Product Profile of NEXGEN Aviation Fuel Burner

The NexGen aviation fuel burner approved by FAA of the Federal Aviation Administration of the United States can be used for fuel combustion testing of many aviation materials. As the Park DPL 3400, Lennox Model OB-32 and Carlin Model 200 CRD previously recognized by FAA have all been discontinued, FAA has developed the NexGen burner for the next generation of aviation fuel burners. NexGen combustor adopts the operation principle of the previous generation combustor, and can accurately measure the test parameters of the input gas and fuel. At the same time, the instrument can facilitate the future upgrade of FAA.
 By configuring different test devices, it can meet many aviation fuel combustion test standards, such as seat combustion test, heat insulation and sound insulation material burn-through test, cargo compartment liner burn-through test, hard and soft tube assembly, electric engine device and electrical connectors fire test, etc. The standards that can be met are FAR 25.853, FAR 25.855, FAR 25.855, FARs 25.863, FARs 25.867, etc. At the same time, they can meet the domestic testing methods of MH/T 6086, HB 7263, MH/T 6041, GB/T 25352, HB 7044, etc.