Flame Safeguard Operations Part 2 - Boiling Point

In this continuation of the Boiling Point: Flame Safeguard Operations, Jude wraps up Part 2 of the Hey Jude segment. This video takes an in depth look at how the flame safeguard communicates with the mod motor.

Jude also goes into detail on slide wire sensors and how they effect the modulation function. He also explains how the sensors and mod motor communicate.

Jude Wolf is our Boiler University instructor and is equipped with the most up-to-date knowledge in the field. This video discusses one of the many topics covered at Boiler U. If you are interested in training for you or your team, check out our Boiler University training courses. http://www.wareinc.com/boiler-training/boiler-university

Questions answered in this video:
What happens when the flame safeguard calls for purge?
What is modulation and how does it work?
What causes the mod motor to drive up for purge and down for light off?
What is a slide wire and what is its function?
What determines a "safe cycle"?
How does the flame safeguard determine what firing rate is required by steam load?

Key Terms:
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Output terminal
Firing rate
Potentiometer
Firing rate control
Mod motor
Contact closures
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