Pheasantry Brewery director Mark Easterbrook says: “The burner has demonstrated a low-gas consumption level together with fast heat-up rates switching on when the liquid level in the copper reaches a minimum level and is fully heated by the time it has reached its full 1,028mm depth.”
Adrian Langford, general manager at Lanemark, says: “We installed a 100kW rated TX 30 modulating gas and air burner system, which fires through the wall of the 1,425mm diameter copper into a submerged tubular heat exchanger, which is arranged in three circuits within the vessel. An exhaust fan pulls the products of combustion through the tube to ensure optimum distribution of heat,” he says.
During the initial warm up phase from 60°C to just under 100°C, the system is controlled via a digital temperature controller. Manual control is selected to set exactly the required propane gas and combustion air inputs.
Contact: Lanemark International