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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 20, 1979
Filed:
Jul. 29, 1977
Robert A Kaplan, Fort Wayne, IN (US);
Wayne Home Equipment Company, Fort Wayne, IN (US);
Abstract
A gun-type burner including a housing having side and end walls defining a plenum chamber. A blast tube is mounted on one end wall of the housing which has an opening therein communicating between the plenum chamber and the blast tube. A fuel nozzle and ignition electrodes are positioned in the blast tube and extend into the plenum chamber. A squirrel cage blower is provided including a scroll casing with an air discharge end mounted on a side wall of the housing which has an opening therein communicating between the plenum chamber and the air discharge end of the casing. A shaded pole motor is mounted on the casing and is operatively connected to drive the blower. An electrically operated fuel pump is mounted on the housing, and an ignition transformer or solid-state ignitor is also mounted on the housing and has secondary terminals which extend into the plenum chamber and are connected to the ignition electrodes. A solenoid-actuated valve connects the fuel pump to the nozzle, and a speed-responsive switch is mounted on and operated by the motor and is coupled to energize the valve in response to motor operation. A flame detector in the plenum chamber is exposed to the blast tube, and means responsive to the flame detector is coupled to de-energize the ignition transformer in response to ignition of fuel.