tL,:t<1I. till-11 tlic k:!i 1111,.
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tic I :'cl
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I : Slr r t A : T h e c l ~ a n g eof f11ci.l fr111npas nil t n h v a v y Ihel o i l is achievetl li!
in;inu;~ll:. nperatin: t l ~ t -illi-cr-\vs! v a l v e (C;ll.iI. \\ben beavy fluel 14is
sel,:r.ted, l l ~ ec t m l r r r l s y s t r l ~ l: ~ u l r ~ ~ i ~ a t i c ac11anpr.i
ll! l o the heavy f u r l i r i l
p u 7 n p o p c r a t i t ~ n .T l l c rrlul-in s:rlvc (;Ill is e n e r g i r c t l ancl r e t u r n s l o t a n h
f o r :! prc-set p e r i o d ((;437 1111111s1 1 1 ~ n i ~ i tnu b g e p t ~ s i t i o n l .:After the l i i l i e
ha.. <.\pil.rcl. l l ~G r I II v:II\i.r.l~:inges a n d r e t t l r n s to m i x i n g tube lor n t r v n ~ ; ~ l
11c:ity f u r l o i l operation, n n ~ lil l e r a n k seleetitrn valr c GJZQ r e l l l r n s t n hear?
l ' r ~ r rl ~ i sl r t t l i n g Lank.
T l i i f u r l n i l flt~rz.i s s r l 11, iflll'%+ rlul-in: t h e f l u s l i i n ~ sequence.! 11) avtbitl
I~e:~tin: o f :As i t i l . ( i f ;I ct~rrlvl-i\ [lresenl in l l l e t - ~ . I u r nlinr t h e nl:lnually
~ ~ ( r ~ ~ rtl~ree-\r-:t\
aled v a l v e ((.-I361 11u11rt h e set t o h!-p8ss r h r cooler.)
Stert A: S I L ~ 1I1c
? h~lr~ier,
Srep H: , liech. i l ~ o~i l ti, ))IW>CI~L 11 ilic l i c ~ v \rttel i ~ i1;11ii
l O:>L~IItlic ~111ick ~I<,>IIIC
1, tlvc 1(Ii(J5l\vliicli CCIIIII:~ 1 - llie lle;~~v!. IttcI o i l 1.11ikI,> llit, 011 s! ~ 1 c 1 i T i,
I I ~I t i I I lp~t!iit?\.IIie \ i i c o ~ i l ! o r I/:?~ i illl llic i i , i ~ \ \ I\ICI
7 ' 1 t a ~ i k\li,~!tIcl 11,1t cxccc,: LSI li'~icccs>;~r!'.t l ~ , 3~1 1 ' 1;11il<<IIO~IICI IICIi?,ii-
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I~ for tile II~VL~I:-.~~,,I!\ ~ l \ e~ ( i Il I 1
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:i! [(:i I i i1.
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ln~::il 1?,11icI111d~<~1111itlt?r i ~ i i I i c : ~ lihc.,~,
e \ I.II?I oper;iri,.,l~
Slep E: 8 ! l\e ( C i l I l I cli:i~igi.c ipt!,.il o i l 11 .~II~~LIILI
l i e c h 1Ii:11ilic l l i r s r - \ ~ : ~ >:i :ilcc, hz
I;cchctl ~!T;\I tlic \:tIvc i,. , l~:11i:c~1h : ~ c kt o noim;.i ,~i?-ltii,n \\hen ills 1i1-1;.
lp,riod li:~b c\pircO.
Slep (;: Open lhc >tcq?\,;1lvesIC;2i ailhi( ; 2 h l liirrlie i,pr~r:~lic~n:ll1 p r ~ ' - I i ~ 1 ,lll~I
l c ! i!l~,cl,
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5 iix!xc CILIXYI i i IIC~ G!,~II,I-IW
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Step H: 111rnllic thr~.c-\\.~\\,:ll\c l i r ; l I i i ~ ~r r i Iln\\
l III~,I!I~II 1\11. ~ ~ : ~ - I I L ~ , I I L ~ ~ -
Step I: Clicck rhnt t l l r 5lenlll r e g u l : ~ l ~ n\;ilvc
< 1<i201: i t 1 ill<,p~z-llcn!cr. 8. 11, .11111'-
inatic n~oclcon lllc 1oc:il p a ~ ~ lr>r ,l i<~~iiputer
Step .I: Close llie si,yi \,;!Ibc !C;7.i1 I~II !IIC jia11~1-ii! III!~-II~:~I~cI ,~I.,,I,q,:,~, I I ! ~ .~I~,,I,
v : ~ l v ei ( i 7 3 ) zhiivl! liil- rhc i ~ : ~ e ~ - n l ~jpr?-Ili,;~ii,l.
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tiis l ~ i c a pallel
l r~ c i i ~ i i j i u i e ~\ ~ i j i ~ si i r~ ~ c ~ , ~ , < , : ~ r !
11 I S 1101 011/! tllc :lir'filcl l;lli,, \ \ ~ l l c I il!. ,111 i1!1;1~~r1;1111I':lcl<'l 1 1 7 1 illi. i l i l i i ~ 1 1 - l i i j~p l ~' i i i ~ . ~ . .
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i l i l i e ~rlie l;line i l i n l ~ l iI-,? l : l ~ l l ; i - ~nt ~ ~ni i4i;lpc i n i v l i ~ i l ni l ~ n i n i l ~cunraci
in 10llic
$tep C': \ l a r l 1Iic llllrller \c\:r:ll ilIlC' 11, ~ l l s l l r i '3 r?ii:illlc i;..lii>ll ~ l i l l l v1h:llili.:
5 I e p I): ' i d j i ~ 1.11~;. ~t>il lli>\\ IIIIITIIIIIII~I llrnil.
51ep F.: i 'iiech il1:31 i i ~ ct1:1t11ci s i!.I~Ii~ .11l(Ic~I~I-!DII II~~~~~LI~C:IIL~IIIC111c 1.001 il,l,~
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~ I fIo\\.
I~I (11,
i r e I .I I I . I I I ~ I I I ~ ~p~r Ir Is~i ~ ~ I(I.L,,.?-\.I~!.
rc
Step F: :i~-r\0111 1l1c \ a ~ i ? ci n l c i ~ \ ~:111~111!~
ti 11ir1111g11llie i,i,~l.pIei: hi11.11crr:i~igc ill \trp>
IIl!",,. ;It1111s111ic . ~ i rli!r' 1-xi~1.11111'~r tlie SI~,~III , ~ l i ~ ! . ~ i ' l ipresillrl:
~i$ 11'1iec-
>>;II-;. :\I !IIII lii:~il lie \ I I ~ I ~ C1 1 1 . 1 1 ~I1;ttne sh(111ld l~.I~echsd.n11i1l'ie ,\\ir-
~ i v ~ I 1 : 1 1\ li :i ~ l~> i l i w rs I i ~ j 1 1 ilht
1 1, l ~ l i ~ ~ > il.riece<.i::r!
Ieil
Step G: I lie IPIC:ISII~~I~~~I?I:. .,>I~~:I\I~::,? l ~ , r~ l i c o r ~ i L ~ ~ ~ IPI,>LCY,
s ~ i c > ~Iil i r o ~ ~ gilic
I ? L(,II~-
let? 1:1t1gc t o g e ~ l i c r\! 1111 I 1111i11l)er ~ ~ I ' c c ~ ~ l i ~ ~La~r~a 'h~~I:I I I~I IJ~I ISIIOI~II,~
:~~I~
I I I I ~ I II 1 1 " 1 c 1 1 r 1 i c i ~ l i cl l l i ~ i g ~ " ,
3.3.5 k l t l i t i o n ; ~ lfunction t l ~ r c k q
Step 4: C'licch.'a?jlnt ;~ddi!ional 5.11,-1\ intri-lnck c l i l ~ <t l u \ \ n i I ! ~ ~ ~ i , i i i I c\i l II!IIIII~L~I
.
g ~~lhtl 1~ i'~l l c ~ l l ~ ! ~ill: ~ti15
~ l ~ s ~ l L l l dl lol i ~ t \:liki\ i l l l ~ c8r~'Llll
r ~ ~~ .~~ c~ ! ~ ~~~8'11
l~l ~ ~ i l n c
[lie specilied I~~II~L~IIOI~ : t ~ i c l Uilie~ ~ c l ~ ~ s ~ i l i \~ICCIC!)
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Operatinq
.,. instructions
1 General
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i t t e n t i o n : I T ~ h 1111rner
c tllril ~ I I Isupply ,~ s\slems inclnrlc parts. ~ v h i c h:Ire nnr
standnrcl tlulivcr?. l'l-rbln : \ I ~ . R O H G1NT)I:STUIES. the sliecific in-
strueti~,nsfor tllesc )I:\I.IK s118111ldI>eignol.ed ill 111c l i l l l ~ w i l l ~ ! i e ~ t i ~ n s .
T h e :lrlu:~li n s t r ~ l r t i o l l sSol. lllr spr-cific pat-I> should bc I h c o r o ~ l ~ l l l !
slsdierl ant1 f o l l ~ ~ w tcl111.ine
~rl opc.r.~tion ~ r f t h cI ~ n r n e r .
1l: Descriptions
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r , ~
4 . . .. , I,.,, .. , ...
Instrument alr
Atornising steam
~8
Condensate
Operating instructions
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(~1'1 I): ~.t!k,!i IIIC\i,>l,\:tl\?s I I<, lprt',..\liic ~:III:~\i<.ilsL < , I I. (:I(>. ,111~1(:;.L-8.
Note: T h e s t o p valves f o r the pressure g:loges o n t l ~ ep u m p 1111il~ I ~ o u onl! l t l Iic
opened f o r pressure cnnfl-111 purposes. D n r i n g n o r m : l l i ~ p r r . : ~ t i i ~I hn r. \tor,
valves s l i o n l d h e closecl.
S t c p E: i#7c11 ~ l i SIC>[?
c \;IICS i(:icj- L~~~ I L i 101 I. ; i 1 1 ~ 1 <II>X 111~' I,;,-I,.~\,. \ , I I . ~ L(, ul l l ? ~
step F: ~ Y - ~ the t,>
~ I pr~-11c;11er>
S ~ lllc,ln> L ~ I ' I I I ~ III:IIILI~III> L ) ~ ~ s , I ~ ~ L IIII~L+!-~\LI! ,II\~
i I I. : 1 1 I I1c I I \1 1 1 12 1I l l > I ( 171
Step (;: (~'liechtlial IIIL, stop \ a I \ c I<; l 1 l ' ~i; l c l t ~ s c d
Step H: Close ilic ?1,11h \;II\C~ !i77.; I Iho111l p r ~ - l ~ c : ~ ~ c r -
I L Y
Step I: Olhcn [lie stop \.;ll\e\ l i , r l l ~ e1p1,:>.\11re~:ILICC+ i(r.1 k ,I!IC! I 11% I ,III,I 1i1,: ~ - ~ * , \ < I I : L
rr:~nsmirtcr 1 Ci4" I.
Step .I: Ope11 [lie >lop \;IIVLT iC;(>') c111,l(7-7)I'P~ IIIC ~;II~II~)I't'il I<,-:
IPIIIII~ 1
Step Q: ( l p c ~ i t l ~ ct ~ i p \ , a l l~F021
\ s l 1,1r ;,~~>II~I~IIIc:,~~;IIII
a ~ l ~ I~STIII
~ ~ IIIL,
l , \:C..III\ ~\ \IL,$I!
S l e p .A: t - l ~ e c hl l i : ~ t o i l I< prcsc111111 IW Ilca\> i11e1t>il < e t ~ l i ~I;IIII\ ig )132\1 IIIC ~II~LI.,
cl~,sins \31\.c I ( i 0 i l 111;11 LLJIIII:~~\ IIIC l i c : ~ \ ) I ~ I z iI. i l .CII~II~:: I ,111. t i , !Ill, , 3 1 1
s> src111.
S t R: S e e I I I I I I I I I I I I - ~.i I 1 1 :I
Step c: ~ ) p c lIll?
l \Iclp \;ll\.e i i i 4 < ) Ili-r Illc III~YIII~ Illl~~~.
S t c p D: Tom [lie 111a1111illl!
o ~ ~ r ; ~ t eI .~!:ct,-!\~i\
l \ i l l \ c t i l ? i - ' . 1,'. I;,\: ~i~:ii,:ii,
I10tll 1~IIIllI1\.
S l r p E: I I I I i I I I I . . , i :; ;, ,,I,,! t ,1-1
Vote: T l r c s t o ~ - : ~ l v ef so r tile pr.rr.turr g:luces o n t h e pulnl' u n i t shct~ll(lo n l y lit,
olienecl f o r pressure co11lr.01 p u r p f ~ s e s During
. nol-ln:ll operation. lllr s l n p
! : ~ I ~ essh o r ~ l t bl e closed.
-
Step F: )peli t l ~ cc l t , l i \;II\L,\ lt.it ,111tl 1~; 101 1, ;111d close tlic '?!-[i;~ss \;?lvc 1 C i 1021
Step M: I )per tlie stcy? \;II\C\ ((i,:. ;IIILI ( : i 5 4 ) :11i<1CIII,? 1l.c xt 71, \ ? i l b (~(~il l ~ C J l .
Step N: I IIICtllc
I: ( t .i - : I li,sr Ill?i~pcratic>~i:~l
ytt31i \ ~ I \ L pr:-11: 11e; all(! clo<c !lit, >I,>I-
'V;II\C t(~;?~; I i i ~ 111c
r ~ti111:!- >! l>r~,-17~;1tcr.
S l e p .A: Clieck Ili;11 o i l ih l?rcse~ili l l tilt, lie;^\> I'IIPI ,711 \CI~IIII> i.1111, t ll-~.iii l ~ c~ 1 1 1 1 ~ 4
closirig \ a l v e iCic)51\ \ l i i c l ~c<>~irie<t>
t11c lic:~t.! 1.11clt)i, -ct11111gi ; ~ ' iI tl1~ IIIC
(lii sysrer~i.To :i\'oid c n v i t n t i o ~o1'iIlc
i o i l 11111111~.tlir \I'CO<;I! ~ ~ l ' ! i i~. i 1l1 -
Ihc Ilea\? hicl n i l ranli SI~IIIII~I not c\cccii ?Sll i.Sr I , . . IIIC CII !.!nh
< I ~ o t ~he
l d lie:~le~l.
Step R: Slep B: Selecl II~~I\'! Ii14LIII m i llie I ~ ~ ; I I ~ ~ I ~cIqI I?> ~ ~ ; ~111rcc-\8:1\ i?~l ',.II\L'
((;I 151. L \ ~ l i c l~i ci ; ~ \ ~ iuel
y (3iI : - <clccic~i.llic c ~ I I I ~ , ' ~- > \ I C I ~ > : I I I I , ~ ~ I I ; ~ I I L . , I ~ ~ ~
changes l o Ilea\!. l i ~ col i l pllnlji i'!'eralion. Ill? rr111r13 \ ; ~ l \ t( ~~iI I 1 :,. :I~CI-
r i z e d and re1111-(I<I,?1:ilih I;v . plr,-ic,l per~ocl~ ( i . l .!~t>lcl. T 11ir .III\IIIY 1111,t?
1>0siti~xii.
.\t'tertlie till>? Iii15 c \ p i ~ - t ~ <tlie l . \ a I \ c ~II:III~~< :IIICI~ C I . I I ~ I ~1\ 0II~I\IIIL ILII,~!IOI
~ i o n i i aIimv!
l file1 o i l < l / i r r r l t i o ~((i-I.;'1
i i i set 1,' Iic;i\! l i ~ ?,?I! ! ~ctll~ii~~dril~~
i ~ l l erllel o i l ll<l\\l i \el loOo,m~ ~ L l rllle ill~lllli~l~ < tl~l I~~ . l c l I!,l ~ ~l \,t.) l ~ 1j 1 ~ ~ 1 -
ills al::l> t~il.
( i t n c o ~ d z ri~ Iprzscln ill rliz .?ILI~II Iilic tliz ~ i i ; ~ l i ~ ~ :a~ ti l~: , , c ~ I~)IL,L,-!~,I! ,!~~~~l
\,.~lve1G.l:h) r i i ~ ~ lbe it 11, I ~ ' . - r a \ \t l l i , LOIIILT I
I 1 .' 1 1 ~ ~~ ~, t ~ r r ~1 ~ :~,r
l p ' o c c ~(1,, ~, ? e 8 ~ ~ ~ l iI.,%\el~ t~n i:I\:i111c ti,. I,',,,. I [)I).[lit, ;iir Ilou Iibr
2.8 Prolonged stop
--
Emergency operation
General
- -
Step A: I~!,IKI
,\d~itlsI~ l i e,lir l l o \ \ t11iJ o i l l l < - \ \I L ~ >te:111ipt11gc pcn11i~11i I>\ :II::III. \,I
III? p o I e ~ l ~ i ~ > li ~ li s<i ~ 1I1c
l~e~ IIX;I!
~ r > c<>~ilrc?l 1>;111cl
S t r p 8: :\~I,~II>I Ill?stet111i . ~ I o l ~ i i \ i i ilpre\s~tri
g .\,II\..
$>II liic \re.l111 I.C!:LI~,II~II,: 1,) 111~.
i a l l i e l e \ e l :IS 11ieo i l ~ p r e ~ ~ t.II<I
i r c lhcli~rcIII? I ~ ~ l r i i d r .
Step C : 1'1-rss [lie lht11101il i i r 5lct1111p ~ ~ r gIII.\I<I~
e \lie I<IK,II c t ! ! i ~ r ~~~,IIICI
,l :!11<i ~ACL,!,1 1
l p r ~ s s c ~1.11~
l . o i l \:~l!,c< c l t w i ' i ? ~ l ~ c ~ l i ; i I;111<l
cl\. \ , I I \ C I",>I~
X I L , ; I I ~ ~ IP~II!:?
L>pcll>.
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General
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Illustration of the f11el oil pump unil
I.. :,
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I)rrrriptiun
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n icirc~llalin: IOII II!IIKi n Illis \!;I!. pliln(, will
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!varlo u p ancl SI; a r e s ~ l lll l ~ i ccan cause m e c l ~ a n i c a~:IIII;~s~.
l
i Head Uo"
2 Adlustlng ui3u
2.3 Heating
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DM6-DM42 DM 66 - D M 210
Filler heatlng
.
Eiectilcal
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Rlter
--heellng
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Pump nelllng
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FIBCIPUII B
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medlum pump rrstlng
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Medium lllisr hen'lne
Illustration of pomp and 1iltc1-lic:~tinl:
Purm, heallno
Assembling
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3.1 Installation
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P i l e n t i n n : Dl1 n o t IISC wnler I~IIC 1'1 l l ~ c
r i s k o f r t ~ s for111:1tio11.
t
-
Illuslration o f pipe nork ciinneclion
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Star! up
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4.3 Start up
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Table of contents
Cooler unit
- -~-
Avstallation of the cooler
1 Genera! description
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1:1cc ~lp\\:ll-<is.
2.1 Connection
- - ---- -
a General description
Llla~rlvali:?
Water r title1
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Fi;prc 1
3.1 Dismantling--
and installation of the
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tube
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3.2 Conservation during shut-down periods
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Table of contents
Control system
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General
Operating modes
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Table of contents
Frarnp Safeguard
Li:Built-in signal
a RAR..: Photo reU
Flame Safeguards
..
Flame safeguards for burners with intermittent operation
The LAElO is used for the supervision and indication of oil flames
.. The LFElO is used for the supervision and indication of gas and oil flames
Supplementary Data Sheets for flame detectors, refer t o N7712 and N7713
For flame supervision systems LECI for continuous operation. refer to Data
Sheet N7761
The LAEIO ILFElO and this Data Sheet are intended for use by OEMs which inte-
grate the flame safeguards in their products!
Use
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LAEIO - For the supervision of oil flames
Flame supervision with silicon photocell detector RAR9..
General Both types of flame safeguards are used primarily in conjunction witli LEC' control
units on the following applications:
- Dual-supervision of burners 1 supervision of the main flame or of the ~gnltior; and
main flame by 2 identical or differeni types of detectors
- Supervision of forced draft oil I gas burners Isupervlslon of t h e flame wlth d i i
ferent types of detectors. dependins on the operating niode
Multiflame supervision 1 plants with several burners whose flames must be su-
pervised individually by one or several detectors, whose startup and supewlsion
however, should or must be carried out centrally and simultaneouslv by only i
burner control
- The flame safeguards can also be used in connection with other types of burner
controls provided the given combinat~onand selected connection sircull do not in?.
pair the burner control's safety functions
- The flame safeguards are also user as flame indication units in combirstlor- plant
with manual startup
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HVAC Products
Warning notes
The avoid injury t o persons, damage t o property or the environment. the follow-
Engineering notes
. Ensure that the drop out delay tlme of relay < < ddoes
to <<Connectionexamples),. 7781a021
~ not exceed 50 ms [also refer
Mountinq notes
-
Installation notes
. Always run the high-voltage ignition cables separately while obsewlny the greatest
possi~bledistances to the unit and to other cables
Do not mix up live and neutral conductors
Electrical conneclion o f the detectors
It is important to achieve practically disturbance- and loss-free stgnal transmission
Never run the detector cable together with other cables
L i n e capacitance reduces the magnitude of the flame signal
-Use a separate cable
Ionization probe does not provide protection against eiectrlcal shock hazard
Locate the ignition electrode and ~orlizationprobe such that the lcnitlon spark can-
not arc over to the ~onizationprobe (cisk of electrical overloads)
Observe the maximum permissible lengths and shielding of the detector cables
(refer to ((Technical data)))
Locate and adjust the detector such that only the flame to be s u p e ~ ~ ~ sNII
e dbe
detected
Protect the UV cell adequateiy agalr>stUV radiation emitted bv halogen lamps.
welding equipment, special lamps. ignition sparks, high energ'i x-rays and gamma
rays
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IS: C 2000 I S I - . . ' : 2004
Cert. 03739 Cen 36233
X
With LECl ...
X x I
----
X ... X
1
LFE10 x x x x ... x x
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Life cycle
Flame safeguards has a designed lifetime' of 250.000 burner startup cycles whlch.
under normal operating conditions in heating mode, correspond to approx 10 years of
usage (starting from the production date given on the type held). T h ~ slifetime 1s based
on the endurance tests specified in standard EN230 I EN298 and the table contalnlng
the relevant test documentation as published by the European Assoc~ationof Compo-
nent Manufacturers (Afecor) ( w a f e c c ~ ) .
The designed lifetime is based on use oi the flame safeguards according to the rnanu-
facturer's Data Sheet. After reaching the designed lifetime in terms of [lie n ~ ~ m hor
er
burner startup cycles, or the respective time of usage. the flame safeauards IS to be
replaced by authorized personnel
The designed lifetime is not the warranty time spec~fiedin the Terms of De11;erv
Disposal notes
-
The flame safeauards conta~nelectrical and electronic components and must not be
disposed of together with household waste.
Local and currently valid legislation mus- be observed
Mechanical design
The flame safeguards are of plug-in design and conslst of power supply section. flame
signal amplifier, flame relay, an auxiliary relay for controlling the flame detector or the
flame simulation test, and a flame indication lamp located in the unit cover hehinrl a
viewing window.
The electrical circuit is intrinsically safe in connection with LECl burner conirois - IS
tested in respect of proper functioning each time the burner 1s started up The plug-ln
bases - like the housing -are made of impact-proof and heat-resistant plastic For
illustrations of the plug-in bases and other n?tes, refer to <<Dimensions\
Special features LAE i0 Automatic light simulation test by increasing the sensitivity of the amplifier rlurric; the
burner off and the purging times of the LEC I burner control
Special features LFEIO Automatic testing of the flame detector by increasing the operating voltage of the UV
tube during the burner off and the purging tines of the LECl burner control
lonlzation probe Flame supervision by making use of the eleztrical conductivity of the flame In conjunc-
tion with the rectifying effect is only possible with gas and blue-flame burners Since the
flame signal amplifier responds only to the DC component of the flame signal lioniza-
tion current), a shori-circuit between flame rietector and functional earih cannot ~ 1 1 7 1 1 1 -
late a flame signal.
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Flame safeguard
- For the supervision of gas 1 oil flarnes n'ith flame detector QRA . or lonizallon probe
- A C 220 . . . 240 V LFE10
-AC110V LFE10-110V
Ordering
When ordering, please give complete tyoe reference
Flame safeguard is delivered without plug-in base: order these separately (refer to
xAccessoriess).
Accessories
Silicon photocell detectors RAR9 ... refer to Data Sheet N7713
UV flame detector QRA2 .... QRAIO ... refer to Data Sheet N7712
-Weight LAE10 8~
Function
Basic mode of operation of the flame sa!eguards in connection with the L E C l burner
control:
When used with the L E C l . the flame safeguard feeds the flame stgnal into thr? burner
control's control program the same way as if the flame safeguard was a component of
the burner control (same as with an oil or gas burner controi)
in the event of non-ignition, loss of flame during burner operation. or faulty flame signal
during burner off or purging times, the hurner will always be shut down and the burner
control will initiate lockout.
The switching functions needed to feed the flame signal into the burner control's control
circuit are provided by flame relay <<FRN of the flame safeguard and the 2 auxiliap~
relays M H R))~and KHRZNof the L E C l b ~ ~ r n control.
er
The L E C l burner control also delivers the program for the flame slmulatlon test in con-
nection with the LAElO flame safeguard and the flame detector test with the LFElO
The test is controlled via the connecting line between terminal 15 of the burnpr control
and terminal 6 of the respective flame safeguard
Both tests
start about 7 seconds after a controlled shutdown
are continued during burner off timei
Are continued during the ensuing prepurge time
end 3 seconds before start of the safety time
In the flame safeguard, the switching functions required are performed bv a~~xiiiarv
relay aHR3,>.
Since in the case of flame supervision with an ionization probe. ~ts riot necessarr to
carry out a test, the connecting line between terminal 15 of the burner control and ter
minal 6 of the flame safeguard is not recuired here
Any flame signal - be it a normal flame signal during operation or a faulty signal - 1s
~ndicatedby the indication lamp at hous~ngof flame safeguard
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PiRiNlhlnl :7RlaOl~OYOR
Mode o f operation of the flame safeguards when used for the supervision of 2 manually controlled burners
.
.
With this type of supervision, too, the burner can be star-
ted only if the flame detector or flame simulation !est has
been successful.
- This means that neither of the 2 flame safeg~iardsmay
04 7T8,ac>:m',:Ga
detect a flame signal during burner off t:mes
-t When the burner is started up, the detector Lest will
I I: automatically be interrupted
When pressing button (,I,,. relay <<d>* is energized vla
circuit path 4-3 of the flame relays. which 1s slill closed
thus switching on the ignit~onof both burners
At the same time, fuel is released
LFElO
The duration of the start pulse given by pressing hiltton
<<I,>should be limited by a time relay - In the sense of a
safety time.
If the flame is established on both burners tridcated by
the signal lamps at housing of flame safeguards - relav
LFElC
4 d is ~ now maintained in its energized condition "12 clr-
w i t path 3-7 of the 2 flame relays
When releasing button a i r , ignition w \ I be switched off,
thus completing the startup sequence.
If the event of loss of flanie on 1 of the burners. the re-
spective flame relay is deenergired, thereby nei1tra1z8ng
-.
P.,(l,lC I
!he holding clrcuit for relay ud,, This m e a n s that the fuel
valves of both burners will immediately be shut.
The burners are switched off manually be prnsslng button
N O D , or - autcmatically - by the control ! lim~tthernlosfa!
or pressurestat / pressure switch in the phase iht~recon-
nection.
In case of flame supervision with ~onizationprobes ter-
minal 6 of the flame safeguards must be connected d)-
rectly to the phase wire since no detector test is requlrPd
here.
Example: During conrieclron with termrna! I'
51:?
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Ruldrng Technoloases i.l'?Slen
HVCC Poducts ;, 8 : 8 ~ 3 2!l,lF,
Mode of operation of the flame safeguards with multi-flame supervision (detailed connection d a q r a n i f; g for
gas burners)
Legend BS
ION
Operating switch OFF I ON - per bl~rner
Ionization probe for ionizaton supervision
FR Flame relay
GV1 1 GV2 Gas valve for Is'and 2'" stage
L1 Built-in signal lamp -> indic:ition of flame
QRA .. Flame detector
Z Ignition transformer
Basic c ~ r c u i diagrams
t
LFEIO w ~ t hflame de4:ctor QRA
H '- 15 LEC1
~
~ 7 -
I
7 ,i i
3
. -~ 3
1 .- ,
I I .- - QRA
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1 0-
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T ~ r m ~ n10
a l mu51 b e connected to earth!
I ? 11 L E C l
Flame relay
H 15 L E C I
Main swlch
Auxlary relav for UL' defector r r
flame simr~laiontest
ION lonzat~onprobe ior ron!r;lton s u
- ,
! , a
pervson
Built-ln sqnai iamr
1 :!
RARS
-,lridca!lon of f l ~ r n ~
..?, ~
K 7 Flame de!ecfor
Li ~p , 110
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S i c o n photocell r!?irrtcr
D~mensionsin mm
Base versions
Base versions
Front As a separate item. su~tedfor use with plug-in base AGK 4 104 9164 0 ican also he
AGK4 I0491120 used with AGK 4 104 9025 0, shaded area In the drawinq)
R u l l d n ~iechn01ogleS 7C'N7Rlen
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'IVAC P~cdxluc!s
Photocell Detectors RAR...
--
The photocell detectors are designed for use with burner controls, for the super-
vision of yellow-flame oil flames.
They are used especially i n connection with burner controls for the control and
supervision of large-capacity burners.
The RAR ... and this Data Sheet are intended for use by OEMs which integrate the
flame detectors in their products!
Use
The RAR . flame detectors are used for the supemision of yellow-hurning oil flzmes
They are des~gnedfor use w t h the follow~ngtvpes of burner control? LAL LA€ 1
LOK16 and LAElO
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HVAC Products
Warning notes
p~
All activities (mounting, installation and service work, etc.) must be pedormed bv
qualified staff
Before making any wiring changes in the connection area, completely isolate the
plant from mains supply (all-polar disc<~nnection)Ensure that the plant car~notbe
inadvertently switched on again and that it is indeed dead If not observed, lhere is
Mounting notes
. Ensure that the relevant natlonai safety regulat~onsare compiled wltb
The flame detector plugs into the burner (the detector's clamp engages on the
burner's iight metal flange)
Installation notes
...
-
Alwavs run the hiqh-voltaqe
. iqnition
. cables separate from the i ~ nand
t other cables
while observing the greatest possible distances
.
It is important to achieve practically disturbance- and loss-free signal transmiss~on
Never run the detector cable together with other cables
- Llne capacitance reduces the magnitude of the flame signal
- Use a separate cable
Observe the permissible detector cable lengths (refer to .Type sunimary>.i
Commissioning notes
. The intensity of light radiation on site is checked by measuring the detector current
.,
a
\ I ,/
RAR
Measuring circuit for measuring the detector current. For the minimum detector currents
required, refer to the Data Sheet of the relevant burner control
Standards and ceoificates
Service notes
. Each time a unlt has been replaced check to ensure that wlrlnq
state and that the wlres are firmly connected
IF. In an orderly
Disposal notes
p~
The flame detector contains electrical and electron~ccomponents and musl nal be dis-
'e' -
~ o s e dof toqether with household wastb
5 Local and currently val~dleg~slat~on must be observed
Mechanical design
-- -
- Housing made of dust-proof duroplast
- Photocell is under protective glass
- Flame detector can be supplied with or without flange (vers~on4 241 8855 O i and
clamp (refer to ((Type summary,,)
Type summary
Type reference
RAR9
Length of detector cable
Up to max. 100 m
Flange and clamp Photocell made o f
Without I Silicon 1
~
RARS(1) Up to max. 10& With 1 Sillcon I
Accessories
Part number
4 241 8855 0
4 241 8898 0
4 199 8 8 0 6 0
I AGGOS
IP40 Kit for RAR
-Cable se3l1ngelement @ 5 R nin7
I
Technical data
Genera: data Safety class iI --
Degree of protection !P20
A IP40 to DIN EN 60529, a: relative
design of cable entry ie.5 AGGOSI
Mounting position optional - -
Weight a p p r o ~ 85
. g
Cable connection Screw terminals for min. 0.5 nim' an.1 mau
1 5 mm2wlre cross sectlon
Cable w ~ t hferrules .Adapt at stranded wtre cross sectton
Dimensions
Dimensions in mm
Quantity
Item number Description / Unit
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Lars0 Was! Bordalo Pingeiro -No Number ...............DEL208590
Dace ............... 2 9 0 a 1 0
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custmer reqdsidon ....:
Your fax Nol ............ :
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Invoice address Ou ref ..................: TIK I LOAUd095969
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W&hi (kg) ............. : 3.60
Diniensian (mm)....... .: 320 X320 X 160
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AALBORG
I N D U S T R I E S
Socket 8,OO
Timer 4.00
Potentiometer 4.00
MCB Circuit breaker 2.00
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Above is 2A please confirm at order
MCB Circuit breaker 2.00
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Above is 6A please d m at order
MCB Circuit breaker 2.00
Ahove is 4A -please confum at order
Burner lance excl 1.00
atomkriy-jet
422 KO ResSance 2.00
LP converter 2.00
Sp~parepartskit for Oil 2.00
reg valve
Photo cell LOO
L~mirm t c h 1.00
Y-~et 1.oo
Positioner for control 1.OO
valve
Posboner fpr fan I .OO
Tendbr. KBSD 2650
L=1739+100
W2:011175
C i t breaker
Pbotolesistive deteator
W e t set (o-rings)
Bush set for flow meter
Filter regulator 148
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REMARKS
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Change of Load Line and Low Sulphur Fuel Conversion for AUK.Boilers
This is to c o n i k that the fallowing has been carried out:
Surveys
Survey Code Survey Name Result
COLL.0 I Change of load line marks - I Complete
1 MISC.0 /Miscellaneous item occasional - low sulphur fuel conversion I ~omplete I
At Owners request, the vessel was attended at Delaware Bay at Bigstone anchorage on 2010- 1 1-1 2 and subsequent
days to carry out following surveys:
- Verification of low sulphur fuel conversion
- Verification of Load Line marks
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GENMAR ORION GMRorio~lC
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Fuel oil piping system for am. o i K d boilen has been convert& to bum low sulphur fuel (MGO).
Owner has canied out alteration onboard as per DNV approved letter ref. no. NACN0373MDJ0127322-J-10105
dated 2010-04-21submined by Aalborg ontkd.
- MGO (low snlphm fuel) supply pump unit G450 (including wntml panel and 2 screw pumps) installed
- A fuel coofer unit, fresh water cooled. installed
-Two (2) 3-way valves. automatic contml by timer, i d l e d One is on pipe line from the cooler and mother is on
pipe from mnnline from the boiler
- Igmters Ms been replaeed by new type with flame scanner at each boller burner
Now alteration has been verified onboard according to %heappmycd letter with wmment:
Makinglbraldng capacity of new cirmit breakas for new installed MGO pumpsverses shon circuit current 1s
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located at newlv installed MGO nunm contml -el.
- Supply for twb ( 2 ) M& pumps, serving 'kine essential or important purpose have been d i d e d between two
(2) distribution switchboards having separate supply circuit from difFerent sections ofthe main switchboard.
- Switchpr and confml circuit for W M W pumps we in the same cabinet but they are not separated from each
other by flameretaniwt prtitions like similar to existing hegvy fuel pump control panel amrang to Aalborg
standard
- N d y installed MOO cooler is cooled by fresh RateE.
--LSFO temperature anywhere in the system is maintahed 1.1 cst at 65 deg.C
There are no tfireadedjoints in the newly installed piping system.
- L S D 0 pump6 wm delivered by Aalborg with DNV ae&?cat@.
-Inspection and onbard testing of the modification Pms now been &ed out witnessed by undersigned survepor.
- Assmne test pr~gramhas been submitted by e r g to DNV Hovik.
- Software SCADA which is for boiler control system, has been replaced accmhgly.
- Interlock system between heavy fuel pumps and low sulphur cooler has been tested and found in order.
- All safety functions including MGO high temperaturealarm has been rested sabisfactorily
Test has been carried out as per Aalborg " W o n Manual for MOO conversion of boiler plantl'and main
procedims are as follows:
1 210993
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newly fitted auto 3 may valve fined on fuel return
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Name 01 v-l 1-~ame of owner -7yhzY bid.. I
GENMAR
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REPORT ON VISIT
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- Checked cabt.1~.Cdbcl ffv~or,~. . .rwitohb~,xmdtube pulled to .&GO pmxl iastcnd ufl'uhcr Pmcl
- Checked sp;tre I..
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1 - PFishcd nwdification of wil. .tdx ort boilcr 2. Windbox lined brck ~ I boiler
I togcthcr \tit11 clc\\ igllibr. ~ i .c.
m ~ burntx
n lance, new prima . swirler (CCW), new ~ecor~dary swirler (CCW), and new brdckct for ignit111-:ti!.
cylinder. New uir cylinder not ~seds i ~ new n ~ type pmxi~ritys~,sorwas nut delivered by Aalborg Indusuich. Old
cylinder worLing &G, butnow t p e proximity sensor (2 pcs) is to be srnt to ship, so the new air cylinder call be
fitted in futureby crew.
- Finished wiring of MGO pu1. I .
- Boiler 2 F.D.Ew positioncr 4 cylinder ntotlified. Posirioncr re-initialized. In c a c ut'hl;ir~ki~ilt. fin1 no\\ Ircttlms
to fully open position.
- Zcro poi'llt ch~ckedon air 1: . dk.11 checked 011both builcrs. Chcckcd piping lo Jll~;cll.P1pc li~unliil1.1:..:2 to
dP-crll found ctoggedon bu~i n,ilci>. C1w:ud w~ordi~igl.y.
411 1-10:
- F i g holler no 2. After firit .!:e h i l a fur .~pprox5 rnl~~utaaat ZOu/o load. the boilcr wa5 u~ppinpon "High Ex-
haust Temperanire" (450 OC). heckcd exhaust temperature wlth own flue gas tear, and cxhi~us< temperature was
measured to eqpmx. 210°C. undtli;ttareGli*tanceof422 0.was missing intarminal X I 31fi2 (clec.tric'al draw-
ing sheet 35). Did not have c, cot sire mistdnet available, so mounted resistance 500 C2 imtead. Temperiittue on
h a l Panel now' showing 10-1; "C uiorethat abwai tempcrdture. Chcuked size of rrant,uicc UII boiler I, uiil
found that three resistances h:~' !ticn connected in k e s , with a total of 422 S2. Comct SIZG resistance is tu be or-
dered andmounted by new
- Boiler no I stopped and \VI, dx re~l~oved for mdi6cation.
- Unisab on Boiler 1 exch:~li: wrth i~cw.
- Local Panel boiler I rewii~ ,r ipi~.iorffame scwner.
Sill-10:
- Finished modification af I\ i.
;.>xon boiler I. Widbox tilted back on boiler together with liuw ignitor, new
main burner lawe, new pria;. >wil.I-r(CW). new secondary swirlcr [(CW),and new br;~ckcrti,r ignitor u r cylin-
dcr. New air cylinder not us: gee nhove). Boiler fucd with stable flamc.
-Boiler 1 F.D.Fanpositioi~: :d air :ylmder modified. Posiiioner re-initialized. In case ofblnckout, fan now re-
turn to fully open positiou.
- Preparing ECR PC for Twzl ..i~i.riooing. lnstallcd b.th scad;^ \ I L)t>.lO.
611 1-10:
- Boilem switched to MGO 11 kr~r:rs full%!: wlth stable flame.
- Univah inPowcr Panel c . cd \i$thnew
- Connecting powcr to )*l(i~. I. ...
- Direction ofrotation cheek, .
\1(30 punlps.
7/11-10:
-EPROM changed in Loc;:l .CIS n. J Power Pi~eIs;v6.27rev1032.
- Boilers started on MGO I ! w;il 'nuel.
- Scads PC connxtcd.
- Whenpreparit~gt'or f l t c y:. :. hi ~ L TI WIS not able to fuc. Boilur wasnipping on "Uil xrvo error". 11' Lun-
vertcr ~ 8 5found
: fill& wiili . ..:.I cuotrOl air con1pres5urs. Chiangud UP converter wit11 t~acclfi.un~ships :.ti)re.
8;ll-10:
- I'lue gas test pcrtlrncil . i)I ; % I20-6UYI. luad. Oxygen level n~aintainedbctwce~i5 . 0 4.0 U/u. 'resled with
ships IG system. During 11.. .,ICSI, uigb exlmusr temperature was noted on boiler 2, together with high CO con-
tent. After numerous tirncs L tbli:wingthe CO content was redured, but still to high exhaust temperature.
Compared with own flue g ~ . .
...c temperature s h o w in Scada is showing 50°C to high.
- Correctingelectrical dmu i~ .;icurdiqg to ~nodificario~~s: in Panels, Power Rwcl, and MGO panel.
- Recording settings from 1" :3 1 (i mitor 1ll1mesurveilla~c)and FD Fan positioncr.
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9/11-10:
- Boilerschan~icdliui!~A l i : !f(
- Not nhle to start HFO pump no 2 due to missing fcudb;tck sibmal. Foond
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Drawing No.. "Cooling Water System" is approved in accordance with the requirements Status
of DNV Rules Pt.4 Ch.6. with the following commcnt
10016 We recornmond to put the suction inl& bef- tfie vave WOZ5J7and outkt For Inf.
after the WHQ6F. As for now, taking out of $mice L.O. cooler will alsoaffect
the kux. Boi~lerMGO Cader.
DET NOKSICE VE:KITAS
Stntem en1
4pproval and Vcrilication o1~,4lte1ntic1nsIO F:iel O i l pipln?
r ~ nDct Nnrshe Vcritas A S ( D N V I :II N c n .lcrscy. IIS:\. OI 10 10-1 1-12 II:I> ;tpprn\i.tI ;>lid \ c r i l i e ~ llii
I liis i c l o c t l ~ ~ l i th;il i
initnll;i!ion of alterati,xis :is per tile appro\'ed letter (Appendix A ) and sur,cy reports iApl,endih 131. hasril (mi tlic l)"l\' RIIIC\
for ( ~ ' l ~ s s i f i r a t i oonf ~ l i i pP1.4
~ Cli.6. C'IiX and Ch.9 i ~ n t P1.6
l CIi.3. Tor Ill< nhove rnentioneil hliip
LlL\\' lias been info1.11irdthat ('l\vl~er's intention \villi these alterations ic I $ allow tile helo\\ lirtcd ~lincIii!lcs\1,) ci~?eratc>\itti
likl~llareti~cls.
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DET NORSKE VF:RlTAS
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\\'ittiesiiif fuel change over lo- 311d oper;iti~~il
o i n ~ a c h i n c ~OII! d i ~ t i l l a r si't.~et
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! Nnrske Veritas A S ( D N V ) 31 N e b Iersey. L'S.4 011 2Ol0- I I-I:. ;it l l i c rcc/i~c'.t~ ~ l ' l l0\~11ers.
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~\itrleciedf t ~ e changiovcr
l to- and operatio11 o f m a c l ~ i n e r yI - I I ~ ~ di;t~ll;ttr.
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l per rile ;lppro\eiI letter Pel Kr,
\ \ C K O 3 7 i 'VIl).IO ‘'321-I-l Ol Oi dntcd 2010-04-21 IAppetldi\ ,\I.
I lie li18:l cllangc over runninc ii-ntn Ihenvy fiiel (tII:O) to low sulplior fiicl tbTCi(1)) was can-ied oun in accard;rlicc \\it11 !\:ilh(,ri.
'li~.;ri-l~ctio~~ a i I\l(i(1 cn~ivcrsiono f boiler plant" (see covcr onl) i n Apprndi\ R ) . frotn IklFO I ? . l0"1!S I 15c.c
r n n n ~ ~I',i,-
?ppc~~,:li\ C') to hlCi( ( 0 . 0 5 " , ,\;. 1.9 cSt at 5 0 deg C)(see A l i l x i ~ r l Di ~l i;,~
rlie (irllowins c q l ~ i p i ~ i c ~ r l .
let! devices atid al:!rnih includinji MGO liisli trrll[xraiure alarm & sl1111do\ril ih2 cl?:. (I ~11nri116 5 ilci.. C' 41111~ I o \ ~\!i.re
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to ellsure llial 1Iie l i i c l i i~scclarc s ~ ~ i f i i h 1lr.ic .;.?I< o p e r n t i o ~01111c
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I \c,ic.l'\ iniacl~iner!. I! ;\ill ;IISII he rhc O\\ner.s respolisihilit! to maintail1 ..llili~ge~1151.liroccdurt3ir i ~ l c \ ~ iiir
l i ~ c l kc:lrricd out onht.:!l.~i.
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il!ic is to confirm t h a ~Dct Norske Veritas 4 S (DNV) at New Jersey. LIS.4 on 2010-1 1-12 lias approveti and verified thc
installation of alteratii7ns as per the approved letter (Appendix A ) and s u n e y repofls (Appendix 0). based on tlie DNV Rules
Ilr Classification of Stlips P t l Cli.6, C11.8 and Ch.9 and Pt.6 Ch.3. lor the above ~nentionedship
DU\' has been infornrrd that Owner's intention with these alterations is tr allow the helow listed n?acIiiner) to operate with
distillxie fuels.
1 This statement does na-t waive the O!\,ner's rcsponsihility to ensure that the filels used are suitable hr ?;lie opcr~tiono f t h r 1
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Iisued nt Delaware. [I1?.L!SA. 20 10- 1 1 - 1 3
II ilnlpNn rd<e*im u or darnwa x ? c n a prnrtd lo "=re men iau- w any nw8gcn8 sol o r m > r * i o no f o s vrntal ,nln 9-1 r i o m e v m s r Inel> cnmpansaonir car nln a r r ~ nlmm lor. -r
damage n , r r c r . i n a m p o n r a i o n rnntdnu~rrrcao on srnvunl m u a ~ o ~ ~ n t i~mn ai ~~ ~ ~ r n a l g w i ~ ~ i n e ~ a Dn ~~u m
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Witnessing fuel change over to- and operatio,! of machincr! on distilla!c fils1
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1/ Tllis i. to confirm Illat De! Norske Veritas AS (DNV) at New Jersey, LISA on 20 10- - I ? . at tlic requcst ol'tlle Obvners. /la?
u.i!nes.;ed fuel chang?~rverto- and operation of machinery running on distillate fuel as per tlie approved letter ReC No.
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N,\CF.;0?73iVIDJO '7311-.I-10105 dated 2010-04-21 (Appendix .4).
Tile fiiel change over running rrom heavy fuel (HFO) to low sulphur fuel :MGO) was carried out in accordance with nalhor:
..lnstniction manual !'or h4GO conversion of boiler plant'' (see cover onl) in Appendix R). fro111 HFO (2.10"; S ) (see
Zppendis C ) to MGO (0.05",b S. 7.9 cSt at 50 deg C) (see Appendix D) fi-r the following equipment: 1
Safety devices and ai7nns includins MGO high temperature alarm Xc shul do\%n(52 dcs. C ?lam1 ' 6 5 de:. i..c l l ~ l tclo\v11) \18erc
dcmonctrated workir : salisfiic101-~
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Tl~isstatement does :ji,t \vai\.e the Owner's responsibility to ensure that ti-e fuels used are ruitnhle for saie operation of'tile 1I
ve;sel's inacliinery, I t ivill also he the Owner's responsihility to maintain c h z n ~ eovtr procedurec rcle\allt for ally change of I
filels carried out onh,xlrd.
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DET NORSKE
VERITAS Rev. (1 (
SURVEY REPORT
Name of vatael
GENMAR ORION __ -- -
Change of Load Line and Low Sulphur Fuel Conversion for Am. Boilers
This is to oonfirm that the following has been carried out:
Survqa
S u ~ e Code
y Survey Name , Result
COLL 0 Change of load line marks - Complete
MISC.0 Miscellaneous item occasionai - low sulphur fuel convenion Complete
Atowners request thevessel was a m d e d atDelaware Ray at Bbslone mmorage on 2010-1 1-12 and subseqm
dqs to carry out fouollow'mpsLW~5:
-Verifi~ationof low sulphur fuel oonversion
- Verification of l.oad Lme marks
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Place of s u m ~
Delaware, MD
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To"zTl 2010-11-12
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Name O l vsse%l Nm*dMUnS
OlWR Orion LLC
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Fuel oil piping syRem fur aux. oilfired boilers has been converted to bum low sulphur fuel (MGO).
Owner
. . has carried . out sltcration
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as oer DNV aoorovcd letter ref. no. YACN0373NIDJ0/27322-J-I010~
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- MCiO (low sulphur Re11 supply pump unit 0450 (including contml panel and 2 screw pumps) installed
- .4 fuel cooler unit. fresh water cooled. installed
-Two (2) 3-way valtcs. automatic convol by timer, installed. One is on pipe line fiom ihc cooler ana another is on
pipe from return line from h e boiler
- Igniters has been replaced by new t ) p : with flame surveilance at each W~lerburner
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altemtlon ha3 MSn v@ijiededonW@daecbadiing.to288 qtpprwed letter witb~mmpnt:
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purpose h e reendivided between two
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Drawing Kc,. 100S03 058158, "MGO Power Panel" is apprnucd in accurda~ice\\,ill1 thc Statt~c
req~~il-enicn!<
oiPt.1 Ch8. with the following comments
10012 Mnkinghrzliing capacity of new circuit breakers (ior new installed MG(1 Pending
:'or
pumps) versus short circuit current at place o i locaion shall hc st~bl~iitted
apl-l-oval. If spare breakers on MSWBD are used tkcn illis is not r-quired.
P1e:lse revert to the approval centre.
10013 According ro Pt.3 Ch.8 Sec.2 F 101 c) supply i@r:wo pumps. serving tile ianic !lciiding
essential or important purpose shall be divided bet7,veen at least two distrib~rtinn
s\vitchboards when such are used, cach having a ctpnrate supply ci~.cuilf i o n ~
di!'f,:re~~t sections of the main swjtchboard(s).
Plt5ase confirm to the approval centre.
10014 Wt: have noted that switchgear and control circuit (or both MGO pump5 are i n Pc..:!ding
rh? same whinet. According Pt.4 Ch.8 Sec.4 A105 su.itchgear shall bc
se:)nrille:l from each otllcr by flame retardant partitions providing protcctioii in
cavr oTctri arcing fault. Please clarify/cxplain ati ieucrl lo the appro\,al ccrlrt,
D. wing No. 92X':32:05721 :/a, "P&ID, FUEL OIL yI!PPI,Y SYSTEM" is a ~ p r o v e din Statu~
ac, lrdance with tile requir ilnents ot'Pt.4 Ch.6. \vi..i; lhe icllowing comments
I0 36 We note thar a cocllcr has been fined. Plcnst indicate the cooling medium (FW Pending
or SW) atid updatt. relevant cooling system ;Irawin~with regard to the inodified
FO suppl:! system Plearc r-verl lo the app! ~\:alcentre.
1 '97 We assume that the tamperalure of LSFO It rlie LSFO pumps and thc burner For lnf
does not result in .: viscosity which is belov the manufaclurcs mici~num
viscosity spccificarion. Sor!nally it should be ensured hat tile LSFO
ten1perah:re anyv+lere in thc system is meis'lained belo\\, 40 de3.C (assuming
a]: 1,SDO specific.!ion 3 cst 15;
-. 440 dcg. C I .
1 8 Pleasc nole that thrcadecl joints are nct to I?:: ~!scdTor piping systeins col?vcyins Pending
flammable media .IS services where fatigue. sevcrc crosion is expec:?d to occur
according to Pt.4 Ch.6 Scc.G E206. Please opccify where the joints art i~scdand
rcvcrt to ripproval centre.
111 39 The 1,SD.I) pumps arc ?c be delivered with i)NV certificates. Thi: is 1'3 be ['ending
confimlei! by the trending DXV sur\,e,vcr
Dr wing No. SD9iC6-08tB.1, "Control Systcm' is approved in accordance wi!h the Status
Ire: ~irementsof DNV liuics for Ships Pt.4 Ch.9, \~:i!ii the following comments
11 10 Inspection m d onl)oard testing oi'thc motlilicntion shall be l.vitne-;seti by ihc l'ending
anending DNV Surveyor (DNV Rules For Ships Pt.4 Ch.9 Sec.1 .$. 3 x7 1
1 ( ' 11 Please sulmit the lest program to ine appro..nl center (DNV Rulcs fim Ships Pending
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List of parts fuel oil supply for KBSD -
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Request numbe-:. .............................................................................................................................
Canfigwation r umber: ..
Holl number(s)
Project numbcn
P&I diagram drawing nu:nber: ......................................................................... .92X0?:057?17
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Reading guide:
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Operating principles
I General
The system offers a wide range of operatlug modes. The boilcr plant call be operated
in automatic mode, inert gas mode, manual mode, or cmcrgency modc. In automalic
mode it is possible to operate in both lo\\, pressure modc and higll pressure mode. Tile
system also offers the possibility to opcrate the boiler p l a t as master:slave hoilcrs in
fully automatic mode depending only on tile stearn load. Altcr-natively, illc bollcrs il;ay
be operated inmanualmode independently or simultaneously. Anothcr working meth-
od is that one of the boilers is operating in manual niode at a fixed load and the other
boilcr operates in automatic modc. If oil selector switch (3-way valve, GI i 5) bas been
changed since lastposition, the system\villpc~fomanautumatic flush ofthc oilsunpl?
pipe lines.
2 Operating modes
Before bumer is able to start up, the system will check if oil selector sw'itclr (3-way
valvc, G I 15) has been changed, if it has. iil~automatic flush out of tbc oil sutpply line
will be performed. The control systcm automalically starts, stops, and reylatcs the
burner in normal operation depending on the steam demand. When the steam presmlrc
is below the set point for operation, the buner commences the stan-up scquencc. I(
the main steam valve and by-pass valve are closed, tlie burner operates in n~inimum
firing p s i t i o n after stafl-up until the differential pressure trehveen the boiler and the
main stcarn line is within the set point for which modulation free mode I S allowed. 1r.
on the other hand, the main steam valvc and by-pass valve are opcn prior to btiner
start-up, the pressure in the boiler and the pressure of the main steam line are rqualiscd.
and ihe burner operates in modulation frce modc.
ln modulation free mode, the control systcm attempts to maintain thc steam pressure
at the desired set point by regulation of lhc burner load. Thc hurner can be rc.~uIstcd
through the complete load range from minimum firing load to full load,
However, should the steam demand decrease below the minimum f i g load ofthe
burner, the steam pressure will increasr to the set ~ o i n for
t bumer stop. The hurner
stops and remains stopped until the set point for burner operation is reached again. lf
oil selector switch (3-way valve, G115) is changed during operation. Ihc system *,ill
the system with the ucw oil sclcctcd.
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Note: Operating instruction should he followed when changing oil type
Vote: If the hniler plant is not intended to operate a t different pressure modes
thr set point should he pet to the same levels.
When the burner opcratcs in high prcssure modc and low pressure modc is selected
c.g. during sailing conditions, the hun~erstops, and the pressure in the boiler bcgins to
tlro?. Excess steam will in this mode lic dumped and condensed in 1 . k condcns?.r dc-
pendent on thc set point for Lhe stcam ciunlp valve.
The boiler plant is dcsiged so that go:d quality incrt gas can he pruvided. The incrt
pas modc can be selected and controlled hy scltings in the control s:istem. When the
1,oiler operates as mastel-~slavclaloneand inen gas modc is selcctcd (internal or ester-
11al)thc burncr will be forccd to start,ifnot already staled. The burner load will ramp
up to minii~umincrt gas load. If thc steam prcssure in thc conlmon !inc drops below
the set point the burner load follows tlls common stream pressure repilator. However3
if the comrnol stream pressure regulator scts (he load below the minimum incrt gas
load the hurner load is kept on minimum inert gas load. In this case cxccss stcarn will
eumpcd ad condensed via the steanl dump cquipmcnt. Note thzt if t?e niaster boiler
sians thcslnve boilerand inert gasmode isnot selected fortheslavehoilerthcmiDimuin
I.,ad for this builer will he minimum men gas load provided this sct point is highcr
<?an the normal set point for stop. In incrt gas modc the normal sct point for stop is
inactive and the burner is only sloppcil l ~ an
y off signal for inen 425 rnodc or the high
e downs. If the minimum inert gas load is chanzed to a different
srcam p r e s ~ ~ ushut
,due durin? operation the bumer loa0 ivili be adjuwed to the new ss't point.
Before burner is able to start up, tbe system will check if oil selcctor snitch (3-way
valve, GI 15) has been changcd, if it has, an automatic flush out of the oil supply line
will be performed. !&\en manual operation mode is selected only the operating per-
sonnel can start the bumer. But during start-up the bumer scquence is handled euio-
matically by the control system. After start-up the desired load al:era:ions rnwt hc
carried out manually. In manual mode the normal set point for stop is inactive and tl?c
burner can only bc stoppetl by the operating personnel or a shut down (e.g. high sti.;lrn
pressure). If oil selector switch (3-way valve. GI 15) is changed during op?ration, ih;.
system will create a shutdo\vn, and perform a tlush-out of the system with tlie ne\v oil
selected.
This operation mode providcs faci!ities to opcrate one of the boilers in normal auto-
matic mode and the other boiler in manual mode. The boiler in manual mode must bh
given a start signal and after start up the humer load cnn be tnanually set to the dcsircd
Load position. The boiler in automatic mode starts, stops, and replates ihc humer in
normal operation depending on the steam demand. When the steam pressure is bclow
tlie setpoint for operation, the burner cornliiences the start-up sequence ;and if the stcani
prcssluc is abovc tbc set point for operation, the burner stops.
The boilers can be operated in a master/siave principle. In this control nin~lconc boilcr
is chosen as the master boilcr and the other as the slave boiler. Please nolc i?at t11c
boilers must operate in the same pressure mods (lowhigh pressure mutic). The selcc-
tion of masterislave boiler is optional ,and any one of the hvo boilers c:in !>cseicctcd
as the master boiler.
If the steam pressure in the common steam Linc drops hclow tiic set point ibr operation
the master boiler will start. ARer start-up the burner begins to modulate until tlie pres-
sllre is equal to the choscu set point. Star-up oitbc slave boilcr ,.\,ill only takc place 8t'
the load of the master boiler exceeds anti remains above a predctcrminsd valul- for a
certain pcriod of time. The set point for siatt-up is normally set to npproxima!ely 75%
load. When the slave boiler has been stnrtcd the bumcr remain5 in minimuln fiI-iug
position until the differential pressure between the slave boiler and thc nlnh slcam line
is within the limit for which the slave boiler is released to go into rising mode In rising
mode the burner load will rampup until the oil now is higher than the n1as:er hoiler
oil flow. At this point the slave boiler is i~llowcdto go into modulation free mode and
the load will be cqually shared between the two boilers. Stop of the slave hoilcr will
be initiated when the load on the mastcr burner rcaches a predetermined slop load
which is normally set to approximately 25%.
When the slave boiler has not been started for a long period of time e.g. if thc slcam
demand is low, the pressure ofthe s1aL.e !,oiler rvill drop. The control svslern starts the
bumer automatically and keep it in minimum filing position by means ot" the signal
from the pressure transmitter of the boilcr. Whcn the pressure ofthe clnve boiler has
been raiscd the control system stops llio burner again. This temporay operation ofthe
.;lave boil??,also called slavc mainleria~iccoperation, is carried out to avoid a too long
sta? lime .!'a cold sla\,i:.
:t slavc manner. This means that it \rill ramp-up until the oil flow is higher than the old
master boilcr oil flow. ARer this it operates as a real master hoiler and the new slave
boilcr stops if ncccssat)..
1.5.2 Shiitdnwn of the master hoilcr
if both bo:lcrs arc in automatic rnodc and the mastcr boiler rcccivcs 2 shutdown signal
;he slave hailer autornaticaily becomes the maser boiler. This is valid in all operarion
ttatcs, e.g stoppcd, nlnning, ctc. Ry rz-CIof rhc old mastcr boilcr shut down the new
na-,ter still continues as the mastcr boiicr.
Jlense note that if one of the boilers is :n manual inode the master/sia\,e state will not
',e changrrl by a shutdo\vli signal of Ill:: master boiler.
' , n e n the master hoilcr is in manual nludc and thc slave boilcr is in automatic mode
Ihe syslerr .will not operate correctly brcause the mastcr only czn "call" for star?istnp
uf tSe slaw hoiler. The tnusfer boiler mr~s:bc in modulation free mode belbre it can
control thc slave boilcr. In this sih1;ttioii thc slavc boilcr will only bc keep its maintc-
nan:e pressixc.
I, the rarc <:vent o r n total break doivn of t l ~ cconlrol system, (he burner unit with
t:elonging systems can bc operated in imcrgency operation. Due to tic fact that the
maiorily o-':he safety inlerlock trips and shut downs are overruled in emersency modc,
liic safety precautions for the plant rnllst be ohserved very careii!lly.
I'lease notc that in emergency operatior mode thc safety interlocks arc rcduccd to:
In emergency mode, the burner unit and supply systems are operaled rro~ninsidc the
!ocalcontrolpanel and thcpowerpmel. Various operating slvitches and potentiornriers
are provided inside the pancls for operating purposes.
Operating instructions
1 General
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Attrntion: If the burner unit and supply systems include parts, whicl~are not
standard dclivcry from AALBORG LNDUS'I'IUES, the specific in-
structions for these parts should h c ignored in the following scctions.
The actual insh~lctionsfur the specific p.drts ~ h o u l dhe thoroughly
studied and fol101~t.dduring operation of the burner.
Thc- operation instructions in tbc following scctiom describe ihc nosmsl burner oper-
ations with regard to preparatio~~ Cor stan-up on the selccted fuel type. normal s t a d
stop, changc of i~icl,clc. I t is irnnlied Coal Ule boiler, burner. control system, and ad-
ditional cquipment for the boilcr plant havc becn commirsioncd and arc fillly opcra-
tio11:ii.
1 . Descriptions
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1.1.1 Descriptions
In ti;? foll,owing sections \,ariou; operating procedures arc described such as:
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2 Operating Instructions
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This section describes the action; that must hc carried 011: hefgre the bunier unit and
oil systcrn are operational on gar oil.
Step A: Check that oil is prcscot in the gas oil tank. Open tihe quick closing valve
( G O 9 \vhich connects llie gas oil tank to the oil system.
Step B: Select gas oil on the rnon~!allyoperated three-way ~;ll\,e(GI 15).
Step C: Turn Lhc manually operated !hree-way valve (G24') for oil flow through
50th pumps.
Step D: Open the slop valvcs i;x Lhr pressure gauges (GO?. GI 1. G16, and G37).
Note: T h e stop valves for the pressure %auger on the pump unit should o n h h r
opened for pressure control purposes. During normal opcration, the tor,
valves should be closed.
Stcp E: Openthe stop valves (G97 and GlOI), and closc the by-pas valw 1G102I
Stcp F: By-pass the pre-heateis by means ofthe manually operated three-way valve
(GSI), and close the stop valves (G25 and G26) for both pre-heaters (6221.
Step G: Check that the stop valve (G109) is closed.
Step H: Close the stop valves (G73) for both prc-heaters.
Step I: Open the stop valves Cor the pressure gauges (G44 and F68) and tlic prcssul-c
transmiller (G99).
Step J: Open the stop valves (G69 and G77) for the ignition oil pumps (G721
Step K: Opcn the stop valves (F93 and Fh4).
Step I,: Check the position of the three-way ~ralvc(F99). The position must hc 3CI
for oil flow throush the burner unit.
Stcp M: Opcn the stop valves (Fl7 ,and P73).
Stcp U: Check that the throttle valve (F152) is w t in closed position.
Stcp 0: Open the stop valve for the pressure transmitter (F90).
Step P: Open the stop valve (F41) and thc nm-rchlrn valvc (F45).
Step Q: Openthe stopvalve (F92) foratomising steam supply from the steam systc.111.
Step R: Opcn the valves for the steam trap.
Step S: Set one of the oil pumps into operation mode and tlie other oil pump into
stand-by mode. If the burner is in automatic operation mode, the oil pilrnps
will not be operational bcrore start-i~pofthe burner is ioitiaicil.
Note: I i atomising steam is not available from the steam system, close thc ctop
valve ( f 9 2 ) s a d open the stop valve (F87) for supply from the compressed
air system. Compressed air for atomising should only be used if Ytcam i~
not available.
This sccdon describes the actions. which musr bc canied out beFore the hilrncr u n i t
and oil system are operational on heavy rue1 oil. It is implied that steam is av;iilnl,le
h r healing. and atomising.
Step .4: Check that oil is present in the healy fuel oil settling tank. Open thc quick
closing valve (G95) tlial connects the Ileaby fucl oil settling tank to !he oil
system
Step B: Select heavy fuel oil on the manually operated three-way valve (GI 15).
Step C: Open the stop valve (G49) for Lhc mixing tubc.
Step D: Turn the manually operated tbree-\v;:y valve (G247) Ibr oil flow ilimu~l!
both pumps.
Step E: Open the stop valves i'or thc prcssurc gauges ((304, GI I . G 16, ;tnd G??t
Note: The slop valves for thr pressure gauges on ~ I I Cpump unit should only be
opened for pressure control parpnses. During normal operalion, the. stop
valves should be closed.
Step F: Opcn the slop valvc? 1097 and GIOl), and close the by-pass valve (G102).
Ster, 6: Open the stop valves ibr the pressure gauges (EJ4 and F68) and theprcssue
transmitter (G99).
Step H: Open the stop valves :F93 and F64).
Step I: Check the position of the three-way valve (F99). Tje position must be set
for oil flout through the burner uni:.
Step .I: Opcn the stop valves (G25 and G26) for the pre-beater (G22), wbich should
be in operation and ctieck that the stop valvc (Cil5; is closed for lhc stand-
by prc-heater.
Stc,p K: Turn thc mimually opcratcd thrce-way valve ( G i l i for oil flow through thc
pre-heaters.
Slrp L: Check that the valvcs :n thc drain pipes from the pre-heaters are closed and
that thc valves from rile prc-beaters to the stearn (rap are open.
Step M: Open t h stop
~ valves iC53 and G54) and close the stop valve (GlO9).
Step N: Open the stop valve ((373)fix the operational prc-heater and close the stop
valve jG73) lor the stnnd-by pre-heater.
Step 0: Start one of the oil pumps and set the other into stand-by mode.
Slrp P: Check lhat the tracin!! syslcms for the oil system and the burlier t l i t are
operatio~lal.
Strp Q: Open thc stop valve? 1Gh9and F77) for the i.gni1ion oil pumps ('372).
Step R: Opcn the stop valves IF17 and F73).
Step S: Check that the throtlle valve (F152) is not in closed position.
Stel! T: Open the stop \'alvc f i ~ the
r prcssurc transmitter (FQ0).
Step U: Open the stop val\se 11'41) and the non-return vxlve. F 4 5 ) .
Step V: Opcnthcstopvalvc ~.FO:?)foratomisingstemsupplyfro~n thestcam system.
Strp W: Open thc valves for t i e stcam trap.
2.3 Normal startlstop
Thc control systcrn au1omaticali:i starts, stops, and re~mlatesthe hurncr in nomai op-
eration depending on the steam demand. When the steam pressure is below tlle sct
point for operation, the bumcr commences the start-up sequence. If the main steam
val\.c and by-pass valvc are closed, the buner operates in minimum firing position
after %tan-upuntil the differential pressure between the boiler and (he main steam linc
is within thc set point forwhich tniodulation freemode isallowcd. If,onthe other hand,
the main stcam va!ve and by-pas, vzlve are open prior to burn:( start-up, the Dressure
in ti?? boiler znd the pressure oi' Ilic main steam line ar;. ctloalised, and the burner
ope,-aresi n modulation free nlor!,:.
2.4 Change from gas oil operation to heavy fuel oil operation
When the fuel supply is changed from gas oil operation to heavy tiel oil opcr?.tion. ihc
fol;owing work steps should be caried out:
Step A: Check that oil is present in the heavy Fuel oil settling tank. Open the quick
closing valve (G95) which connects the heavy iucl oil senling tank to the
oil system. To avoid cavitation of the oil pumps, the viscosity of;he nil i n
the heavy fuel oil tank should not exceed 380 cSt. If necessan., the oil tank
should be heated.
Step B: Step B: Select heavy fuel oil on the manually operated three-~vayvalvc
(GI 15). When heavy fuel oil is selected, the control system automatically
changes lo heavy fuel oil pump operation. The return valvc G I ! I is cncr-
gized and returns Lo tank for a pre-set period (G337 holds the ~lijxingluh:
position).
ARer the time has expired, thc valve changes and relums to mixing tube i;,i
normal henvy rucl oil operation (G43C' is set to heavy fuel oil setl!in~ lank).
The fuel oil flow is set to 100% during the flushing sequence. to avoid hcai-
ing of gas oil.
(iT a cooler is present in the return line the manually operalccl ilu?c-aay
valve ((3436) must be set to by-pass the cooler.)
Vote: When the fuel type is changed from gas oil to lleaw fuel oil. a shut d o n n
for low oil temperaturemay arise. If the burner is in operation, it \>,illstop
due to this shut down. l'o prevent burner cut off, the set point for lo* oil
temperattlre can be temporarily decreased in the control 5ysteni.
Step C: Select one of the pre-heaters for opcratio.1. The other pre-heater ;hon!d hc
in stand-by mode.
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Step E: Turn the manually opcratcd tlucc-way valvc ((351) for oil iloi*' throuch th::
pre-heaters.
Step F: Check that the valves in U2cdrrliD pipe.s from thcpre-heaters are closerl and
that the valves from the pre-heaters tr, thc steam trap arc open.
Step G : Check that the stop valves (G53 and S51) are opcn and thal the stop vaivi.
(GI 09) is closed.
Step H: Check that the steam regulating valve (G20) I'm the pre-hcaters ic in zi~!o-
matic mode.
Step I: Open the stop valve ((373) for the operational pre-heater and clocr tllr l o p
valve (G73) for thc stand-by prc-heotcr.
Step J: Check that the iracitlg systems for the oil system and !he humci- ~ ~ i iJrr
it
operational.
Step K: Check the heavy fuel oil temperature. The viscosity of the oil at the atomiser
should be between 15-20 cSt. The prc-heating tcmpcrature can be deter-
mined by means of the chart in tbe chapler "Viscosity-temperalure charl".
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When the fucl supply is changcil tiom heavy fuel oil opcr;..tion to gas oil opsn~tion,the
folinwine work steps should hc :arried out:
Stcp A: Check that oil is present in the gas oil t a d . Open the quick closing valve
(1393, which c0nncci.i thc g:is oil tank to the c11syctem.
Sten B: Select was oil on the n~znuallvonerated three-\vzv valve (GI 1%. The btuner
Step D: Close tbe stop valvc (ii73) for the opcratlonalpre-heater and check that the
stop valve (G7?) fbr l11cstnnd-by pre-heater is clossd.
Stcp E: Check that the tracing ofthc piping system is cff when the burner is in sas
oil operation.
\l/li,.r the pre-licater is chmeed, t l ~ rfollowing work stcps shrr~ldbe carried cut:
Step A: Open the stop valve.. ( G 2 5 and (326) for the ?rc-h=ter which should be
opcrational.
Step B: Open the stop valve ((173) ?or the pre-heater which should be operational.
l d in stand-by
Step C: Close the stop valve \ ( i 7 ? ) for the pre-heater which s b o ~ ~be
modc.
Step D: Closz the stop ,alvc l(i75) for the prc-heater which should be in stand-by
motlc.
If the heavy fuel oil bunker type 1s changed and the calorific value of the oil changes.
the :ilr!fuel ratio should be adjustrd to obtain the correct combustion data. 'This is done
by chnngin_ethe correction factor of thc airlfuel ratio on L!e local panel or computer.
If the correction facttor is set to :I i~tloeahove 100, the alr flow for the combustion
procrys decreases. If the correctir,n factor is set to a value below 100, the air llo\rr for
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.anguuge IJK 7 , s
~ h combustion
c process increases. This means that if the cnloritic valuc oilhe oil in-
creases, the value ofthe correction factor should be decreased to obtain tllc sanle corn-
hustion data and visa vcrsa.
1 General
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The :ontrol system is designed lir p~ovidesafe and functional operation of tbc boiler
plant both at the boiler and in thc engine control room. T'k. general design comprises
a local control section for each inclurled boiler. a common power section and n PC
hascd control and monitoring s\i>tcni.
I'igcrc. 1 illustrates a typical conliguration for a boilcr systm. The example shown is
for- M I S S I O P OL lwin boilci plant. 'Thc conlrol system is c~nslruclcdin a similar
way far other boiler QCS.
The c a m n ~ u ~ c a t i obetween
n thc local control panels, poirer pmcls, and cngine room
PC i < achieved tbl.ough a 2-wirc 1.:5485 network. The cabls type is a twisted pair with
shiel-!. The 2 x 0.5-1.5 mm2 cahlr should not exceed 1000 metres in total length.
Thc local panel as well as the power panels are constructed as a computerised control
and monitoring system. The pauels are equipped with a number ofdigital and aunlocuc
input/ou(put connections. These input and oupllt romcctions arc 11andledby the C:PU.
which opcntes the panels, the EPROM, which contains the prosramme, and the
FPROM, which stores speci5ed plant data.
rile local control section is located on the boilcr. This providcs thc operator wit11 n
clear view of the boilcr operation. Thc complete boiler systcm can bc operated from
the local panel with or without the PC system in scrvice. By use of the socl keys placed
to the left of the display, the burner can be operatcd in manual mode, and shut do\vns!
alarms can be acknowledged. Thesoftkeys placed to thc right ofthe display give ncccsi
to ihc mcnu structure. The actual menu levels or rrirnu item lines are displayed o!i the
four line crystal display (LCD).
In ii twin boiler system alterations of settings for common equipment such as, e.ci. ?tiel
oil pumps can only be performed Cram the boiler ielected as the master boiler.
lllr~strationof the local control section
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C o n ~ m o npower section
Thc common powcr scction conlains powcr supply systems, common power pauel(s),
mot;lr starters and optional compuncnls likc smokedensity monitoringsystcrn. salinity
alarrn equipment, oil detection cuuiprnent, etc. Furtl~ennorz,switches for emergency
opcr-!tion are provided inside the common power section.
The :omman powcr section can iic located almost anywhere in the engine room. but
it shc~uldhe easv accessible becalise thc powcr section must be operated during cmcr-
gency operation. Thc 6imensions of thc cahinct may diffcr from plant to p!ant due to
thc ~IiITerentalmanlen;.
The aumher of power panels pr@i,ideddcpcnds on thc individoal nccds for thc planl.
E.g. :ontrol of the file1 oil pumps is achieved hy means of powcr panel I and control
of th: Teed ivater pumps. iFprovii!cd. bv means of powerpanei 2. Figure 3 illustrates
a po-rrer pailel.
By 11s- of tbe soft kcys pararnclcr.;, settings, ctc. can be entered or modified, and the
actuil menu levels or menu itcn~li~iesarc displayed on t i e display. During normal
oper:~tion,tlic cntering or modit7:ation of parameters, settings, ctc., should be per-
form-d from the local panel(s). This is possible becausc all pancls included in a plant
arc c?nnecled via the RS485 nctuarl:.
Illustration of a power panel
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The graphic user inlerfacc is programmed in the well-known and standard window!;
environment. This gives the operator a feeling of comfort from the vet). iirct time 111s
system is operated. Traditional windows pull d o u ~ m e n uprovide
s acccss to shut down;
alarm lists as well as swapping facilities between the different pictures desig~cdto
present thc complete systcm. Pop-up pictures cnablc ihc opcralnr to slart anil stop
boi-rs or ro change steam prcssure set points, etc. In a twin boiler plant selection of
martcr and slave hailers can nlsc he cmicd ont from the ?C.
As ihown m Figure 5 below, an rrplional hook up to the sptem may be provided from
ap;~rtablePC (laptop or simil;~r's
With this document we guarantee that, our eqnil~mentfullil Classificatinn society requircmcnt
~ t a t e dbelov, information a r e related to dralvin~s1planmentionetl in co\er letter.
I. Fac-s: l'ucl o?l pipes are prolectcd to avoid ?il spray onto hot surlkcci.
8. Fac s: Fucl oi: cooler are approved t p c , k'iiid and tested under sun:y.
9. Facs: 13all valves llsed as tcrminal \,alves in way of pumps and fi!tcrs arc
approv:d and fire tested M c ($lcnst: see !ist of parts).
10. Facts: ,'urangxnent of the steam conncc~ionto the steam atomising burner is made so
oil fuel cannot iind its way into (lie :te:im system.
12. F a c : ~The
: bu-ner ?rangcmcnt is desipi:ii sn that atomising s t a m izl hz used in
combil~ationqith distillate hie! oil j!rades.
In the :vent of power failure, thc boiler safeguard will force the air darnpcr to fully open positioll
utilizing the natural draft through the uptake to ventilate possible Sasscs from thc furnace. Durin:
power f?.ilure, it will not be possible to run ihc boilcr in manual, automatic nor emergency 111ode
until power has heen restored.
Thcrc iiave been no changes to the hard-wired safcty shutoffs already present in thc control pancl.
The st;!ndanl of the control software in the programmable electronic cquipment (Unisab) has not
bccn changed compared to the control soilware alrcady approved by Classification socicly. and
are f o ~ ~ ntodbe in compliance with mentioned rules.
All hardulare equipment is to the normal standard orAalbor&Industries, and is not found to i.iolals
the rcq~iirementsof Classification society.
Please iind allachcd a complete alarm & shutdown list with additional alarms Tor your easy
rcfcre;.ce. Reference is made to the equipment tag numbers on thc piping diagrams.
All valves and control system related equipment is installed with a fail safe statc in casc of power
failurc-. All valves are installed with a fail safc position designed !o avoid contamination of fuels anrl
any to :!void any safety risks.
Thc flame failure detection equipment is installed with full redundancy. The control systetn will
monitor the flame eithcr with 2 active flame scanners at all times. or with a single flamc scanllcr
with self mon~tnringcapabilitics to comply with above statement.
We hcrcby confim~that the control system will lock out the possibility of initiating the iyition
sequence in cast ol'flarne failures until the lock out period (post purging) has been finalized.
Aalbnr2 lndushics
Glob-l After Sales Division
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102 OIL SUMMARIZER CAUSED SERVICE
103 NOZZLE 1 NEED SERVICE
I04 NOZZLE 2 NEED SERVICE
1% BURNER LOAD >?So% CAUSED 5 E R V i C t
106 BURNER LOAD >50% CAUSED SERVICE
107 BURNER LOAD >75% CAUSED SERVICE
108 BURNER LOAD CAUSED SERVICE
109 SMOKE BLOWER NEED SERVICE
110 BOOSTER PUMP NEED SERVICE
111 OIL SERVO MANUAL
112 AIR SERVO MANUAL
113 WATER LEVEL EGB MANUAL
114 FEED WATER PUMP 5 NEED SERVICE
37 SALlNllY HlGH 1 n x x x x x n x x x x x x
38 TEMP. UPTAKE HlGH l x x x x x x x x x x x n x
39 IGNITER NOT INSERTED 1 X X
40 EXTERN SHUTDOWN 1 X X X X X X X X X X X X X
46 D l F F PRESS. HIGH 1 X X X X X X ~ X X X x X X
47 D l F F PRESS. LOW I X X X X X X X X X X X X *
48 ME LOAD HIGH 1 X X I i X X X X X X X X x
49 ME LOAD LOW 1 X X I X X X X X X X X X X
50 MF SI OW OOWN 1 r . . , r * x x x r r r x
51 LOW OIL PRESSURE NO7ZLE SUPPLY SWITCH 1 X X X X X X X X x x X X X
5 A EXTERN SHUTDOWN 2 l X Y X X X X X X X Y X X X
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nr?ducl descnpltr;:. 1 OHHEAT EXCHANGER / Preheater - Steam or Water Heated
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Art.: HHT 1 Henrik Havn Thomp
Marine Boilers Rr IIcaters Division
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GF\lMAR ORION NACN0?71ArIDJ0!27322-JiIOI05 20 10-011-21
Drawing No. 1 OOXO? 0581 58, "MGO Power Panel" is approved in accordance witll the Status
~requiremcntsvCPt4 Ch8, with the following comments
10012 Makinghaking capacity of new circuit breakers (fixnew installed MGO Pending
pumps) versus short circuit current at place of location shall be submitted for
approval. If' spare breakers on MSWBII are used t!xn this is not required.
Plea.:. revcn to the approval centre.
10013 According to Pt.4 Ch.8 Sec.?. F I01 c) supply for two pumps, serving the same Pcnding
esseniial or important purpose shall be divided between at least two distribution
swi~chboardswhen such arc used, each having a separate supply circuit from
diffeycnt sections of the main switchboard(s).
Plea.;e confirm to the approval centre.
10014 We !lave noted that switchgear and control circuit for both MGO pumps are in Pendins
the szme cabinet. According Pt.4 Ch.8 Sec.4 ,4105 switchgear shall be
sepaiated from each other by flame retardant parti:ions providing protection in
case of an arcing fault. Please clarify/explain ad revert to the approval centre.
Corporate tlcndqa:, ?:rr Oet Nnrik? Verlfas AS. 1322 Hnvrk. h'onva). - ~ r w w d n v c x ~ r n
~S:IFII.'I\ I.,> I: : sre-yeo 1:o;tr-.
Drawing No. VX02:057212/a, "P&ID, FUEL OIL SUPPLY SYSTEM" is approved in Stiltus
accordance with the requirements of Pt.4 Ch.6, with the following comments
!,7006 We note that a cooler has been fined. Pleasc indica~ethe cooling medium iFW Pending
or SIT!) and update relevant cooling system drawing with regard to the modified
FO supply system. Please revert to the approvai centre.
13007 We assume that the temperature of LSFO to the LSFO pumps and the burner l:@r Ini.
does ~ oresult
t in a viscosity which is below the manufactures minimum
viscosity specification. Normally it should be ensured that the LSFO
temperature anywhere in the system is maintained below 40 deg.C (assuming
an LSDO specification 2 cst @ 40 deg. C).
10008 Pleasc note that threaded joints are not to be used for piping systems conveying Pending
flammable niedia or services where fatigue, severe erosion is expected lo occur
accolding to Pt.4 Ch.6 Sec.6 E206. Please specify ..vhere the joints are used and
revcr! to approval centre.
10009 The L S D 0 pumps are to be delivered with DM' certificates. This is to be Pending
confirmed by the attending DNV surveyor.
Drawing No. SD9306_08#B.l. "Control System" is approved in accordance with thc Status
requirements , ~ DNV
f Rules for Ships Pt.4 Ch.9, with the following comments
10010 Inspection and onboard testing of the modification shall be witnessed b) the F'cnd~ng
atten2ing DNV Surveyor (DIU'V Rules for Ships 1'1 4 Ch.9 Sec.1 A 302)
1001 1 Please submit the test program to the approval center (DNV Rules for Ships Pending
Pt.4 C:h.9 3ec.l Table C2)
Yours faithfullv A
Tornas Mebe,-Tronslad
Head of Section
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Operating principles
1 General
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The system offers a wide range of operating modes. The boiler plant can be operated
in automatic mode, inert gas mode, manual mode! or emergency mode. In automatic
mode it is possible to operate in both low pressure mode and high pressure mode. Tne
system also offers the possibility to operate the boiler plant as masterislave boilers in
fully automatic mode depending only on the steam load. Alternatively, the boilers may
be operated in manual mode independently or simultaneously. Another working meth-
od is that one of the boilers is operating in manual mode at a fixed load and the other
boiler operates in automatic mode. If oil selector switch (3-way valve, GI 15) has been
changedsincelastposition,thesystem willperformanilutomatic flush of'thcoil supply
pipe lines.
Operating modes
Before burner is able to start up, the system will check if oil selector switch (3-way
valve, GI 15) has been changed, if it has, an automatic flush out of the oil supply line
will he performed. The control systcm automatically starts, stops, and regulates the
burner in normal operation depending on the steam demand. When the steam pressure
is bclow the set point for operation, the burner commences the stzrt-up sequence. If
the main steam valve and by-pass valve arc closed, the burner operates in minimum
firing position after start-up until the differential pressure behveco tbc boilcr and the
main steam line is within the set point for which modulation free mode is allowed. If,
on the other hand, the main steam valve and by-pass valve are open prior to bumer
start-up, the pressure in the boiler and the pressure of the main steam line are equalised.
and the burner operates in modulation free mode.
In modulation free mode, the control system attempts to maintain the steam pressure
at the desired set point by regulation of the burner load. The burner can be re~ulated
through the complete load range from minimum firing load to fill1 load.
However, should the steam demand decrease below the minimum firing load of thc
burner, the steam pressure will increase to the set point for burner stop. Thc bumer
stops and remains stopped until the set point for burner operation is reached again. If
oil selector switch (3-way valve, GI 15) is changed during operation, ibe system will
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Note: If the boiler plant is not intended to operate a t different pressure modec
the set point should be set to the same levels.
When the burner operates in high pressure modc and low pressure mode IS selected
e.g. during sailing conditions, the bumer stops, and the pressure in thc boiler begins to
drop. Excess steam wili in this mode be dumped and condensed in the condenser de-
pendent on thc set point for the steam dump valve
The boiler plant is designed so that good qualily inert gas 'an be provided. Thc inert
gas mode can be selected and controlled by settings in the control system. When the
hoiler operates as masterlslavelalone and inert gas modc is selectcd (internal or exter-
nal) the bumer will be forced to start, ifnot already started. The burner load will ramp
up to minimum inert gas load. If the steam pressure in the common linc drops below
the set point the burner load follows the common stream pressure regulator. However.
if the common stream pressure regulator sets the load below the minimum inert gzs
load the bumer load is kept on minimum inert gas load. In chis case exccss stem will
dumped and condensed via the steam dump equipment. Note that if the master boilel-
starts the slave boiler andinert gas mode isnot selectedfortheslave hoiler the minimum
load for this boiler will be minimum inert gas load provided this set point is higher
than the normal set point for stop. In inert gas mode the normal set point for stop is
inactive and the bumer is only stopped by an off signal for inert ga? mode or ihe high
steam pressure shut downs. If the minimum inert gas load is changed to a differcnl
value during operation the burner load will be adjusted to the new set point.
Note: lnert gas operation is possible in both low pressure mode and high pressure
mode. Rut the maximum burner load might be Limited in low pressure
mode by settings in thc control system.
2.3 Manual mode
Before burner is able to start up, the system will check if oil selector switch (%way
valve. G115) has bcen changed, if it has, an automatic flush out ofthe oil supply line
will be performed. When manual operation mode is selected only the operating per-
sonnel can start the burner. But during start-up the burner sequence is handlcd auto-
matically by the control system. After start-up the desired load alterations must he
carried out manually. In manual mode the normal set point for stop is inactivc and the
burner can only be stopped by the operating personnel or a shut down (e.g. high steam
pressure). If oil selector switch (3-way valve, GI IS) is chanped during operation, the
system will create a shutdown, and perform a flush-out of the system with the new oil
selected.
This operation mode provides facilities io opcratc one of the boilers in normal auto-
matic mode and the other boiler in manual mode. The boiler in manual nlode must be
given a start signal and afcer startup the burner load can he manually set to the desired
load position. The boiler in automatic mode starts, stops, and regulates the burner in
normal operation depending on the steam demand. When the steam pressure is below
the set point for operation, the burner commences the start-up sequence and ifthe steam
pressure is above the set point for operation, the burner stops.
The boilers can be operated in a master/s!ave principle. In this control mode one boiler
is chosen as the master boiler and the other as the slave boiler. Please uote that the
boilers must operate in the same pressure mode (lowhigh pressure modc). Thc selec-
tion of masterlslave boiler is optional and any one oftbe hvo boilers can bc selectcd
as the master boiler.
If the steam pressure in the common steam line drops below the set point for operdtion
the master boiler will start. After start-up the burner begins to moddatc until the pres-
sure is equal to the chosen set point. Start-up of thc slave boiler \\,ill only take placc if
thc load of tbc master boiler exceeds and remains above a predetermined value for a
certain period oftime. The set point for start-up is normally set to approximatcly 75%
load. When the slave hoiler has been started the burner remains in minimum firing
position until the differential pressure between thc slave hoiler md the main steam h e
is within the l i t for which the slave boiler is released to go into rising mode. In rising
mode the burner load will ramp-up until the oil flow is higher than the master boiler
oil flow. At this point the slave boiler is allowed to go into modulation free mode ?ad
the load wiU be equally shared hetwcen the two boilers. Stop of the slave boilcr will
be initiated when the load on the master burner reaches a predetermined stop load
which is normally set to approximately 15%.
When the slave boiler has not been started Tor a long period or time e.g. if thc steam
demand is low, the pressure of the slave boiler will drop. The control system starts the
burner automatically and kcep it in minimum ruing position by means ol' the signal
From the pressure transmitter of the boiler. \?'hen the pressure of the slave bo~lcrhas
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been raised the control system stops the burner again. This temporary opemtion of the
slave boiler, also callcd slave maintcnancc operation, is carried out to avoid a too lono,
start time of a cold slave.
2.5.1 Change of masterlslave during operation
Thc change of master/slave state on one of the boiler control panels will influence both
panels automatically. If both boilers were in aotomatic mode and the old master boiler
was in operation at the time of changing slate the new master boiler begins start-up in
a slave manner. This means that it will ramp-up until the oil flow is higher than the old
master boiler oil flow. ARer this it operates as a real master boiler and the ne\v slavc
boiler stops if necessary.
2.5.2 Shutdown of the master boiler
If both boilers are in automatic mode and the master boiler receives a shutdown signal
the slave boiler automatically becomes the master boiler. This is valid in all operation
states, e.g. stopped, running, etc. Ry reset of thc old master boilcr shut down the new
master still continues as the mastcr boiler.
Please note that if one of the boilers is in manual mode the masterlslavc state \vdl not
be changed by a shutdown signal of the master boilcr.
2.5.3 Automatic and manual operation of the hoilers
When the master boiler is in automatic mode and the slave boiler is in manual mode.
the steam pressure in the main steam line will only be maintained by the mastcr holler.
Then the slave boiler can be started in manual mode and set on a fixed load. If the
master boiler is stopped and the slavc boilcr is set into automatic mode the stzte of !he
boilers will automatically change.
When thc master boilcr is in manual mode and the slave boiler is in automatic mode
thc system will not operate correctly because the master only can "call" for start/stop
of the slave boiler. The master boiler must bc in modulation ficc mode before it can
control the slave boiler. In this situation the slave boilcr \rill only be keep its mainte-
nancc pressure.
2.6 Emergency mode
In the rare event of a total break down of the control systcm, the burner unit with
belonging systems can be operated in emergency operation. Due to the fact that Lhe
majority of the safety interlock trips and shut downs are ovemled in emergencv mode.
the safety precautions for the plant must be observed v e v carefilly.
Please note that in emergency operation modc the safety interlocks are reduced to
In emergency mode, the burner unit and supply systems are operated Tmm insidc ibc
local control panel and the powerpanel. Various operating switches and potentiorneten
are provided inside thc panels for operating purposes.
Operating instructions
1 General
The following operation instructions arc valid for steam atomising burners of type
RBSD with Y-atomism and with a standard delivery of individual parts for the burner
unit and supply systems from M L B O R G INDUSTRIES.
Attention: If the burner unit and supply systems include parts, which are not
standard delivery from AA1,BORG INDUSTRIES, the ~pecificin-
structions for these parts should he ignored in the following sections.
The actual instructions for the specific parts should be thornnghly
studied and followed during operation of the burner.
The operation instruct~onsin thc following sections describe thc normal burner oper-
ations with regard to preparation for start-up on the selected fuel type, normal start1
stop, change of fuel. etc. It is implied that tile boiler, burner, control system, and ad-
ditional equipment for the boiler plant have been commissioned and are fully opera-
tional.
1.1.1 Descriptions
In the following sections various operating procedures are described such as:
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2 Operating Instructions
This section describes the actions that must be carried out before the burner unit and
oil system are operational on gas oil.
Step A: Check that oil is present in the gas oil rank. Open the quick closing valve
(G94), which connects the ga'. oil lank to the oil system.
Step B: Select gas oil on the manually operated three-way vzlve (GI !51.
Step C: Turn the manually operated three-way valve (G247) for oil flow through
both pumps.
Step D: Open the stop valves for the pressure gauges (G04, G1I. G I 6; and G47).
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Note: The stop valves for the pressure gauges on the pump unit should only be
opened for pressure control purposes. During normal operation, the stop
valves should be closed.
Step E: Open the stop valves (G97 and GlOll, and close the by-pass valve ((31021.
Step F: By-pass thepre-heaters by means ofthe manually operated three-way valve
(GS l), and close the stop valves (G25 and G26) for both pre-heaters (G22).
Step G: Check that tbestop valve (G109) is closed.
Step H: Close the stop valves ((373) for both pre-heaters.
Step 1: Open the stop valves for the pressure gauges (G44 and F6S) and thc pressure
transmitter (G99).
Step J: Open the stop valves (G69 and G77) for the ignition oil pumps (G72).
Step K. Open the stop valves (F93 and F64j.
Step I,: Check the position of the three-way valvc (F99). The position must bc set
for oil flow through the burner unit.
Step M: Open the stop valves (F17 and F73).
Step N: Check that the throttle valvc (F152) is no! in closed position.
Step 0: Open the stop valve for the pressurc :ransnutter (F90).
Step P: Open the stop valve (F41) and the non-return valvc iF45).
Step Q : Open thestop valve (F92) for atomising steam supply from tbc steam system
Step R: Open the valves for the steam trap.
Step S: Set one of the oil pumps into operation mode and the other oil pump into
stand-by mode. If the burner is in automatic operation mode, the oil pumps
will not be operational before start-up of the burner is initiate(!.
Note: If atomising steam is not available from the steam system, close the stop
valve (F92) and open the stop valve (F87) for supply from the compressed
air system. Compressed air for atomising should only be used if steam is
not available.
This scction describes the actions, which must bc carried out beforc the burner unit
and oil system are operational on heavy fuel oil. It is implied that steam is available
for beating and atomising.
Step A: Check that oil is present in the heavy fuel oil settling tank.Open thc quick
closing valve (G95j that connects the heavy fuel oil settling tank to the o i l
system.
Step B: Select heavy fuel oil on the manuallv operated three-way valve (GI 15).
Step C : Open the stop valve (G49) for the mixing tube.
Step D: Turn thc manually operated t h e - w a y valve (G247) for oil flour through
both pumps.
Step E: Open the stop valves for the pressure gauges ((304; G I I . G 16, aod G47j
Note: The stop valves for the pressure gauges on the pump unit should only be
opened for pressure control purposes. During normal operation, the stop
valves should be closed.
Step F: Open the stop valves (G97 and C101), and close the by-pass valvc (Gl02).
Step G : Open the stop valves for the pressurc gauges (G44and F68) and the prcsstirc
transmitter (G99).
Step H: Open the stop valves (F93 and F64).
Step I: Check the position of the three-way valve (F99). The position Inus( be set
for oil flow through the burner unit.
Step J: Open the stop valves (G25 and G26) for the pre-heater (G22), which should
be in operation and check that the stop valvc (G25) is closed for the stand-
by pre-heater.
Step K: Turn the manually opcrated three-way valvc (Cr51) for oil flow through the
pre-heaters.
Step I,: Check that the valves in the drain pipes from the pre-heaters are closed and
that the valves from the pre-heaters to the steam trap are open.
Step M: Open the stop valves (G53 and G54) and close the stop valve (G 109).
Step N: Open the stop valve ((373) for the operational pre-heater and close the stop
valve (G73) for the stand-by pre-heater.
Step 0:Start one of the oil pumps and set the other into stand-by mode.
Step P: Check that the tracing systems for the oil system and the burner unit are
operational.
Step Q: Open the stop valves (G69 and G77) for the iznition oil pumps (G73).
Step R: Open the stop valves (F17 and F73).
Step S: Check that the throttle valve (F152) is not in closed position.
Step T: Open the stop valve for the pressure transmitter (F90).
Step U: Open the stop valve (F41) and the non-return valve (F45).
Step V: Open the stopvalve (F92) foratomising steam supply from the steamsystem.
Step W: Open the valves for the steam trap.
In modulation free mode, the control system attempts to malntain the steam pressure
at the desired set point by regulation of the burner load. The burner can he replated
through the complete load range from minimum firing load to S~llload
However, should the steam demand decrease below the minimum firing load of the
burner, the steam pressure will increase to the set point for burner stop. Thc burncr
stops and remains stopped until the set point for burner operation is rcached again.
2.4 Change from gas oil operation to heavy fuel oil operation -
When the fuel supply is changed !?om gas oil operation to heavy fuel oil operation. the
foilowing work steps should he carried out:
Step A: Check that oil is present in the heavy fuel oil settling tank. Open the cluick
closing valve (G95) which connects the hcavy fuel oil settling tank to the
oil system. To avoid cavitation of the oil pumps, the viscosity of tile oil in
the heavy fuel oil tank should not exceed 380 cSt. If necessarv, the oil lank:
should he heated.
Step B: Step B: Select heavy fuel oil on the manually operated three-way valvc
(GI 15). When heavy lie1 oil is selected, the control system automatically
changes to heavy fuel oil pump operation. The return valve GI i 1 is ener-
gized and returns to tank for a pre-se: period ((3437 holds the mixing tubc
position).
Aftcr the time has expircd, the valve changes and returns to mixing tube for
normal heavy fuel oil operation (Gb30 is set to heaw fuel oil sett!ing tank:).
The fuel oil flow is set to 100% during the flushing sequence, to avoid heal-
ing of gas oil.
(if a cooler is present in the retum line the manually opcrated thrce-way
valve (G436) must be set to by-pass the cooler.)
Note: When the fuel type is changed from gay oil to h e a y fuel oil, a shut down
for low oil temperature may arise. If the burner is in operation, it will stop
due to this shut down. To prevent burner cut off, the set point for low oil
temperature can be lemporarilv decreased in the control system.
Step C: Select one of the pre-heaters for operation. The other pre-heater should bc
in stand-by mode.
Step D: Openthestop valves (C25 and (326) forthe operational pre-heater and check
that the stop valve (G25) is closcd for the stand-by pre-hcatcr.
Step F.: Turn the manually operated three-wav \:al\,e (G51) for oil ilow throi:gh tll?
pre-heaters.
Step F: Check that the valves in the drainpipes from the pre-heaters arc closcd and
that thc valves from the pre-hcaters to the steam trap arc opc11.
Step G : Check that the stop valves (ti53 and G54) are open and that thc slop v a l ~ , ?
(G109) is closed.
Step EL Check that the steam regulating valvc (G20) for thc pre-heaters is in auto-
matic mode.
Step I: Open the stop valve (G73) for the operational pre-heater and close tile sin!?
valve (G73) for the stand-by prc-heater.
Step J: Check that the tracing systems for the oil system and the humer unit are
operational.
Step K: Check the heavy fuel oil temperature. f i e viscosity ofthe oil at the atomiser
should be between 15-20 cSt. The pre-heating temperature can be deter-
mined by means ofthe chart in the chapter "\'iscosiv-femperature charl".
2.5 Change from heavy fuel oil operation to gas oil operation
When the fuel supply is changed from heavy fuel oil operation to gas oil opcration, the
following work steps should bc canicd o ~ ~ t :
Step A: Check that oil is present in the gas oil tank. Open the quick closing valve
((399,which connects the gas oil tank to the oil system.
Step B: Select gas oil on the manually operated three-way valve (G I 15). The burner
is stopped, and the pump is activated for a pre-set period of time to flush the
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DumD . unit. As soon as the pumps are flushed, the conirol syctem stops the
he1 oil pumps, unt:l thc i d o!I i:rnpcrature has dccreaced to approx:~?arrly
GO deprees Ce!siur. When the tcrnpcratwc has dropped 111epumps arc rc!:-
\atcd and thrce-\r.x! \alves Gl 1 I and Ci-137)automauca..) chance pov:lnn
ant return tile h e : 011to the hcivv fuel oil setll~nelxnr <or a vt?-bet ~er:o(l
of time. Atter the pre-set timc period bas expGed, the thrke-way' valve
( G l l l ) returns Lo normal position to flush the mixing tube, while the three-
way valve G437 holds its position. When the second timer has expired, the
three-way valve GI 11 is re-activated and r e m s the fuel oil to the tank, and
the tank selection valve G439 returns the fuel oil to the gas oil tank. If the
burner is in stop mode, the oil pumps will not be operational, and the pump
will s t m and stop with the burner. (If a cooler is present in the return line,
the manually operated three-way valve, must hc set to return the oil through
the cooler)
Step C: By-pass the pre-hcaters by means of the manually operated ihree-way valve
(G5 I), and close the stop valves (G25 and G26) for both pre-heaters (G2Z).
Step D: Close the stop valve (G73)for the operational pre-heater and check that the
stop valve (G73) for the stand-by pre-heater is closed.
Step E: Check that the tracing of the piping system is off when tl~cbumcr is in gas
oil operation.
When the pre-heater is changed, thc following work steps should be carr~ednut:
Step A: Open the stop valves (G25 and (326) for the pre-hcatcr which should be
operational.
Step B: Open the stop valve (G73) for the pre-heater which should be operational.
Step C: Close the stop valve (G73) for the pre-heater which should he in stand-by
mode.
Step D: Close the stop valve (G25) for the pre-heater which should bc in stand-bv
mode.
2.7 Change of heavy fuel oil bunker type
If the heavy fuel oil bunker type is changed and the calorific value of the oil changes,
the airlfuel ratio should be adjusted to obtain the correct combustion data. This is done
by changing the correction factor of the airlfuel ratio on the local panel or computer.
If the correction factor is set to a value above 100, the air flow for the combustion
process decreases. If the correction factor is set to a value hclo\v 100. the air flow Tor
the combustion process increases. This means that if the calorific value of the oil in-
creases, the value of the correction factor should be decreased to obtain the same com-
bustion data and visa versa.
2.8 Prolonged s t o ~
When the boiler plant is stopped for a long period of time, the oil system including the
pre-heaters should be flushed with gas oil before the plant is shut d o u n Futihermorc.
the trdcing must be switched off.
Cont*ol system
1 General
Tbe control system is designed to provide safe and functional operation of thc boiler
plant both at the boiler and in the engine control room. The general dcsign comprises
a local control section for each included boiler, a common power section and a PC
based control and monitoring system.
The communication between the local control panels, power pane!^, and L-n gine room
PC is achieved tb~ougba 2-wire RS48.5 network. Tlle cable type is a hvistcd pair with
shield. The 2 x 0.5-1.5 mm2cable should not exceed 1000 metres in total length.
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The local panel as we11 as the power panels are constructed as a computerised control
and monitoring system. The panels are equipped with a number of digital and analogue
inputloutput connections. These input and output connections are handled by the CPU.
which opcntes the panels, the EPROM, which contains the programme, and thc
E2PROM, which stores specified plant data.
The local control section is located on tbc boiler. This provides thc operator with a
clear view of the boiler operation. The complete boiler system can be operated kom
the local panel with or without the PC system in sclvice. By use ofthe soft keys placed
to the left of the display, the burner can be operated in manual mode, and shut dowas;
alarms can be acknowledged. The soft keys placed to the right ofthe display give access
to the menu structure. The actual menu levels or menu item lines are displayed on the
four line crystal display (LCD).
In a twin boiler system alterations of settings for common equipment such as. e.y. fuel
oil pumps can only be perfomled from the boiler selected as the master boiler.
lllushation of the local control section
Figure 2
The common power section can be locateti almost aoywhcrc in the engine room, but
it should be easy accessible because the power section must be operated during emcr-
gency operation. The dimensions of the cabinet may differ fiom plant to plant due to
the different armament.
The number ofpower panels provided depends on the individual needs for the plant.
E.g. confrol o f the fuel oil pumps is achieved by means of power panel 1 and control
of the feed water pumps, if provided, by means of power panel 2. F~pur e .1 11
I ustrates
a power panel.
By use of the soft keys parameters, settings, etc. can be entered or modified, ant1 the
actual menu levels or menu item lines are displayed on the display. During normal
operation, the entering or modification of parameters, settings, ctc., should be pcr-
formed kom the local panel(s). This is possible because all panels included in a plant
are connected via the RS485 network.
illustration of a power panel
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The graphic user interface is programmed in thc well-known and standard windows
environment. This gives the operator a feeling of co~nfortfrom the v e v first time the
system is operated. Traditional windows pulldownmenus provide access toshut down/
alarm lists as well as swapping facilities betwccn the different pictures designed to
present the completc system. Pop-up pictures enable the operator to stafl and stop
boilers or to change steam pressure set points, etc. In a twin boiler plant selection of
master and slave boilers can also be carried out from the PC.
A password system provides the logged-on user with permissionsireshictions and en-
sures that no parameters can be changed by unautborised personnel.
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Language UK S .' 5
LSFO modification - Sinele & Double line fuel svstem
With this document we guarantee that, our equipment fulfil Classification society requirement
stated below, information are related to dra>vingslplan mentioned in cover letter.
4 :acts: Fuel oil pipes are protected to avoid oil spray onlo hot surfaces.
8. !:acts: Fuel oil cooler are approved type, build and tested under survey.
9. Facts: Ball valves used as terminal valves in way of pumps and filters arc
approved and fire tested type (please see list ofparts).
I 0 Facts: Arrangement of the steam connection to the steam atomising bumer is made so
oil fuel cannot find its way into the steam system.
12. Facts. The burner arrangement is designed so that atomising steam can be used in
combination with distillate fuel oil grades.
13. Facts: Aalborg Industries c o n f m that the boiler, burner and control system are designed
for operating on DMA as per I S 0 8217:2005(E)
Descriptions of manual, automatic and emergency mode with change over procedures from HFO to
MGO an<!from MGO to HFO is attached to tbis letter. The instructions will be included in fi~ture
submissions for your easy reference.
In the evcnt of power failure, the boiler safeguard will force the air damper to fully open position
utilizing the naiural draft through the uptake to ventilate possible gasses from the furnace. During
power fiilure, it will not be possible to run the boiler in manual, automatic nor emergency modc
until pori cr has been restored.
There hzve been no changes to the hard-wired safety shutoffs already present in the control panel.
The standard of the control software in the programmable electronic equipment (Unisab) ha? not
been ch?.nged compared lo the control software already approved by Classification socicty, and
are foun!i to be in compliance with mentioned rules.
All hardivare equipment is to the normal standard of Aalborg Indushies, and is not found lo vjolat~.
the requtrcments of Classification society.
Please find attached a complete alarm & shutdown List with additional alanns for your easy
reference. Reference is made to the equipment tag numbers on the piping diagrams.
All valvcs and control system related equipment is installed with a fail safe state in casc of power
failure. ;'.I1 valves arc installed with a fail safe position designed to avoid contamination or^.?ufuels and
any to avoid any safety risks.
The flame failure detection equipment is installed with full redundancy. The control system will
monitor h e flame either with 2 active flame scanners at all times, or with a single flame scanner
with self monitoring capabilities to comply with above statement.
We herc5v confirm that the control system will lock out the possibility of initiating the ignition
sequence in case of flame failures until the lock out period (post purging) has been finalized.
Aalborg lndustrtes
Global ,\.2er Sales Division
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