Important Preventative Maintenance and Efficiency Resources from
the Fraser Service Division
Linkageless Burner Control
Many existing boilers may have an out dated mechanical linkage system, where an actuator is required to position both the air and fuel at the same time. In the 1980s, the first electronic fuel-to-air ratio control system was introduced. Today this system, known as a Linkageless Control, is easy to install and eliminates the mechanical wear that can normally occur on an older system.
Whether you are focusing on energy savings and emissions monitoring or you have dual fuel applications, this technology can be a solution. "A linkageless fuel/air ratio control system replaces the single actuator with separate direct-coupled actuators for the air, fuel and flue gas recirculation (FGR), if required" (Industrial Controls). The system is designed to operate the air parallel with the fuel. A linkageless system provides an overall closer and more precise firing rate control over the entire firing rate of the burner. They are easy to setup with a step-by-step menu driven commissioning process and they are more fuel efficient.
Think about updating your burner control system.
Backflow Prevention - Annual Testing
Backflow prevention containment devices need to be tested on an annual basis. This annual testing will ensure that the drinking water supply at your facility is protected and safe from any backflow. Fraser wants to make sure that your device is maintained and that it continues to operate effectively. If a device is defective, it may not successfully prevent contaminants from entering your drinking water supply. It may also cause water to be wasted through leaks or it may impact the water pressure supplying your property. To ensure that your water is safe for drinking and other uses, be sure to have your system tested by Fraser's Service team.
Contact Fraser's Service Department, if you are interested in a quote for either of these preventative services.
