Pittway Sarl

Ulrich Oldehus

Gerrit Jan Baarda

Andreas Kammerahl

Clemens Metker

Martin Petersmann

Anton Quatmann

Sybrandus B V Munsterhuis

Wim Munsterhuis

Sybrandus B V (Wim) Munsterhuis

Sven Boller

Sebastian Schengber

Flow modulator () for a fluid like combustion gas, comprising: a housing (), a modulator body () positioned with the housing (), and a valve body () positioned with the housing (). The modulator body () has a flow channel () and an opening () providing together a flow passage () for the fluid. The valve body () is provided by a foil element (), wherein the foil element () has an opening () for the fluid, wherein the foil element () is rotatable relative to the modulator body () to modulate the flow of the fluid by adjusting an overlap between the opening () of the valve body () and the flow passage () of the modulator body (), and wherein the foil element () is positioned up-stream of the modulator body () such that an inlet pressure of the fluid presses the foil element () against the modulator body () thereby providing a sealing level between the foil element () and the modulator body ().

Flow modulator for a fluid

In some examples, a method for operating a gas burner appliance includes determining, on basis of a nominal burner-load and on basis of a mixing ratio of gas and air of a gas/air mixture or a &#x3bb;-value of the gas/air mixture, a nominal air mass flow in order to provide the nominal burner-load. The method further comprises determining the ambient air pressure and the ambient air temperature of the ambient air, determining, on basis of the ambient air pressure and on basis of the ambient air temperature, the atmospheric density of the ambient air, determining on basis of the nominal air mass flow, on basis of the determined atmospheric density of the ambient air, and on basis of a system resistance of the gas burner appliance, the fan speed of the fan in order to provide the nominal burner-load.

Method and controller for operating a gas burner appliance

A device for handling combustion gas comprises: a housing, a first electronic element, a second electronic element, a connecting element, and a sealing element. The housing defines a gas chamber for the combustion gas and an ambient chamber for ambient air. The first electronic element is positioned within the gas chamber and is exposed to the combustion gas. The second electronic element is positioned within the ambient chamber and is not exposed to the combustion gas but is exposed to the ambient air. The connecting element electrically connects the first electronic element and the second electronic element. The sealing element is made at least partially from an elastomer, and is compressed between the connecting element and the housing, and seals the gas chamber against the ambient chamber even if electrically insulating material of the connecting element or the connecting element is removed.

Device for handling combustion gas

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Lohne, Germany

Ulrich Oldehus