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Pyronics 3101-10-AN Atmospheric Nozzles 1-1/4" NPT

Pyronics 3101-10-AN Atmospheric Nozzles 1-1/4" NPT
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Pyronics 3101-10-AN Atmospheric Nozzles 1-1/4" NPT

Pyronics 3101-10-AN Atmospheric Nozzles 1-1/4" NPT

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AN Pilot Nozzles are made in four pipe sizes - 1/8”, 1/4”, 3/8” and 1/2”. These nozzles were specifically designed for Pilot Torches to have excellent flame retaining characteristics, and capacities almost as great as open pipes. Their turn-down characteristics are also good. They may be used separately as nozzles or tips, arranged in groups, or on pipe burners.   AN Nozzles are ruggedly made of cast iron with fifteen port areas and nine pipe sizes from 3/4” to 6”. The #32 AN is available in three different port areas and the #48 AN in five port areas. For very small inputs, AN type pilot tips, 1/8” to 1/2” pipe sizes inclusive, are available in brass. AN Nozzles with properly sized mixers are easily applied to air heaters, bake ovens, drying ovens, soft metal melting furnaces and to many special heating applications where suitable draft or adequate secondary air is normally available. Multiple burner installations can be engineered with one Lojector per nozzle or a number of burner nozzles manifolded to a single Lojector.    

AN Nozzles are open type burners designed for high capacities with good flame retention characteristics. High capacities are made possible by the large burner area in relation to the supply pipe size. AN Nozzles are scientifically designed to handle rich gas-air mixtures in high drafts using relatively low mixture pressures as normally developed by gas injectors. Drilled pilot holes around the main burner opening keep the main burner flame from “blowing off” the burner nozzle. The sizes and location of the pilot holes in the AN Nozzles are accurately worked out so that each pilot flame stool is surrounded by secondary air. Increased draft actually improvesthe piloting effect as evidenced by installations which are operating as high as 0.5” W.C. draft.

AN Nozzles operate with a bushy rich flame handling mixtures carrying 20 to 60% oftotal combustion airin the mixture. Adequate draft must, of course, be available to supply the additional air as secondary air around the burner nozzle to complete combustion. Because of large port area and rich mixtures, AN Nozzles must be operated at relatively low mixture pressures.

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