
Therm process Engineering Pvt. Ltd. manufactures a specially designed limiting orifice valve for setting gas or air flow at nozzle-mix burners. On a multi-burner furnace, each burner should receive the same, correct flow. The limiting orifice valve lets the commissioning engineer set that flow precisely, burner by burner, using a screwdriver. Turning counter-clockwise increases flow and turning clockwise reduces it. Therm process uses these valves on its own furnaces, including solution annealing furnaces, where each burner is calibrated for steady gas flow.
What Is a Limiting Orifice Valve?
A limiting orifice valve is an adjustable flow-limiting device installed in the gas or air line to an individual burner. It sets the maximum flow that burner can receive.
In a nozzle-mix burner, gas and air are kept separate until they mix at the burner nozzle. For stable combustion and the right flame, each burner needs the correct gas and air flow. On a furnace with many burners on a common manifold, burners nearer the supply can take more than their share, while distant burners are starved. That leads to uneven heating.
Installing a limiting orifice valve on each burner lets the flow be set and balanced individually. Once set, the valve limits flow to the calibrated value, helping every burner fire as intended.
Therm process Limiting Orifice Valve
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product | Limiting orifice valve |
| Service | Gas or air |
| Application | Nozzle-mix burners |
| Adjustment | Screwdriver; counter-clockwise = increase, clockwise = decrease |
| Function | Set and limit flow to individual burners |
| Sizes / Rating | As per application requirement |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is a limiting orifice valve used for?
Q2. How is the Therm process limiting orifice valve adjusted?
Q3. Why balance burners on a furnace?
Q4. Where does Therm process use this valve?
Q5. What information is needed for a quotation?
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