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Dryer Operations
Dryer Operations
  • Dryer Operations
    • Applicability
    • Introduction
    • Warranty
    • CSA 3.8 2021
    • Specifications
      • Delta Series
      • Fusion Series
      • ECO Series
      • Legacy Series
      • Modular Tower Series
      • Commercial Tower Series
    • Equipment Overview
      • Main Dryer Components
      • High Voltage Cabinet
      • Low Voltage Cabinet
      • Pinnacle 20|20 Remote Cabinet
      • Customer Equipment Cabinet
      • Burner Control Cabinet
      • Discharge Moisture Sampler
      • Gas Train
      • Burner
    • Operating Procedures
      • Component Adjustments
      • Air Pressure Switch
      • High Limit Switch
      • VFD (Parameters)
        • Profile & Mixed-Flow Models
        • Modular Towers (208/230/460V)
        • Modular Towers (380/575V)
        • Commercial Towers (208/230/460V)
      • Soft Start (Parameters)
      • Fireye Burner Control
      • First Time Start-Up
      • Daily Operations
      • End-of-Season Shut-Down
      • Suggested Operating Setpoints
    • Maintenance
      • Pre-Season Checks
      • Lubrication Schedule
      • Seasonal Cleaning
      • Post-Season Maintenance
    • Troubleshooting
      • Diagnosing a Dryer Shutdown
      • Diagnosing Safety Circuit via HMI
      • Diagnosing the Safety Circuit Using a Voltmeter
      • Emergency Stops
      • Customer Interface
      • Variable Frequency Drives
      • Soft Starters
      • Common Diagnostic Issues
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The burner, which consists of a cast iron burner body drilled to discharge gaseous fuel between diverging stainless steel mixing plates, is a burner which efficiently combusts the fuel/air mixture thereby producing the required process heat to the drying air.

Spark Igniter

The Spark Igniter receives high voltage current from the ignition board and sparks to provide direct spark ignition for the burner.

Flame Sense Probe(s)

The Flame Sense Probe detects the presence of the flame and provides positive confirmation to the ignition board so that operation of the burner may continue. Two (2) flame sense probes may be used to detect high or low flame conditions.