The Forney Parallel Air Flow (PAF) burner design provides a simple, economical, low maintenance method for burning liquid or gaseous fuels with maximum efficiency at low excess air rates. PAF burner principles are adaptable to virtually any type of steam generator or furnace application.
The PAF burner is composed of three major assemblies depending on fuel capability:
The air frame consists of a front mounting plate, burner access plate, combustion air tube, sleeve type damper and a multivane type air swirler attached to the center burner guide tube.
The multivane air swirler is designed to produce optimum air/fuel mixing, flame shape and flame stability over a wide turndown range.
Steam, air and mechanical atomization are available for a wide range of liquid fuels. For gaseous fuels, a manifold and “cane” spud type nozzles are used.
PAF Burners Spec Sheet
Publication #404002-12