Mitsubishi IR-S Infrared Flame Detector

OVERVIEW

The IR-S type infrared flame detector is an excellent high sensitivity type that excels in “detection reliability”, “maintainability” and “economy”.

It supports boiler fuel diversity and low NOx (nitrogen oxide) operation.

By detecting the “average value” and “variation” of the infrared intensity of the burner flame light transmitted to the infrared sensor (semiconductor element) via a light guide (optical fiber), the detector can distinguish between the flame and the light due to the furnace.

The detector distinguishes between flame and infrared light due to the red heat of the furnace wall and detects flame fluctuations in the burner's ignition zone.

The IR-S type infrared flame detector has low brightness flame detection sensitivity and a wide dynamic range, so it can be used for a variety of fuels such as natural gas, heavy oil, and coal.

Features

High sensitivity design

High sensitivity to flame intensity enables stable detection of burner flames. Flame is detected through unlit areas.

Extended detection range

With 100 times the dynamic range of conventional products, this sensor enables stable detection of flames from slow burning to high intensity. No sensitivity adjustment of the sensor is required in the field.

Easy Maintenance

A spherical lens is used to eliminate the need to clean the sensor window during normal boiler operation.

Long Life Sensor

No periodic replacement is required due to the use of long-life infrared semiconductor sensor elements.

Fewer panels

The detector unit is compact and features a space-saving design that allows one panel to cover up to 40 corners.

System Configuration

Flame Detector Panel

Flame detector main unit

For oil burners

The following examples apply to oil burners