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babasiga
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Oil Burner

02/17/2014 5:08 PM

I am working on an oil burner which is a Weishaupt Monarch Oil Burner Size 11,which had been attemted by some other person,all what i need if there is any one who is familiar with these burners could give me the pump fuel pressure setting in PSI.

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Re: Oil Burner

02/17/2014 5:23 PM

Oh, that's just a telephone call or two: a Google search produced >43,000 results.

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02/17/2014 5:27 PM

The factory, the tech service, the owner's manual, the web site, the...................

Are all familiar with this.

Gas burners - Weishaupt

Large burners - WEISHAUPT - Brochure downloads
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02/17/2014 5:28 PM

Well I think these have a pressure switch control in the return recommended at 5 bar for light oil and 7 bar for MFO/HFO..that would be 72.5188689 pounds per square inch and 101.526416 pounds per square inch, respectively...so I guess that would be the limit...

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Re: Oil Burner

02/19/2014 6:54 AM

How about 100 Psig
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Re: Oil Burner

02/19/2014 7:29 AM

We are running a WM 30 Weishaup on #2 oil. It has two oil pressure loops. One that circulates from and back to the main oil tank and has a back pressure valve that holds about 25 psi in this loop. The other loop is from the 25 psi loop through the burner oil pump to the gun and returns the excess back to the 25 psi loop. The pressure from this pump to the gun is 400 PSI. There is no atomizing air and ignition is the same as a home heating burner
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02/19/2014 10:04 PM

Thanks David this would be what i had been after.
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