The Importance of Combustion Tuning - Boiling Point

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we're inside a 650 horsepower mobile
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00:00:42.990 00:00:43.000 excess air or insufficient air is going
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00:00:49.390 00:00:49.400 it's going to lead to higher fuel bills
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00:00:58.240 00:00:58.250 carry too much air through the process
00:01:00.689 00:01:00.699 what we've got an example of here is a
00:01:03.580 00:01:03.590 very lean flame because the air aperture
00:01:06.010 00:01:06.020 on this burner is wide open what we do
00:01:20.950 00:01:20.960 when we tune a boiler is using feedback
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00:01:46.690 00:01:46.700 combustion of the fuel will rapidly suit
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00:01:51.580 00:01:51.590 much higher fuel bills we can actually
00:01:54.339 00:01:54.349 get a buildup of soot and very short
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00:02:02.410 00:02:02.420 side of the vessel the exact same thing
00:02:04.900 00:02:04.910 can happen on the inside of your tubes
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00:02:09.850 00:02:09.860 on a water to boiler and thats it's
00:02:12.490 00:02:12.500 going to continue to create more more
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00:02:34.809 00:02:34.819 we have excess fuel and not enough air
00:02:37.270 00:02:37.280 we've got the same amount of fuel going
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00:03:16.210 00:03:16.220 range well appreciate you coming in
00:03:19.000 00:03:19.010 talking a little bit about combustion
00:03:20.860 00:03:20.870 with us
00:03:21.370 00:03:21.380 now remember Jude Wolfe is one of our
00:03:22.990 00:03:23.000 instructors in our boiler university so
00:03:24.910 00:03:24.920 if you haven't check out all of the
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