Hi, no, it's a thermo couple, it's not a thermostat, the cable is a solid rigid cable: D furthermore, the thermocouple supplies an electromagnet coil (as explained on the Flytox link). in fact, apart from the temperature range, it changes whatever the K-type probe or ...

hi, I am wondering something, I used to recover a thermocouple from an old gas boiler, in fact, it was put into the flame and it fed a small electromagnet which actuated a valve. in fact I imagine that, when by accident the flame went out, the refro thermocouple ...

we must not forget that, if we get there, the goal of a PMC fuel burner is to be able to burn a certain percentage of water which is financially potentially interesting.

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Personally, I already had beautiful chestnut sucking a large amount of small grain of I do not know what (a trick used in construction), with the friction on the plastic pipe ...: /

in our case the prob is that the candle heats up and we inject water on it, it creates a fairly significant thermal shock, if the injection is continuous then the thermal shock will only occur at the start of the injection.
on the other hand if the injection is intermittent the candle will suffer

if the candle is actually 1300 ° (I would rather say 800 ° c Cherry red color)

I think it will happen the same phenomenon as when we spray water on a flame, it will evaporate instantly and there will be a mini combustion, finally I do not really understand the phenomenon.

for the record, I resumed my design work. I am working on the automation of the burner via a programmer. There will also be a security system that will detect the flame with probably a photoelectric cell. and I will soon remake a prog ...

merci,

but we must not forget zeplomb which already made him fall for trial

Hello,

It must have been good 1 year, if not two that I started to think about adapting a pmc on a burner and in all this time I have not yet done any concrete experimentation.

any time, I can help you, advise you.

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