Innovations and Industry Trends: Burner Controls with AUTOFLAME - The Boiling Point

Get insights from industry experts and learn about the latest in boiler burner technology. An exclusive sneak peek at our new Podcast, "The High Fire Podcast" (coming later in 2024.) We have an in depth discussions with Steve Kemp as he introduces AUTOFLAME's cutting-edge technologies and innovations in burner control. Recorded live at Boiler 2024!
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[@kyleb3754]

Burner tech is so important. Thanks for the info!

[@Txcoolbreeze]

Great information!

[@sparked3113]

We just had a Mini Mk8 installed on one of our 2 boilers. Im glad to hear that this is the latest model. These are 1960's boilers built for diesel and heavy oil, been converted to natural gas and run hvac heating water and dhw calorifiers. They have water tubes at the end of the flame tube and fire tubes on the 2nd pass. I'm thinking about fitting Turbulators to the fire tubes. I built and fitted barometric dampers for both stacks, the flaps are 12 inches in diameter. The exhaust stacks are 15 storeys high and the building is located in a very windy spot. I'm trying to figure out how to get free heating for the burner intake air.