GLSF FREE-JET
Flat Flame Gas
GLSF Free-Jet Flat Flame Gas Burner Video
The picture (right) is Zeeco’s GLSF Free-Jet flat flame burner in operation at our test facility in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. The Free-Jet burner design is able to achieve great NOx emissions and heat flux profile. Wall-fired and free-standing versions are available to be tailored for the customer's specific application. For wall-fired applications greater than 6 MM Btu/hr [1.758 MW] the burner will have gas lances tailored for the heat flux profile and to keep the flame from rolling over toward the tubes.
Burner Description:
The Zeeco GLSF Free-Jet burner is a Next Generation emissions flat flame burner.
Burner Design Features:
- Stable flame over a wide range of conditions
- High turndown of 10:1 or greater for most cases
- No stabilization metal used in the burner throat
- Tips have only a single firing port and do not require a small ignition port
- Low maintenance cost since tip mass is small and exposed into firebox less than 1" (25 mm)
- Low maintenance cost since the tips do not have small ignition ports which are prone to plug
- Compact design makes this burner a great choice for retrofit applications
- Great heat flux profile
- Reasonable cost and great value
- Combustion air dampers are controlled by gears for precise control
- Bearings are used for the combustion air damper shafts for smooth, precise operation
- Configurations available: plenum mounted or individual wind-box
- 304 Stainless Steel fuel gas risers
- 310 Stainless Steel (Type HK) gas tips
Burner Design Information
| Burner Model: | GLSF Free-Jet Burner |
| Fuels: | Gas Only |
| Description: | Flat Flame Next Generation Emissions |
| NOx Reduction Method: | Internal Flue Gas Recirculation by Free-Jet Mixing |
| Predicted NOx Emissions Range (Natural Draft): | 6 ppmv to 20 ppmv |
| Predicted NOx Emissions Range (600°F Air Preheat): | 10 ppmv to 25 ppmv |
| Combustion Air Induction: | Natural, Forced, Induced & Balanced Draft |
| Mounting Options: | Up-fired and Side-fired |
| Natural Draft Heat Release Range: | 1 MM to 12 MM Btu/hr [0.293 to 3.516 MW] |
| Forced Draft Heat Release Range: | 1 MM to 12 MM Btu/hr [0.293 MW to 3.516 MW] |
| Turndown: | 10:1 |
| Typical Excess Air Range: | 10% to 25% |