the typical pressure at which an oil burner operates is usually 100psi.
what is the typical pressure at which an oil burner operates?
usually 100psi
to set the heat output of the burner, the rate of fuel delivery via the nozzle must be adjustable. this is often achieved by an adjustable pressure relief valve between the pump and the nozzle. when the set pressure is reached (usually 100psi), this valve opens and allows excess oil to flow through a bypass back to the fuel tank or the pump suction side.





















































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to be closer to his brother, hoffman moved to york, pennsylvania in 1919 where he co-founded an oil burner business named the york oil burner corporation. in 1923, he started the york oil burner athletic club with a team of employees from the company. in the early 1930s, hoffman took a leadership role in the amateur athletic union. in 1932, he co-founded the strength and health publishing company and began "strength & health" magazine. hoffman bought the bankrupted milo barbell company in 1935, and sold his oil burner interest in 1938 when he founded the york barbell company.
bob hoffman (sports promoter)