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Burner output at various gas pressures....
The Steam Whisperer (Formerly Boilerpro)
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in Gas Heating
I am looking for a simple chart that shows burner output related to manifold pressure from about 0.7 inch WC up to 3.5 inches WC., in 0.1 inch increments.
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RE
Working on a modulating furnace?
I have a chart for pressures 3.0 to 4.0, but no lower than that. I also have a tech book for York modulating furnaces that shows BTUH output per every step of modulation. Could that help?0 -
For what orifice size
are you looking for?
I use a Bryant Gas Orifice Calculator it goes from .5" W.C. up to 15" W.C.it has a catalog number of MP-5706B, it also includes a pipe size calculator on the other side.0 -
That sounds like it will work
I am trying to find out what manifold pressure to dial in on all the oversized boilers I come upon, which allow downfiring. Most of the time I just disconnect the high fire circuit and the boiler is at least on the same planet as the system size for steam. I'll see if I can get that chart.
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Tim
I to have the slide calculator and it's a great tool. Used it many times.
Mike T.0
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