0% found this document useful (0 votes)
174 views20 pages

Industrial Gas Burners Guide

1) The document describes Weishaupt industrial gas burners sizes 30 to 70, noting their large capacities, operational ranges, and compliance with emission limits. 2) It provides details on the burners' regulation systems, fuel/air ratio mixing, applications for heat exchangers and boilers, and fuel types. 3) The burners can be equipped with digital combustion management systems for optimizing operations, economy, and emissions through precise fuel and air control.

Uploaded by

Satyam Pandey
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
174 views20 pages

Industrial Gas Burners Guide

1) The document describes Weishaupt industrial gas burners sizes 30 to 70, noting their large capacities, operational ranges, and compliance with emission limits. 2) It provides details on the burners' regulation systems, fuel/air ratio mixing, applications for heat exchangers and boilers, and fuel types. 3) The burners can be equipped with digital combustion management systems for optimizing operations, economy, and emissions through precise fuel and air control.

Uploaded by

Satyam Pandey
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 20

Weishaupt gas burners 1/2003 GB

Sizes 30 to 70
Version NR (NOx reduced)
Description

Weishaupt industrial burners, sizes 30 to 70, have been especially designed for
industrial capacity ranges. The monobloc burners are noteworthy for their large
capacity and operational ranges and numerous other interesting details:

• Compliance with the most stringent directives and emission limits


• Large capacity and operational ranges
• Stable fan reference line - good combustion behaviour
• Quiet operation
• Burner housing can be hinged open
• Easy to install, set and service
• Automatic air shut off on burner shut down
Regulation Fuel / air ratio Applications
Dependent on fuel, burner size and The controlled mixing of fuel and The burners can be used with heat
requirements, the regulation of air and combustion air varies depending on the exchangers such as hot water boilers,
fuel is by: size and type of burner: steam boilers, air heaters, and for certain
Size 30 process applications. As the burners are
• Sliding two stage Pressure side air regulation via an capable of overcoming high combustion
For sliding two stage control, partial adjustable control sleeve in the mixing chamber resistances, they are used
and full load are set positions within head for capacity adjustment. primarily on modern high rated boilers.
the regulation range. The burner’s Sizes 40 to 70
firing rate slides between the two load Pressure side air regulation via a Fuels
points, depending on the heat de- compound regulated control sleeve in Gas side (DVGW Worksheet G 260/l):
mand, for which the servomotor run- the mixing head. Natural Gas E (formerly designated
time can be set between 30 and Natural Gas H)
120 s. Thus there are no sudden large Valve trains Natural Gas LL (formerly designated
increases or decreases in the amount To comply with EN 676 burners must be Natural Gas L).
of fuel used. equipped with two solenoid valves. Liquid petroleum gas F
Weishaupt gas and dual fuel burners are
• Modulation equipped with two Class A solenoid Installation sites
The standard sliding two stage burner valves (DMV) as standard. The W-FM In standard execution (materials,
can be made to modulate with the 100 combustion manager provides for construction, protection), the burners are
addition of a capacity regulator. valve proving when an additional gas suitable for use indoors at temperatures
Modulating burners operate at any pressure switch is fitted. Other gas side between -15°C and +40°C and with a
point within the regulation range, accessories such as gas filters and gas maximum relative humidity of 80%.
depending on the heat demand. The pressure regulators, can be found in the
servomotor runtime is approximately List of Accessories. Certification
40 s. This precision enables the The burners have been independently
burner to operate with reduced Digital combustion management tested and comply with the following
excess air at full and partial load. thus The W-FM 100 and W-FM 200* European standards and EC directives:
improving the combustion figures. The combustion managers ensure the simple • EN 676
regulating range between partial and and safe operation of combustion plant. • Machinery Directive 98/37/EC
full load is also increased. • Electromagnetic Compatibility
All important functions, such as fuel and Directive 89/336/EEC
Reduced capacity at start-up air feed or flame monitoring are • Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC
The burners start at ignition load an controlled with digital precision. The aim • Gas Appliance Directive 90/396/EEC
additional pilot line. In this way only a is the optimisation of operational • Pressure Vessel Directive 97/23/EC
small amount of gas flows into the functions, the maximisation of economy,
combustion chamber. After a short delay and the minimisation of emissions. Outstanding service
the burner moves to partial load Thanks to digital combustion Weishaupt maintains an extensive global
operation. management such an optimisation is sales and service network. Customer
available today at limited cost. The outlay service is available every day around the
Controlled shut downs from partial for installation and service is substantially clock. In-house training by Weishaupt
load lower than with conventional ensures the high standard of their service
Controlled shut down of the burner technologies. engineers.
always takes place from the partial load
position, thus preventing impact on the For example, a separate control panel for * Available early 2004
gas main. the burner switchgear is no longer
necessary. Furthermore, remote
operation, diagnosis and monitoring of
the plant can be realised. That makes
things safer and simpler for the operator.

2
Variants

Digital combustion management Electronic compound (RVW)


with O2 trim Mechanical compound
(W-FM 100)

Digital combustion management


Electronic compound (RVW)
(W-FM 100)
with speed control
with capacity regulation

Digital combustion management


(W-FM 100) Electronic compound (RVW)
with capacity regulation with O2 trim and speed control
and speed control
Digital combustion management
(W-FM 200*) Standard
with capacity regulation
O2 trim and speed control Special execution

Capacity regulation

Sliding two FG Modulating F


G
stage (ZM) (ZM)

P
K P
K
ZI ZI
On
Ein Off
Aus On
Ein Off
Aus

F = Full load
P = Partial load
I = Ignition load

Explanation of designation

G 40/1 – B, Vers. ZM-NR

NOx reduced

Sliding two stage or modulating


Index for mixing head
Number for capacity range
Size
Fuel: Gas

3
The advantages of
digital combustion management

Digital combustion management Integration with building management


means optimal combustion figures, For the control and management level,
continually reproducible setting Weishaupt offers ProGraf NT - a
figures, and ease of use. software product that provides a real
time solution to meet all requirements.
Weishaupt burners are equipped with
electronic compound and digital The price advantage of new
combustion management since modern technology
combustion technologies demand a With improved technology and ease of
precise, continually reproducible dosing use, combustion plant is becoming even
of fuel and combustion air. Only in this more economical.
way can optimal combustion figures be
ensured over extended periods. • No additional burner controls are
required, since this effected by the
If required, the burners can also be combustion manager. Contactors and
equipped with O2 trim* and speed burner motor fuses are the only addi-
Control and Display Unit control. tional items required.

Error free operation via a clear text • Less installation work means fewer
display. errors: the burners are tested as a
Setting and control of the burner complete unit at the factory.
functions is achieved using a control and
display unit with a clear text display. The • No additional costs for valve proving.
CDU is linked to the combustion
manager via a safety bus system and can • If required, the W-FM 100 can be
be placed anywhere the user chooses fitted with a capacity regulator and
within 100 m of the burner. speed control module. No separate
equipment is required. The capacity
Flexible communication possibilities regulator and speed control module
The inbuilt interface enables all are included as standard with the
necessary information and functions to W-FM 200.
be relayed to a BMS system. If required,
a modem enables a telephone • Commissioning and service work
connection to be installed for remote takes less time. The initial pre-setting
operation (e.g. oil/gas change-over, of the burner is carried out at the
adjustment of setting values) and remote factory. On site, only the site specific
diagnosis. load points have to be determined.

Communication with external systems • To facilitate O2 trim, only an O2 probe


via Bus. and O2 module have to be installed
If data has to be exchanged between and connected with the W-FM 200
burners and other heating systems with via the internal safety bus.
PLC devices, Weishaupt E-Gate acts as
a gateway and translates the eBus
protocol into the standard Profibus DP
protocol.

* Available early 2004 in conjunction with the


W-FM 200 combustion manager

4
O2 probe*
O2 module*

Gas feed

Mixing head Stepping


motors

Air feed

Frequency Impulse sender


convertor

CAN-Bus

W-FM 200
combustion manager

CAN-Bus

Control and eBus BMS


Display Unit visualisation
ProGraf NT

Example of O2 trim and speed control with W-FM 200

5
Proven quality in detail

Considerable noise
reduction due to sound
absorbing air inlet
By fitting sound absorbing materials on
the fan suction side it has been possible
to reduce operational noise considerably.

Cut-away of the fan housing

Pressure side air regulation


via mixing head with
compound regulated control
sleeve
The forward and reverse movements of
the regulating sleeve in the mixing head
ensure that that the air annulus is correct
at every load point throughout the
capacity range. This results in optimum
velocities over the whole of the regulation
range. With this system, the mixing
pressure is increased at partial load,
improving the intermixture of fuel and air. Control range up to 1:5
This results in a reduction in excess air
and improved combustion efficiency due
to the constant air/fuel ratio.

Control range up to 1:3

Burner sizes 40 to 70 with pressure side compound regulation


Burner without pressure side compound regulation
Example regulation ranges for different burner types

6
G70/2-A ZM NR gas burner complete with pre-mounted DMV and plug connections (additional cost)

Burner with inbuilt Control and Display Unit Front view

7
Gas burner selection
Types G30 and G40, NR version

[ mbar ] Burner type G30/2-A, vers. ZM-NR Comb. head open [ mbar ] Burner type G40/1-B, vers. ZM-NR
Combustion head type G30/2-NR 190x65 Comb. head closed Combustion head type G30/2-NR 190x58
Rating kW Nat. Gas 300 – 2300 Rating kW Nat. Gas 450 – 2700
LPG 300 – 2300 LPG 450 – 2700

14 18
12 16
10 14
12
8
10
6 8
4 6
4
Gas/LPG

Gas/LPG
2
2
0
0
-2 -2
-4 -4
[kW] 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 [kW] 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000

[ mbar ] Burner type G40/2-A, vers. ZM-NR


Combustion head type G40/2-NR 217x75
Rating kW Nat. Gas 500 – 3450
LPG 500 – 3450

18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
Gas/LPG

2
0
-2
-4
[kW] 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000

Burner Version CE No. and Valve train Order No. The ratings given are based on an air temperature of 20°C
type type test No. and an installation altitude of 500 m.
G30/2-A ZM-NR CE-0085-AP 0528 R 1 1/2” 217 305 18
R 2” 217 305 19 Voltages and frequencies:
DN 40 217 305 23 As standard, the burners are suitable for three phase alternating
DN 50 217 305 33 current 400 V, 3 ~, 50 Hz. Other voltages and frequencies
DN 65 217 305 43 available on request at no extra cost.
DN 80 217 305 53
DN 100 217 305 63 Standard burner motor:
DN 125 217 305 73
Isolation class F, IP 54 protection
G40/1-B ZM-NR CE-0085-AQ 0720 R 1 1/2” 217 404 18
R 2” 217 404 19
DN 40 217 404 23
DN 50 217 404 33
DN 65 217 404 43
DN 80 217 404 53
DN 100 217 404 63
DN 125 217 404 73
G40/2-A ZM-NR CE-0085-AQ 0720 R 1 1/2” 217 405 13
R 2” 217 405 15
DN 40 217 405 22
DN 50 217 405 32
DN 65 217 405 42
DN 80 217 405 52
DN 100 217 405 62
DN 125 217 405 72

8
Gas burner selection
Type G50, NR version

[ mbar ] Burner type G50/1-B, vers. ZM-NR [ mbar ] Burner type G50/2-A, vers. ZM-NR
Combustion head type G40/2-NR 217x75 Combustion head type G50/2-NR 290x85
Rating kW Nat. Gas 550 – 4000 Rating kW Nat. Gas 600 – 5400
LPG 550 – 4000 LPG 800 – 5400

22 20
20 18
18 16
16 14
14
12
12
10
10
8 8
6 6
4 4
Gas/LPG

Nat. Gas
2 2

LPG
0 0
-2 -2
-4 -4
[kW] 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 [kW] 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000

Burner Version CE No. and Valve train Order No. The ratings given are based on an air temperature of 20°C
type type test No. and an installation altitude of 500 m.
G50/1-B ZM-NR CE-0085-AQ 0721 R 1 1/2” 217 504 13
R 2” 217 504 15 Voltages and frequencies:
DN 40 217 504 22 As standard, the burners are suitable for three phase alternating
DN 50 217 504 32 current 400 V, 3 ~, 50 Hz. Other voltages and frequencies
DN 65 217 504 42 available on request at no extra cost.
DN 80 217 504 52
DN 100 217 504 62 Standard burner motor:
DN 125 217 504 72
Isolation class F, IP 54 protection
G50/2-A ZM-NR CE-0085-AQ 0721 R 1 1/2” 217 505 13
R 2” 217 505 15
* DN 150 with two individual solenoid valves
DN 40 217 505 22
DN 50 217 505 32
DN 65 217 505 42
DN 80 217 505 52
DN 100 217 505 62
DN 125 217 505 72
DN 150 * 217 505 82

9
Gas burner selection
Types G60 and G70, NR version

[ mbar ] Burner type G60/2-A, vers. ZM-NR [ mbar ] Burner type G70/1-B, vers. ZM-NR
Combustion head type G60/2-NR 345x230 Combustion head type G60/2-NR 345x230
Rating kW Nat. Gas 800 – 6100 Rating kW Nat. Gas 800 – 7400
LPG 800 – 6100 LPG 800 – 7400

20 22
18 20
16 18
14 16
12 14
10 12
8 10
8
6 6
4
Gas/LPG

Gas/LPG
2 2
0 0
-2 -2
-4 -4
[kW] 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 [kW] 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000

[ mbar ] Burner type G70/2-A, vers. ZM-NR


Combustion head type G70/2-NR 425x290
Rating kW Nat. Gas 1000 – 10500
LPG 1400 – 10500

24
22
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
Nat. Gas

4
2
LPG

0
-2
-4
[kW] 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000

Burner Version CE No. and Valve train Order No. The ratings given are based on an air temperature of 20°C
type type test No. and an installation altitude of 500 m.
G60/2-A ZM-NR CE-0085-AQ 0722 DN 40 217 605 22
DN 50 217 605 32 Voltages and frequencies:
DN 65 217 605 42 As standard, the burners are suitable for three phase alternating
DN 80 217 605 52 current 400 V, 3 ~, 50 Hz. Other voltages and frequencies
DN 100 217 605 62 available on request at no extra cost.
DN 125 217 605 72
DN 150* 217 605 82
Standard burner motor:
G70/1-B ZM-NR CE-0085-AQ 0723 DN 40 217 704 22
DN 50 217 704 32 Isolation class F, IP 54 protection
DN 65 217 704 42
DN 80 217 704 52 * DN 150 with two individual solenoid valves
DN 100 217 704 62
DN 125 217 704 72
DN 150* 217 704 82
G70/2-A ZM-NR CE-0085-AQ 0723 DN 40 217 705 22
DN 50 217 705 32
DN 65 217 705 42
DN 80 217 705 52
DN 100 217 705 62
DN 125 217 705 72
DN 150* 217 705 82

10
Valve train sizing with DMV valves

Type 30/2-A and 40/1-B, version NR Type 40/2-A and Type 50/1-B, version NR
Burner Low pressure supply High pressure supply (flow Burner Low pressure supply High pressure supply (flow
rating (flow pressure in mbar before pressure in mbar before solenoid rating (flow pressure in mbar before pressure in mbar before solenoid
kW shut off valve pe,max = 300 mbar) valve) kW shut off valve pe,max = 300 mbar) valve)
Nominal diameter of valve trains Nominal diameter of valve trains Nominal diameter of valve trains Nominal diameter of valve trains
40* 50* 65 80 100 125 40* 50* 65 80 100 125 40* 50* 65 80 100 125 40* 50* 65 80 100 125
Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve
40 50 50 50 50 50 40 50 50 50 50 50 40 50 65 65 65 65 40 50 65 65 65 65
Natural Gas E, Hi = 37.26 MJ/mn3 (10.35 kWh/mn3) d = 0.606 Natural Gas E, Hi = 37.26 MJ/mn3 (10.35 kWh/mn3) d = 0.606
1200 58 31 17 12 10 9 23 19 11 8 7 6 1600 99 51 25 15 12 10 39 31 15 10 8 7
1400 79 42 23 16 13 11 32 25 15 11 9 8 1800 125 65 31 19 14 12 49 39 20 13 10 9
1600 102 54 29 20 16 14 42 33 19 14 12 11 2000 154 79 38 23 17 14 61 48 24 16 12 11
1800 128 68 36 24 19 17 53 42 25 18 15 14 2400 220 113 54 32 23 20 88 69 35 23 18 16
2000 158 83 44 29 23 21 65 52 31 22 19 17 2800 299 152 72 42 30 25 119 94 47 30 24 21
2200 190 100 53 35 27 24 79 63 37 26 22 20 3200 – 199 93 55 39 33 – 123 62 40 31 27
2400 226 118 62 42 32 28 94 75 44 31 26 24 3600 – – 117 68 48 40 – – 78 50 39 34
2700 285 149 78 51 39 35 118 94 55 39 33 30 4000 – – 143 84 59 49 – – 97 62 48 42
Natural Gas LL, Hi = 31.79 MJ/mn3 (8.83 kWh/mn3), d = 0.641 Natural Gas LL, Hi = 31.79 MJ/mn3 (8.83 kWh/mn3), d = 0.641
1200 83 44 23 15 12 11 33 26 15 10 9 8 1600 142 73 35 21 15 13 56 44 22 14 11 9
1400 112 59 31 20 16 14 45 36 20 14 12 11 1800 180 92 43 26 48 15 71 55 28 17 13 12
1600 145 76 39 25 20 17 59 46 27 18 15 14 2000 221 112 53 31 22 18 87 68 34 21 16 14
1800 183 95 49 32 25 22 75 59 34 24 20 18 2400 – 161 75 44 31 26 126 99 49 31 24 21
2000 226 117 60 39 30 26 92 73 42 29 24 22 2800 – 218 101 58 41 33 – 134 67 42 32 28
2200 272 141 72 46 35 31 111 88 50 35 29 26 3200 – – 131 76 53 43 – – 88 55 43 37
2400 – 167 85 54 41 36 132 105 60 42 35 31 3600 – – 165 94 66 53 – – 110 69 53 46
2700 – 211 107 68 51 44 – 132 75 52 43 39 4000 – – 203 116 80 65 – – 136 85 66 57
LPG B/P, Hi = 93.20 MJ/mn3 (25.89 kWh/mn3), d = 1.555 LPG B/P, Hi = 93.20 MJ/mn3 (25.89 kWh/mn3), d = 1.555
1200 27 16 10 8 – – 11 9 6 – – – 1600 43 24 13 9 7 7 17 14 8 5 – –
1400 36 21 13 10 9 9 16 13 9 7 6 6 1800 54 30 16 11 9 8 22 17 10 7 6 5
1600 46 27 16 13 11 10 20 17 11 9 8 8 2000 66 36 19 13 10 9 27 21 12 8 7 6
1800 58 33 20 15 13 13 26 21 14 11 10 10 2400 95 51 26 17 14 12 39 31 17 12 10 9
2000 71 41 25 18 16 15 32 26 18 14 13 12 2800 128 68 35 23 18 16 53 42 23 16 14 12
2200 86 49 27 22 19 17 38 32 21 17 15 14 3200 166 88 45 29 23 20 69 55 31 21 18 16
2400 101 57 35 25 22 20 46 38 25 20 18 17 3600 209 110 55 36 27 24 87 70 38 27 22 20
2700 127 72 42 31 27 25 58 48 32 25 23 21 4000 258 136 68 43 33 29 108 86 47 33 27 25

Type G50/2-A version NR The combustion chamber pressure in mbar must be added
Burner Low pressure supply High pressure supply (flow to the minimum gas pressure required.
rating (flow pressure in mbar before pressure in mbar before solenoid
kW shut off valve pe,max = 300 mbar) valve) For low pressure supplies, pressure regulating devices with
Nominal diameter of valve trains Nominal diameter of valve trains
40* 50* 65 80 100 125 150 40* 50* 65 80 100 125 150
safety membrane in accordance with EN 88 are used. The
Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve maximum permissible supply pressure before the shut off
50 50 65 80 80 80 80 50 50 65 80 80 80 80 valve is 300 mbar.
Natural Gas E, Hi = 37.26 MJ/mn3 (10.35 kWh/mn3) d = 0.606
2000 162 95 54 39 32 30 29 70 64 40 31 28 26 26 For high pressure supplies, high pressure regulating devices
2500 240 135 71 47 37 33 31 97 88 51 37 32 29 28 in accordance with EN 3380 can be selected from the
3000 – 184 91 56 43 37 34 130 117 64 43 35 32 31
3500 – – 114 67 49 41 37 – – 78 50 40 35 33
brochure ‘Pressure regulating units with safety assemblies
4000 – – 151 89 65 54 50 – – 104 67 54 48 45 for Weishaupt gas and dual fuel burners’. This details high
4500 – – 190 113 81 68 63 – – 132 85 69 61 58 gas pressure sets suitable for supply pressures of up to
5000 – – – 137 99 82 76 – – – 104 84 74 70 4 bar.
5400 – – – 158 113 94 86 – – – 120 96 84 80
Natural Gas LL, Hi = 31.79 MJ/mn3 (8.83 kWh/mn3), d = 0.641 See burner plate for maximum supply pressure.
2000 234 136 76 54 45 41 39 100 92 57 44 39 37 36
2500 – 194 100 66 52 46 43 140 127 73 52 45 41 40
3000 – – 130 80 60 51 48 – – 91 61 50 45 43 * The figures given for size DN 40 also apply to 1 1/2” and those
3500 – – 164 96 68 57 52 – – 112 71 57 50 47 for DN 50 to 2” valve trains.
4000 – – – 123 88 72 66 – – – 92 73 64 61
4500 – – – 153 108 89 81 – – – 114 90 78 74
5000 – – – 185 129 105 95 – – – 138 108 93 88
5400 – – – – 146 119 107 – – – – 122 105 99
LPG B/P, Hi = 93.20 MJ/mn3 (25.89 kWh/mn3), d = 1.555
2000 64 36 19 13 10 9 9 24 22 12 8 7 6 6
2500 101 58 31 22 18 16 15 41 37 22 16 14 13 12
3000 146 83 45 31 26 23 22 60 55 33 24 21 20 19
3500 198 146 62 42 35 31 30 82 75 45 34 29 27 27
4000 258 198 80 55 44 40 38 107 98 59 44 39 36 35
4500 – 258 100 68 55 50 48 136 124 74 55 49 45 44
5000 – – 122 83 67 60 58 – – 91 68 59 55 54
5400 – – 141 96 77 69 66 – – 106 78 69 64 62

11
Valve train sizing with DMV valves

Type 60/2-A, version NR Type 70/1-B, version NR


Burner Low pressure supply High pressure supply (flow Burner Low pressure supply High pressure supply (flow
rating (flow pressure in mbar before pressure in mbar before solenoid rating (flow pressure in mbar before pressure in mbar before solenoid
kW shut off valve pe,max = 300 mbar) valve) kW shut off valve pe,max = 300 mbar) valve)
Nominal diameter of valve trains Nominal diameter of valve trains Nominal diameter of valve trains Nominal diameter of valve trains
40* 50* 65 80 100 125 150 40* 50* 65 80 100 125 150 40* 50* 65 80 100 125 150 40* 50* 65 80 100 125 150
Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve
65 65 65 80 100 100 100 65 65 65 80 100 100 100 65 65 65 80 100 100 100 65 65 65 80 100 100 100
Natural Gas E, Hi = 37.26 MJ/mn3 (10.35 kWh/mn3) d = 0.606 Natural Gas E, Hi = 37.26 MJ/mn3 (10.35 kWh/mn3) d = 0.606
4000 – – 135 74 48 38 34 – – 88 52 38 31 29 3500 – 226 106 59 40 32 29 154 136 70 42 31 26 25
4300 – – 156 85 56 44 39 – – 103 60 44 37 34 4000 – 293 137 75 50 40 35 199 176 90 53 39 33 31
4500 – – 171 93 61 48 43 – – 112 66 48 40 38 4500 – – 171 93 61 48 43 – – 113 66 49 40 38
4800 – – 194 106 69 54 48 – – 128 75 55 46 43 5000 – – 209 114 74 58 51 – – 138 80 59 49 45
5000 – – 210 114 75 58 52 – – 138 81 59 49 46 5600 – – 261 140 91 70 62 – – 171 100 72 60 56
5300 – – – 127 83 65 57 – – – 91 66 55 51 6200 – – – 170 109 84 74 – – – 121 87 72 67
5600 – – – 141 91 71 63 – – – 100 73 60 56 6800 – – – 203 130 100 87 – – – 144 104 85 79
6100 – – – 165 106 82 72 – – – 117 85 70 65 7400 – – – 239 152 116 101 – – – 169 121 100 92
Natural Gas LL, Hi = 31.79 MJ/mn3 (8.83 kWh/mn3), d = 0.641 Natural Gas LL, Hi = 31.79 MJ/mn3 (8.83 kWh/mn3), d = 0.641
4000 – – 188 99 62 47 41 – – 121 68 48 38 35 3500 – – 147 79 51 39 34 – 191 96 55 39 32 30
4300 – – – 115 72 55 47 – – – 79 56 45 41 4000 – – 191 102 65 50 44 – – 125 71 51 42 39
4500 – – – 126 79 60 52 – – – 87 61 50 46 4500 – – 241 128 82 62 54 – – 157 90 64 52 48
4800 – – – 142 89 68 59 – – – 99 70 56 52 5000 – – – 157 99 76 66 – – 193 110 78 64 59
5000 – – – 154 97 73 63 – – – 107 76 61 56 5600 – – – 195 123 93 81 – – – 137 97 79 73
5300 – – – 172 108 81 70 – – – 120 84 68 62 6200 – – – 237 149 112 97 – – – 166 118 95 88
5600 – – – 191 119 89 77 – – – 133 93 75 69 6800 – – – 283 177 133 115 – – – 199 140 113 104
6100 – – – – 139 103 89 – – – – 108 87 80 7400 – – – – 208 156 134 – – – – 164 133 122
LPG B/P, Hi = 93.20 MJ/mn3 (25.89 kWh/mn3), d = 1.555 LPG B/P, Hi = 93.20 MJ/mn3 (25.89 kWh/mn3), d = 1.555
4000 243 133 69 44 33 29 27 93 84 48 33 28 25 24 3500 180 95 46 27 19 16 14 64 57 30 18 14 12 11
4300 281 154 79 50 38 33 31 108 97 56 39 32 29 28 4000 236 125 61 36 26 21 20 85 76 41 26 20 17 16
4500 – 168 87 55 42 36 34 118 106 61 42 35 32 31 4500 299 159 78 46 33 27 25 109 97 52 33 26 23 22
4800 – 191 98 62 47 41 38 134 120 70 48 40 36 35 5000 – 196 96 57 40 34 31 135 120 65 42 33 29 27
5000 – 206 106 67 51 44 41 – 130 75 52 43 39 38 5600 – 245 120 70 50 42 38 169 151 82 52 41 36 34
5300 – – 119 75 56 49 46 – – 84 58 48 43 42 6200 – – 145 85 60 50 46 – 184 99 63 50 43 41
5600 – – 132 82 62 54 50 – – 94 64 53 48 46 6800 – – 173 101 71 58 53 – – 119 75 59 51 49
6100 – – 155 96 72 62 58 – – 110 75 62 56 54 7400 – – 204 118 82 67 61 – – 139 88 68 59 56

Type 70/2-A, version NR The combustion chamber pressure in mbar must be added
to the minimum gas pressure required.
Burner Low pressure supply High pressure supply (flow
rating (flow pressure in mbar before pressure in mbar before solenoid
kW shut off valve pe,max = 300 mbar) valve) For low pressure supplies, pressure regulating devices with
Nominal diameter of valve trains Nominal diameter of valve trains safety membrane in accordance with EN 88 are used. The
40* 50* 65 80 100 125 150 40* 50* 65 80 100 125 150 maximum permissible supply pressure before the shut off
Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve Nominal diam. of gas butterfly valve
65 65 65 80 100 100 100 65 65 65 80 100 100 100 valve is 300 mbar.
Natural Gas E, Hi = 37.26 MJ/mn3 (10.35 kWh/mn3) d = 0.606
5000 – – 197 102 62 46 39 – – 126 69 47 37 34 For high pressure supplies, high pressure regulating devices
6000 – – – 137 80 57 47 – – 173 91 59 45 40 in accordance with EN 3380 can be selected from the
7000 – – – 181 104 72 59 – – – 119 76 57 50 brochure ‘Pressure regulating units with safety assemblies
8000 – – – – 133 92 74 – – – 154 98 73 64 for Weishaupt gas and dual fuel burners’. This details high
9000 – – – – 165 113 91 – – – 192 122 89 78
9500 – – – – 183 124 100 – – – – 135 99 86 gas pressure sets suitable for supply pressures of up to
10000 – – – – – 138 111 – – – – 149 110 96 4 bar.
10500 – – – – – 152 122 – – – – 165 121 106
Natural Gas LL, Hi = 31.79 MJ/mn3 (8.83 kWh/mn3), d = 0.641 See burner plate for maximum supply pressure.
5000 – – – 138 81 57 47 – – 175 91 60 45 40
6000 – – – 189 106 72 58 – – – 123 77 56 49 * The figures given for size DN 40 also apply to 1 1/2” and those
7000 – – – – 140 94 75 – – – 163 101 73 63
8000 – – – – 182 122 97 – – – – 132 95 83 for DN 50 to 2” valve trains.
9000 – – – – – 151 119 – – – – 165 118 102
9500 – – – – – 168 132 – – – – 184 131 114
10000 – – – – – – 146 – – – –- 145 125
10500 – – – – – – 159 – – – –- 158 137
LPG B/P, Hi = 93.20 MJ/mn3 (25.89 kWh/mn3), d = 1.555
5000 – – 161 121 105 98 96 200 185 130 106 97 93 92
6000 – – 174 118 94 85 81 – – 131 97 84 79 77
7000 – – – 124 92 79 74 – – 143 97 80 72 69
8000 – – – 141 99 82 75 – – 166 106 83 73 69
9000 – – – 167 114 93 84 – – – 124 95 82 77
9500 – – – 184 125 101 91 – – – 136 104 89 84
10000 – – – – 139 112 101 – – – 151 115 99 93
10500 – – – – 154 124 112 – – – 168 128 110 104

12
Scope of delivery
Special equipment

Description G30 G40 G50 G60 G70


Burner housing, hinged flange, housing cover, Weishaupt
burner motor, air regulation housing, fan wheel,
combustion head, ignition unit, ignition cable, ignition
electrodes, combustion manager with control unit,
flame sensor, flange gasket, limit switch on hinged
flange, fixing screws ● ● ● ● ●
W-FM 100 combustion manager ● ● ● ● ●
Gas double solenoid valve (DMV), Class A (DN 150 ● ● ● ● ●
valve train includes two single solenoid valves type
MVD 5150)
Gas butterfly valve ● ● ● ● ●
Pilot line solenoid valve (Class A) ● ● ● ● ●
Valve connection piece ● ● ● ● ●
Air pressure switch ● ● ● ● ●
Gas pressure switch ● ● ● ● ●
Adjustable regulating sleeve in the mixing head ●
Compound regulated sleeve in the mixing head ● ● ● ●
Servomotor for fuel/air compound regulation via W-FM 100
Servomotor for air damper ● ● ● ● ●
Servomotor for gas butterfly ● ● ● ● ●
Servomotor for regulating sleeve ● ● ● ●
In accordance with EN 676, gas filters and governors form part of the burner supply (see Weishaupt Accessories List)
Burner execution complies with TRD 606, 24 h/72 h see technical brochure, Print No. 863.

Special equipment G30 G40 G50 G60 G70


Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No. Order No.
Vertically firing burner version standard standard standard standard standard
Air intake flange for connection of an air duct 280 003 47 280 001 68 280 000 92 280 000 38 280 000 13
Solenoid valve for air pressure switch test
for continuous run fan or post purge 290 004 29 290 004 29 290 000 31 290 000 31 290 000 31
Combustion head extension by 150 mm G.../1-B, Vers. ZM-NR – 290 005 25 290 005 21 – *
G.../2-A, Vers. ZM-NR 290 005 13 290 005 05 290 004 97 290 004 17 290 004 83
by 300 mm G.../1-B, Vers. ZM-NR – 290 005 26 290 005 22 – *
G.../2-A, Vers. ZM-NR 290 005 14 290 005 06 290 004 98 290 004 18 290 004 84
Mechanical compound with LFL in lieu of W-FM 290 011 02 290 011 02 290 011 02 290 011 02 290 011 02
Mechanical compound with LGK in lieu of W-FM 290 011 09 290 011 09 290 011 09 290 011 09 290 011 09
Capacity regulator for W-FM 100 290 010 60 290 010 60 290 010 60 290 010 60 290 010 60
Note: Additional price on request for DMV pre-mounted on burner with plug connections.

* Additional price on request

13
Technical data
Sizes 30 to 50

Technical data G30/2-A G40/1-B


G40/2-A ➀
Burner motor 400 V, 3 ~, 50 Hz Type D112/110-2 D112/140-2a ➀
Nominal capacity kW 4,5 5,5
Nominal load at 400 VA A 9,5 11,5
Motor prefuse (Y ∆ start) A 20 25
Speed (50 Hz) rpm 2900 2900
Fan wheel colour / ø blue / 268 x 100 295 x 100
Ignition unit Type W-FM100 W-FM100
Combustion manager Type W-ZG 02/2 W-ZG 02/2
Servomotor Type SQM 45 SQM 45
Burner weight kg (approx.) 120 130
Valve train weight DN 40 50 65 80 100 125 150
(DMV or DN150 single solenoid valve) kg (approx.) 21 22 34 43 72 124 140

Technical data G50/1-B G50/2-A


Burner motor 400 V, 3 ~, 50 Hz Type D132/120-2 D132/170-2
Nominal capacity kW 9 13,5
Nominal load at 400 VA A 18 26
Motor prefuse (Y ∆ start) A 35 50
Speed (50 Hz) rpm 2850 2900
Fan wheel colour / ø blue / 345 x 100 blue / 345 x 100
Ignition unit Type W-FM100 W-FM100
Combustion manager Type W-ZG 02/2 W-ZG 02/2
Servomotor Type SQM 45 SQM 45
Burner weight kg (approx.) 195 200
Valve train weight DN 40 50 65 80 100 125 150
(DMV or DN150 single solenoid valve) kg (approx.) 21 22 34 43 72 124 140

➀ Burner type G40/2-A with 112/140-2 burner motor, Nominal capacity 7 kW,
nominal load 13.4 A, motor prefuse 25 A.

14
Technical data
Sizes 60 and 70

Technical data G60/2-A


Burner motor 400 V, 3 ~, 50 Hz Type D132/170-2
Nominal capacity kW 13,5
Nominal load at 400 VA A 26
Motor prefuse (Y ∆ start) A 50
Speed (50 Hz) rpm 2900
Fan wheel colour / ø blue / 515 x 120
Combustion manager Type W-FM100
Ignition unit Type W-ZG 02/2
Servomotor Type SQM 45
Burner weight kg (approx.) 290
Valve train weight DN 40 50 65 80 100 125 150
(DMV or DN150 single solenoid valve) kg (approx.) 29 31 56 58 95 135 200

Technical data G70/1-B G70/2-A


Burner motor 400 V, 3 ~, 50 Hz Type D160/215-2B D160/215-2
Nominal capacity kW 18 21
Nominal load at 400 VA A 36,5 41
Motor prefuse (Y ∆ start) A 63 63
Speed (50 Hz) rpm 2900 2900
Fan wheel colour / ø blue / 515 x 120 blue / 590 x 160
Combustion manager Type W-FM100 W-FM100
Ignition unit Type W-ZG 02/2 W-ZG 02/2
Servomotor Type SQM 45 SQM 45
Burner weight kg (approx.) 290 390
Valve train weight DN 40 50 65 80 100 125 150
(DMV or DN150 single solenoid valve) kg (approx.) 29 31 56 58 95 135 200

Legend
Types G30 to G70
With DMV solenoid valves 1 Isolating cock ➀
2 Gas filter ➀
7➀ 5b 9 3 Governor (LP) ➀
4 Low gas pressure switch
4a High gas pressure switch (for TRD) ➀
5 Double solenoid valve (DMV) ➁
5a Pilot line solenoid valve
6 Gas butterfly valve
7 Gas pressure gauge and cock ➀
8 Gas pressure switch (valve proving)
9 Burner

➀ Not included in burner price


➁ Single solenoid valves for DN 150

P P P

1➀ 2➀ 3➀ 4a➀ 4 8 5➁ 6

15
Installation example

Low pressure supply: flanged valve train with DMV valves Single solenoid valves

The installation example shows a basic valve train, i.e. DMV


solenoid valves and additional gas valve train components.

Layout of the valve train


On boilers with hinged doors, the valve train must be mounted on
the opposite side to the boiler door hinges. The pilot line solenoid
valve can be fitted to either side.

Compensator
To enable a tension free mounting of the valve train, it is
recommended that a compensator is also fitted.

Break points in the valve train


Break points in the gas line should be provided to enable the
door of the heat exchanger to be swung open. The main gas line
is best separated at the compensator.

Support of the valve train


High pressure supply: flanged valve train with DMV valves
The valve train should be properly supported in accordance with
the site conditions. See the Weishaupt Accessories List for
various valve train support components.

Gas meter
A gas meter must be installed to measure gas consumption
during commissioning.

16
Dimensions
Sizes 30 and 40

Size Dimensions in mm
l1 l2 l3 l5 l6 l7 l8 l9 l10 l11 b1 b2 b3 b5 b6
30/2-A 1083 245 272 8 354 300 58 238 123 32 700 371 208 418  330
40/1-B 1128 270 272 8 414 320 58 238 123 32 755 401 242 462  330
40/2-A 1148 270 332 8 414 340 67 258 133 42 755 401 242 462  370
h1 h2 h3 h4 h5 d1 d2 d4 d5 d6 d7 d8➁ r1 r2
30/2-A 572 207 407 207  330 280 250 218 M12 360 285 DN50 840 890
40/1-B 607 211 422 207  330 280 250 218 M12 360 285 DN50 895 970
40/2-A 607 211 422 227  370 320 290 218 M12 400 325 DN65 895 970

➀ Pilot line connection either side


➁ Flange facing to DIN 2633

All measurements are approximate. Weishaupt reserve the right to make alterations in light of future developments.

17
Dimensions
Size 50

Size Dimensions in mm
l1 l2 l3 l5 l6 l7 l8 l9 l10 l11 b1 b2 b3 b5 b6
50/1-B 1195 315 332 8 422 363 67 258 133 42 820 440 277 550  370
50/2-A 1245 315 332 8 422 413 72 308 158 65 860 465 277 550  430
h1 h2 h3 h4 h5 d1 d2 d4 d5 d6 d7 d8➁ r1 r2
50/1-B 730 263 513 227  370 320 290 258 M12 400 325 DN65 1060 1000
50/2-A 730 263 513 257  430 380 350 258 M16 480 390 DN80 1060 1025

➀ Pilot line connection either side


➁ Flange facing to DIN 2633

All measurements are approximate. Weishaupt reserve the right to make alterations in light of future developments.

18
Dimensions
Sizes 60 and 70

Size Dimensions in mm
l1 l2 l3 l5 l6 l7 l8 l9 l10 l11 b1 b2 b3 b4 b5

60/2-A 1478 405 357 8 508 440 89 348 178 85 980 487 280 670  520
70/1-B 1648 483 357 8 614 510 89 348 178 87 1125 602 340 760  520
70/2-A 1668 483 362 8 614 530 102 368 188 87 1170 602 340 760  600
h1 h2 h3 h4 h5 d1 d2 d4 d5 d6 d7 d8➁ r1 r2
60/2-A 930 360 670 302  520 432 400 258 M16 470 435 DN100 1250 1140
70/1-B 1075 420 775 302  520 432 400 310 M16 470 435 DN100 1440 1310
70/2-A 1075 420 775 315  600 470 480 310 M16 550 500 DN100 1440 1310

➀ Pilot line connection either side


➁ Flange facing to DIN 2633

All measurements are approximate. Weishaupt reserve the right to make alterations in light of future developments.

19
Product and customer service - Max Weishaupt GmbH
D - 88475 Schwendi
Tel.: (07353) 830, Fax.: (07353) 83358

the complete Weishaupt range www.weishaupt.co.uk

Print No. 83201202, June 2003


Printed in Germany. All rights reserved.

Neachells Lane, Willenhall, WV13 3RG


Tel: (01902) 609841, Fax: (01902) 633343

63 Chalton Place, Glasgow, G5 9TW


Tel: (0141) 420 2030, Fax: (0141) 420 2088

Regular maintenance reduces heating Weishaupt customer service is there for


costs and environmental pollution. Only a you all year round. Whenever you need
properly adjusted burner can save help, be it the supply of spare parts,
energy and be environmentally friendly. technical advice or a site visit. We are
Behind each Weishaupt burner stands there when you need us.
the whole Weishaupt customer service
organisation. The outstanding efforts
made in maintenance and service justify
the enormous trust placed in
Weishaupt’s burners, for at Weishaupt
product and customer service belong
together.

You might also like