The firing head of the JBS places a high spin on the combustion air for improved mixing and flame stability. This allows the burner to operate with lower NOx emissions. The firing head also keeps the low fire flame off of the burner so that it can operate without heat damage even at high turndown rates. For watertubes, a special refractory is used to promote mixing before the flame enters the boiler chamber.

The JBS burner is available as a standard gas and/or oil-fired burner (Model JBS) and as a low NOx burner (Model JBSX). Both models fire natural and digester gas, LP, and #2 fuel oil as well as a combination of gas and oil. The JBS is also available with heavy, #4 through #6 oil (heavy oil burners are not UL/cUL listed).

The JBS(X) series is offered from 40 to 300 BHP. The entire series is UL/cUL listed for gas and # 2 oil.

Different oil systems are available on both burner models – a pressure atomizing return flow nozzle (to 350 hp) and an air atomizing system. They can also be equipped with a linkage control system and Webster Camnetics fuel control or parallel position linkageless control systems.

Several low NOx options are available, using Induced Flue Gas Recirculation (IGFR). The standard offering includes 60, 30, and 20 PPM NOx on natural gas. For lower NOx levels, select Webster’s HDRMB.