The selection of industrial furnace burners is a complex process, which requires a comprehensive consideration of many factors, including fuel type, heat required, burner stability, application scenarios, etc. The following is the selection guide of industrial furnace burners.

1. Determine the type of fuel

Fuel type is an important factor affecting the selection. Different fuels require different burners. Common boiler fuel types include coal, gas (such as city gas, liquefied gas), oil (such as diesel, heavy oil) and biomass (such as sawdust, straw) and so on.

2. Consider the calories needed

The selection of boiler burner needs to take into account the heat output required. Generally speaking, the power of the burner purchased should be slightly larger than the actual heat required to meet the changes and fluctuations of heat in the production process of the boiler.

3. Evaluate burner stability

Stability is another very important factor affecting the selection of boiler burners. In industrial and urban heating fields, boiler burners usually need to run continuously for months or longer.

4. Understand the burner application scenario

Industrial furnace burners play a crucial role in production, including industrial manufacturing and urban heating. In industrial production, various boiler burners are widely used, from automobile manufacturing to chemical plant production, from food processing to electronic manufacturing, different types of boilers have their application scenarios. In terms of urban heating, the use of boiler burners is also very common.

5. Pay attention to the installation and maintenance of the burner

The installation position and angle of the burner also affect its normal operation. The distance between the burner outlet and the furnace body should be reasonably controlled to avoid heat loss. In addition, the maintenance and care of the burner are essential steps that cannot be overlooked. Regular inspections and cleaning of all components of the burner are necessary, especially the burner hood and nozzles, to prevent blockages caused by dust, grease, or condensation.

6. Choose the right type of burner

The main types of burners available on the market include coal-fired burners, oil-fired burners, gas-fired burners, and biomass burners. Each type has its own characteristics. For example, coal-fired burners use staged combustion technology, which offers high thermal efficiency and low nitrogen oxide emissions; oil-fired burners are widely used in marine engines and industrial applications, especially heavy oil burners, which are increasingly applied in power generation, boilers, and industrial furnaces; biomass burners are an environmentally friendly, zero-emission energy source, commonly used in industrial boilers, hot water boilers, hot air furnaces, and oil-fired hot water boilers.

Through the above steps, you can better choose the industrial furnace burner suitable for your needs.