A combustion device for a wind-resistant outdoor burner includes a housing having a gas mixing chamber with an inlet portion and an outlet portion. A guiding device includes a gas mixing tube, a guiding member, and a diffusing board. The gas mixing tube is connected to the inlet portion and includes a first end located outside of the housing and a second end located in the gas mixing chamber. The guiding member is porous, is mounted in the gas mixing chamber, and is aligned with and spaced from the second end of the gas mixing tube. The diffusing board is connected to the outlet portion and includes a first side, a second side opposite to the first side, and a plurality of vents extending from the first side through the second side and intercommunicated with the gas mixing chamber of the housing.

An atomizing burner and corresponding method for turning an atomizing burner from an ON state to an OFF state. The burner has independently controllable flows of atomizing air, combustion air, and fuel flow, the burner in the ON state having flow values of burner parameters including flow of atomizing air, flow of combustion air, and fuel flow. The method includes: changing, in response to an OFF instruction, flow of at least one of the flow of atomizing air, combustion air and/or fuel to a lower non-zero value; first discontinuing, after a first period of time since the changing, flow of fuel and flow of atomizing air; maintaining, for a second period of time since the first period of time, flow of combustion air; second discontinuing, after the maintaining, flow of combustion air; wherein the maintaining prevents buildup of excess heat inside the burner during the transition to the OFF state.

An atomizing burner and corresponding method for turning an atomizing burner from an ON state to an OFF state. The burner has independently controllable flows of atomizing air, combustion air, and fuel flow, the burner in the ON state having flow values of burner parameters including flow of atomizing air, flow of combustion air, and fuel flow. The method includes: changing, in response to an OFF instruction, flow of at least one of the flow of atomizing air, combustion air and/or fuel to a lower non-zero value; first discontinuing, after a first period of time since the changing, flow of fuel and flow of atomizing air; maintaining, for a second period of time since the first period of time, flow of combustion air; second discontinuing, after the maintaining, flow of combustion air; wherein the maintaining prevents buildup of excess heat inside the burner during the transition to the OFF state.

An arrangement for adjusting the ratio between supplied amounts of fuel (PA) and air (I) in a burner, which is intended for a gaseous and/or liquid fuel is disclosed. The burner comprises a fuel and air mixing zone, a fuel supply conduit adapted to supply the mixing zone with a given inlet flow of fuel, a combustion air supply means adapted to supply the mixing zone with a given inlet flow of combustion air, and burner automation. The burner automation contains measuring instruments. The burner has its mixing zone accompanied by a combustion chamber which is in communication with a flue gas conduit. The combustion chamber or flue gas conduit has at least one catalytic zone. In the arrangement, the measuring instruments include at least one sensor, such as a lambda sensor, measuring the amount of residual oxygen in flue gases (flue gas oxidation/reduction potential). In the arrangement adjustment for an inlet flow (Q.sub.I, Q.sub.Itot) of combustion air generated by the combustion air (I) supply means (determined as a volume flow per unit time), as well as the adjustment for an inlet flow (Q.sub.PA, Q.sub.PAtot) of fuel arriving in the mixing zone by way of the fuel supply conduit (determined as a volume flow per unit time), by means of burner automation, is based on the amount of residual oxygen measured from flue gases (S) with the measuring instrument, by way of which the burner automation adjusts the relative ratio between said inlet flow (Q.sub.I, Q.sub.Itot) of combustion air as well as the inlet flow (Q.sub.PA, Q.sub.PAtot) of fuel in such a way that the amount of residual oxygen is within the range of 0.05-0.5% in flue gases prior to the catalytic zone.

A method for commissioning a gas valve assembly for controlling fuel flow to a combustion appliance. An example method for commissioning the gas valve assembly may include initiating a commissioning mode in the controller of the gas valve assembly. Once in the commissioning mode, inputting a user defined initial air to fuel (A/F) ratio, activating the combustion appliance, setting a burner load of the combustion appliance to a set burner load, inputting a desired A/F ratio for the set burner load, running the combustion appliance at the burner load with the desired A/F ratio, and observing the operation of the combustion appliance. The method may further include saving the desired A/F ratio for the set burner load to the controller of the gas valve assembly and exiting the commissioning mode.

A burner box assembly according to aspects of the disclosure includes an outer cover, the outer cover having a sloped bottom face that directs condensation away from a heat-exchange tube, a heat-resistant liner having a plurality of panel members, the heat-resistant liner being disposed within the outer cover, a shield disposed between the heat-resistant liner and the sloped bottom face of the outer cover such that an air gap is formed between the shield and the sloped bottom face, and a tubular member abutting at least one of the plurality of panel members and disposed within the heat-exchange tube.

A burner for heating a heating space with a reduction of NOx emissions is provided. The burner includes a mixing and combustion chamber, a mixing and igniting device disposed in the mixing and combustion chamber, and a fuel feed connected to the mixing and igniting device and configured for feeding fuel to the mixing and igniting device. Further, an air feed is provided, which is configured for feeding at least one partial air flow to the mixing and combustion chamber. A combustion chamber opening opens the mixing and combustion chamber towards a heating space to be heated. Furthermore, control means are configured for controlling a fuel flow via the fuel feed and for controlling at least one partial air flow via the air feed.

A method for turning an atomizing burner from an ON state to an OFF state is provided. The burner has independently controllable flows of atomizing air, combustion air, and fuel flow, the burner in the ON state having flow values of burner parameters including flow of atomizing air, flow of combustion air, and fuel flow. The method includes: changing, in response to an OFF instruction, flow of at least one of the flow of atomizing air, combustion air and/or fuel to a lower non-zero value; first discontinuing, after a first period of time since the changing, flow of fuel and flow of atomizing air; maintaining, for a second period of time since the first period of time, flow of combustion air; second discontinuing, after the maintaining, flow of combustion air; wherein the maintaining prevents buildup of excess heat inside the burner during the transition to the OFF state.