circuit component Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

What is an operating control?

A

An operating control turns the burner
system on and off based on the desired
pressure or temperature for the system

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2
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  • Interlocks specific to burner operation
    are categorized as:
A

Fuel valve end switch interlocks
* Purge interlocks
* Running interlocks
* Low fire start interlocks

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3
Q

How low fire interlock is proven?

A

Generally a firing rate motor linkage
position switch or a damper position
switch, will prove both the linkage and
dampers are in their proper positions to
begin burner light off.

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4
Q

What percentage is considered low fire ?

A

B149.3 - Definitions
Low fire start — the initial ignition of the
main flame at an input of 40% or less of
the rated maximum input.

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5
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define Control Circuit ?

A

Control Circuit – the circuit that carries the electrical
signals directing the performance of a control device, but
does not carry the power that the device controls.

The Control Circuit is often called the Limit Circuit or the
Safety Limit Control Circuit (B149.3-20).

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6
Q

What are non-recycling interlocks?

A

Many Interlocks incorporate a lockout / manual reset function.
They are called Non-recycling interlocks because they will need
manually reset to resume operation.

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7
Q

Define permissive and interlock?

A

PERMISSIVE: conditions that need to be satisfied
before you can start the equipment cycle
INTERLOCK: prevents an appliance from damaging
itself if a condition fails to be satisfied.

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8
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What are run Interlock

A

Prove conditions critical to combustion (typically fuel & air)

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9
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what kind of interlock are these?
* Combustion Air Proving Switch (CAPS)
* Mag Starter Aux Switch
* Low gas Pressure Switch (LGPS)
* High Gas Pressure Switch (HGPS)
* Oil Temp Switch
* Low Oil Pressure Switch
* Low Atomizing Media Switch

A

RUN INTERLOCK

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10
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WHAT IS THE VOLUME AND INPUT % REQUIREMENT FOR PRE-PURGE?

A

This purge period shall
provide at least four air changes of the combustion zone and flue passages.
The airflow rate during the purge shall be not less than 60% of that
required for maximum input, unless a lower airflow rate is required to
prevent hazardous conditions.

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11
Q

Purge interlocks are ?

A

*Purge Switch
* High Fire Switch
* High Fire Interlock
* High Fire Proving Switch
* High Purge Proving Switch

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12
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Preignition Interlock

A
  • Start Interlock
  • Fuel Valve Switch
  • Proof of Closure Switch
  • Overtravel Proof of Closure Switch
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13
Q

What is the standard voltage used for industrial control circuitry?

A

120v

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14
Q

Why are separate ignition transformers used for industrial burner systems?

A

To generate a big and hot enough spark to ensure the fuel ignites quickly and efficiently

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15
Q

Are limit circuits wired in parallel or series?

A

series

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16
Q

List four specific conditions that a limit in a circuit control can control for?

A

Temperature, Pressure, Liquid Level and Liquid Flow

17
Q

What are the two types of reset for limit switches

A

automatic and manual

18
Q

What does an operating control do and what are the two most common limits associated with them?

A

An operating control turns the burner system on and off based on temperature or pressure.

19
Q

What is one purpose of a permissive circuit?

A

To ensure two incompatible events don’t occur at the same time.

20
Q

Define an interlock:

A

An interlock is a feature that makes the state of two mechanisms or functions mutually dependent (one can’t work without the other).

21
Q

A DFMAH shall be ______ in such a way as to prevent its operation unless the exhaust system is functioning.

22
Q

What must be proved when using automatically operated louvres for the inlet and discharge of a DFMA?

A

They must be proved fully open.

23
Q

What is the purpose of a purge interlock?

A

To prove that the purge air flow rate is at maximum during the purge

24
Q

An airflow switch is an example of what type of interlock.

A

Running interlock

25
The low fire start interlock permits the ignition of the pilot of main flame at an input of:
40% or less of the rated maximum input