
12. Referring to Table 5.2, select the correct drill size. Use this drill
bit to check the hole diameters of the venturi inlets in the
tangential inlet ring. If the holes are worn beyond the
corresponding maximum throat diameter number shown in
Table 5.2, then replacing the venturi insert should be
considered.
13. Examine the flat faces of the base and nose cone, which form
the front and rear of the vortex chamber, respectively. Although
slight “dimpling” of the surfaces adjacent to the inlet holes is
normal, pitting and scoring is not. Clean these surfaces with
solvent if they appear oily or sooty.
14. Clean any accumulated carbon from the internal bore of the
nose cone, but do not scratch or mar these surfaces.
Figure 5.1 Atomizer Assembly Components
5-5
Orig. Max. Max.
Insert Orig. Worn Worn
Burner No. of Throat Drill Throat Drill
Size Inserts Dia. (in.) Size Dia. (in.) Size
6V 6 .0760 48 .0820 45
8V 6 .0995 39 .1093 7/64
10V 6 .1250 1/8 .1360 29
12V 6 .1440 27 .1570 22
14V 6 .1695 18 .1875 3/16
16V 6 .1935 10 .2130 3
18V 6 .2130 3 .2340 A
22V 10 .1960 9 .2130 3
24V 10 .2090 4 .2280 1
28V 10 .2420 C .2656 17/64
32V 10 .2720 I .2968 19/64
36V 10 .3020 N .3320 Q
Table 5.2 Atomizing Inlet Ring Data
12
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Atomizing Medium Inlet
Oil Inlet
Oil Nozzle Retaining Ring
Body
Spacers
Base
Inlet Ring
Nose Cone
Oil Nozzle
68
4
7
5
3
Eclipse Vortometric Burner v2.00, Installation Guide 248, 4/10/07
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