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We have written many articles about flame safe guard controls on Control Trends but we have not really given an explanation on the basic principles of these controls.
Stromquist and Company does not sell fire tube boilers but we do sell a vast amount of controls for these boilers from manufactures such as Conbraco, Honeywell, Asco, McDonnell & Miller, Maxitrol, and numerous other control manufacturers. The understanding of these boilers is a major concern in our continuing efforts to keep our readers informed.
FIRE TUBE BOILERS:
In a fire tube steam boiler, heat and gases of combustion pass through the tube surrounded by water. Fire tube boilers steam boilers maybe either high or low pressure boilers. The three types of fire tube steam boilers are horizontal return tubular boiler, scotch marine boiler, and vertical fire tube boiler.
Fault codes are used on the Honeywell RM7800 series of boiler burner flame safeguard controls. These codes help the service technician identify problems that occur with the relay or the components that are wired to the relay.
Eric sits down with Lisa Holmberg. Lisa is the Senior Channel Market Manager for Honeywell's Commercial/Industrial Combustion Controls Division.
Read MoreHoneywell Burner Boiler Flame Safeguard Training Classes
Finding the right part number to order your replacement boiler controls is not always easy. The main reason is that there are a lot of different controls and controls manufacturers that make up a boiler control system. Each manufacturer has a different part numbering system and location for the part number on the boiler control. Let’s face it the last thing you want to be doing in a hot boiler room is trying to figure out what the part number is and where it is located.
Stromquist & Company has developed a new and easy way for you to order your boiler controls and save time and money. Read More
Stromquist & Company sold the first Delphi control systems in the United States. We are pleased to report that the installation of this advanced flamesafeguard system was very easy and our customer is thrilled with how well the system is working. Check out Matt’s demo of the amazing new Honeywell Delphi System!
Gas metering is a big part of what we offer customers. One product that has proven to be very successful is the Honeywell Smart Multivariable (SMV) 
Transmitter. It is an industry leader – there are no others on the market that work as well. It measures the gas pressure & temperature and measures a differential pressure across a primary element. The primary element can be an orifice plate or a Preso Ellipse pitot tube. It creates a differential pressure that we measure and relate to flow (the square root of the pressure drop is proportional to the flow rate). The SMV calculates a corrected flow by accounting for the compressibility of the gas along with the pressure and temperature that exist in the pipe. It is quite an involved calculation that is pre-loaded into the transmitter and set up using a software wizard. Please keep it in mind for gas metering applications – it is an affordable alternative. For under $4000 you can measure big flows accurately with easy installation. Read More
Honeywell has added a new Delphi video presentation to its Environmental and Combustion Controls website.
Go to: http://customer.honeywell.com/Business/Cultures/en-US/Default.htm and look to the left of the page under the “What’s New” section, then click on the Delphi Combustion Efficiency Panel Video Presentation (in red) and follow instructions to the video.
Other Delphi and related Information:
http://www.controltrends.org/2010/02/on-site-training-for-honeywell-delphi-2/
http://www.controltrends.org/2009/11/first-commercial-installation-of-delphi/
http://www.controltrends.org/2009/08/honeywell-announces-delphi/
http://www.controltrends.org/2009/08/simply-amazing-product/
http://www.controltrends.org/2009/08/honeywell-abc900-advanced-burner-control/
http://www.controltrends.org/2009/08/honeywell-mf020-oxygen-sensors/
Being an avid motorcycle rider, vintage motorcycle restorer, and photographer I am reminded, while on a long trip or during a tough restoration project, how our hobbies and our jobs are so much the same if you do them with the same vigor and dedication. (Yes that’s me in the yellow shirt next to the dark blue BMW.)
Ever notice after a good vacation you often say ” I need a vacation”? Why is it that our hobbies are so much work?
These thoughts ran through my mind when I came off a job site, which I am proud to say Stromquist and Company was associated with. The job was the first commercial installation of the new Honeywell Delphi system that was the featured product for installation. Three days of intense conversations with Honeywell, job project managers, and end users left me at the end of each day completely worn out mentally and physically. The job was hard and taxing, but when the boilers fired off without a hitch and the client was beaming with delight, I was just as satisfied as if I completed a successful motorcycle trip or finished a restoration.
As wholesalers we at times forget the long time effects of our jobs as we move on to the next project. What we do matters and it matters to a lot of people and it matters to us because it’s not just a job, it’s a continuation of our own sense of being and satisfaction.
My restored 1965 Honda 150 Dream and my 1969 Bridgestone Mach 2 RS (graciously given to me to restore by Stromquist’s own Bob Koch. Thank you so much Bob.)
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