You have not mentioned the fuel you are firing in the burner.The ignition energy required for lighting up the burner has to be determined based on the fuel,type of atomization etc. For example,if liquified petroleum gas (LPG) is fired as the fuel in the burner, an ignitor that produces...
I hope by “main burner active” , you mean main burner flame established and stabilized. If you are using flame scanner/scanners to ensure this condition, then the pilot ignitor can be taken out of service after establishing main burner flame. Under this condition, that is when the main burner is...
