MEDIBURN30 9 D-115 Rev 010
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The operating functions of the burners on the MediBurn30 differ from those of
the original MediBurn in that the 30 has two-stage pumps which oscillate based
on temperature, rising and falling during normal burn operation. As the unit
starts its burn cycle and the temperature climbs, the pumps decrease fuel
usage at specified temperatures. This lowers the heat output of the burners.
However, the temperature continues to rise as the under-fired air in the
primary chamber raises the load temperature by increasing the flame of the
burning material. This process increases temperature to a preset point where
the lower burner can shut off, further reducing fuel usage. The upper burner
also oscillates fuel usage as it works to keep the stack temperature at or above
1000 degrees Celsius.
The MediBurn30 incorporates two 24-volt continuous stall motors. One of
these motors is used to operate and maintain the automatic door lock, which is
activated when the START button is pushed. The other 24-volt motor is used to
open and close the under-fired air bypass.
All of these components are controlled by temperature through the system
controller. Should you as the owner or system user have problems with these
components, please refer to the Troubleshooting Guide found on Pages 19-22
or call Elastec at (618) 382-2525.
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