Our installation service follows a proven procedure, followed to exacting detail by our highly trained BurnerCare team.
Their skills and experience of our engineers means each installation honours the precise design and specification of our combustion systems. As a result, every facility that receives a Lanemark burner installation will benefit from a full array of operational objectives.
What does a Lanemark burner installation involve?
When we install our burners, it’s not simply a case of bolting in the new equipment, connecting power supplies and signing it off. There’s a whole host of in-depth checks and controls that form part of the process.
Energy
To optimise energy efficiency, we evaluate current fuel consumption against projected future usage. This allows us to offer advice on energy conservation in the long term.
Health and safety
Our strict step-by-step procedure ensures that every installation meets ever more rigorous health and safety obligations. This can help to keep your staff – and business – safe.
Risk
Every installation carries a risk assessment and method statement. This results in a detailed analysis that encompasses all aspects of the installation including:
- Mechanical and electrical systems
- New, relocated or modified process heating facilities.
Heat exchangers
A BurnerCare survey ensures that the heat exchanger design and supply – critical to every facility – are optimised to achieve the most efficient process heating results possible.
Mechanical and electrical installation
Both new and modified plant installations gain from our extensive experience in these fields, which are key to risk assessments and method statements. This also draws on close relationships with a range of suppliers to ensure the best and most up-to-date technology is used.
Electrical controls
Through BurnerCare – and our background in a wide range of application environments – we can ensure that electrical control systems match exact operational requirements, including efficiency and process outcomes. This may also involve gas train upgrades and replacements where required. In fact, we have the ability to design and install gas train configurations that match each application requirement whilst accommodating specific applications needs.
Gas flow meters
These are supplied and installed to suit each application, either as a display on the meter or complete with an output facility for plc monitoring.
To learn more about installations through BurnerCare, download our data sheet (PDF).
