Weishaupt WKmono 80:

The next-generation monobloc burner. 

The powerful output offered by the new WKmono 80 burner would have called for a burner with a separate combustion air fan, until now.

The monobloc design of the new burner means no air ductwork is needed, so installation costs are considerably reduced.

Powerful and compact
Throughout the design stages of burner development, particular emphasis was placed on a space-saving design. As a consequence, the dual-fuel WKmono 80 burner is very compact – just 1630 mm long – despite its 17 MW rating.

The burner is also notable for the aero dynamic, efficient, and noise-reducing design of its housing.

Clear, maintenance friendly design

Despite its compactness, all of the burner’s components – such as the mixing assembly, air dampers, and
combustion manager – are arranged in a well thought out and readily accessible manner.

The standard-length mixing assembly can be moved to a servicing position within the burner housing; it is not
necessary to remove it.

The complete removal of longer mixing assemblies, with combustion heads up to 1100 mm long, can be easily achieved by withdrawing the assembly back through the burner housing.

Straightforward commissioning
The burner is commissioned using an operator friendly, menu-driven burner commissioning program. The integrated sight glass makes it easy to observe the flame and the burner’s combustion behaviour.