Worcester Danesmoor PJ 15-19 - Inter 99 Burner - Nozzle size

[wozville]

I have a Worcester Danesmoor PJ 15-19 Oil fired Pressure jet boiler which dates back to about 1989-90.

It has a Electro Oil Inter 99 burner fitted.

It is fitted with a Danfoss 0.55 80°H nozzle ... which from what I can tell is the 'default' nozzle which would give approx. 17 kW output.

If I want to increase the output to it's max (19kW) what nozzle would I need to fit ? and what oil pump pressure?

I have found data for the later Danemoor PJ 15-19 with the Electro Oil Inter B9B Burner. This shows;
Fuel : 28 Sec. Kerosene
17Kw > 0.55 80°EH nozzle & 100psi pump pressure
19Kw > 0.60 60°ES nozzle & 105psi pump pressure

Would this data be valid for my boiler ?

Thanks

 

[LUNAT]

HI

you would get better answer from worcester.

 

[Mike2007]

Give it a go and if the baffles rattle everytime it starts then it needs turning down a bit? Some would say its an exact science, getting a good cone with a clean burn is most important.
It looks right to me with the shallower nozzle angle on the increased fuel input.
Whats wrong with the original settings and output, surely the burner would just run for longer periods on the lower BTU rating?

 

[gaspro1981]

ignore me im a tit

 

[Burnerman]

Go for a .60 60 deg nozzle, ES (solid cone) is preferred - maintain a pump pressure to 105 psi and aim for a CO2 reading of 11.5% - according to the data I have.
John