Working Principle and Classification of Fuel Gas Burner
Working Principle and Classification of Fuel Gas Burner
The fuel gas burner is a kind of equipment that can define the burner as a kind of chemical reaction that converts substances into heat energy through combustion. The air and fuel are mixed in proper proportion after pre-mixing installation to make them fully burn. The burner is a kind of thermal energy installation that sends fuel and air into the furnace according to the required concentration, speed, turbulence, and mixing mode, and enables the fuel to ignite and burn stably in the furnace. The fuel is mainly oil and gas. It is generally applied to small and medium-sized oil-fired or gas-fired boilers.
Classification:
Fuel gas burners are divided into natural gas burners and city gas burners.
According to the combustion control mode of the burner, it is divided into the single-section burner, double-section burner, and proportional conditioning burner.
According to fuel atomization mode, it can be divided into mechanical atomization burner and medium atomization burner;
It is divided into an integral burner and a split burner according to the structure. The split burner is mainly used in industrial production, and its main characteristics are a combustion system, air supply system, control system, and other synthetic devices. This kind of machine is mainly suitable for large equipment or special working environment such as high temperatures.
Relatively speaking, the market sales price of the commercial burner is relatively low due to the mass production and manufacturing and the low demand for specialization in the market supply chain, while the market sales price of the split burner is relatively high due to the relatively high demand for specialization and most of the demand for professional device teams.