Abstract: A gas outlet monitoring system for a boiler system includes a gas probe(s) with a plurality of gas sensing locations wherein each location measures a plurality of parameters of the gas flow, such a oxygen concentration and temperature. The multi-sensor probe includes a tubular lance and a plurality of sensor pods spaced along the lance. Each sensor pod has an oxygen sensor disposed in a first port, and a first temperature sensor disposed in a second port. An enclosure is disposed at one end of the tubular lance. The enclosure has a respective pressure sensor for each oxygen sensor port. A plurality of first tubes passes through the lance between the enclosure and the first port of a respective sensor pod to provide a gas to the respective first port for the purpose of providing cleaning air.

Abstract: A gas outlet monitoring system for a boiler system includes a gas probe(s) with a plurality of gas sensing locations wherein each location measures a plurality of parameters of the gas flow, such a oxygen concentration and temperature. The multi-sensor probe includes a tubular lance and a plurality of sensor pods spaced along the lance. Each sensor pod has an oxygen sensor disposed in a first port, and a first temperature sensor disposed in a second port. An enclosure is disposed at one end of the tubular lance. The enclosure has a respective pressure sensor for each oxygen sensor port. A plurality of first tubes passes through the lance between the enclosure and the first port of a respective sensor pod to provide a gas to the respective first port for the purpose of providing cleaning air.

Abstract: A classifier [100] is disclosed that employs adjustable vanes [140] that may be interactively adjusted to change the distribution of fuel particle sizes that are passed on to a furnace. The classifier employs a frame [133] having a plurality of windows [131] each having an adjustable vane [140]. A control ring [160] is rotated with respect to the frame [133] to simultaneously move links [150] connected between the control ring [160] and the vanes [140]. This causes the vanes [140] to open or close, changing the air flow path and changing the size distribution of particles passing through the classifier [100] to the furnace. The system may include an adjustment system [260] that can automatically sense particle size to optimize several physical parameters related to particle size.

Abstract: A classifier [100] is disclosed that employs adjustable vanes [140] that may be interactively adjusted to change the distribution of fuel particle sizes that are passed on to a furnace. The classifier employs a frame [133] having a plurality of windows [131] each having an adjustable vane [140]. A control ring [160] is rotated with respect to the frame to simultaneously move links [150] connected between the control ring [160] and the vanes [140]. This causes the vanes [140] to open or close, changing the air flow path and changing the size distribution of particles passing through the classifier [100] to the furnace. The system may include an adjustment system [260] that can automatically sense particle size to optimize several physical parameters related to particle size.