Flamonitec Fiber Optic Technology

VIBRATION AND TEMPERATURE RESISTANT

For loss-free transmission of flame radiation to the flame scanner or compact flame controller. Particularly suitable for high operating temperatures (up to 600°C) and/or strong vibrations. The optical fibre consists of a glass fibre bundle with up to 130 fibres.

In combination with BFI flame detector technology, you receive monitoring systems for particularly rough and difficult environmental conditions. The extended transmission range offers solutions for all applications.

IECEx certificate
ATEX Zone 2
IECEx-QAR
Vibration resistant
High transmission
Technical support
Maintenance free
High availability

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Here you will learn how a flame monitoring system is made up of different components and how it can be extended in function by additional system components.

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Maximum safety

Numerous large plants have been operating with our proven flame monitoring systems for decades. We know the special requirements of the various industries and ensure trouble-free processes.

Flame monitoring
for power plants

BFI Automation supplies the appropriate flame monitoring systems for all fuels and fuel combinations. Systems from the Flamonitec 3000 series as well as from the Flamonitec compact flame controller series CFCx000 or CFCx00 are used for this purpose.

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Flame monitoring
for gas turbines

BFI Automation has been a leader in the field of flame monitoring on gas turbines of all well-known manufacturers worldwide for decades. Whether original equipment or retrofit, BFI Automation supplies perfect solutions for all requirements with the Flamonitec systems.

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Flame monitoring
for chemical & petrochemical industry

BFI Automation supplies fuel-independent flame scanners for all combustion processes in petrochemical plants, such as sulfur recovery plants (Claus process), cracking furnaces, heat treatments, energy recoveries, slurry incinerations, etc.

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Flame monitoring
for industrial furnaces

Future-proof and reliable flame monitoring for continuous operation. For industrial firing systems, the wide range of our Flamonitec flame monitoring systems always has the right solution for you.

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Burnout control
for waste incineration

Incineration in waste treatment plants places high demands on regulation. In addition to environmental aspects, the focus of the plant operator is of course on economic efficiency. Here it is important to make optimal use of resources. The ideal firing rate control receives its input signals directly from the combustion.

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Flame monitoring
for fuels of the future

Whether hydrogen or other alternative fuels, BFI Automation is actively working on the development of suitable sensor technology for the safe and reliable monitoring of combustion processes with special challenges.

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If you have a question about our service portfolio, need planning support for a project or are looking for a specialist in the field of flame monitoring, please contact us. We are here for you.

Michael Wiesemoeller

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Tel. +49 2056 98946-31

m.wiesemoeller@flamonitec-bfi.com

Flamonitec Fiber Optic Technology

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Industries for fiber optics technology

Flame monitoring for power plants

Flame monitoring for gas turbines

Flame monitoring for chemical & petrochemical industry

Flame monitoring for industrial furnaces

Burnout control for waste incineration

Flame monitoring for fuels of the future

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Michael Wiesemoeller

SALES

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Flame monitoring
for power plants

Flame monitoring
for gas turbines

Flame monitoring
for chemical & petrochemical industry

Flame monitoring
for industrial furnaces

Burnout control
for waste incineration

Flame monitoring
for fuels of the future