Features and application range of atmospheric burners
Atmospheric burners have shorter flames, stronger firepower and higher combustion temperatures than natural induced draft diffusion burners.
Atmospheric burner
In practical applications, the primary air coefficient a of the atmospheric burner is usually 0.45~0.75. Depending on the working conditions of the combustion chamber, the excess air coefficient a usually varies within the range of 1.3~1.8.
Forced Air Type of Diffusion Burners
detials of Forced Air Diffusion Burners
Diffusion Type of industrial Burner
Structure and working principle of natural air diffusion burner Characteristics and application scope
Technical requirements for boiler burners heating
five technical requirements for burners
Industrial Burner classification
Burner classification and Technical requirements for burners
Determination of Gas Interchangeability of furnace burner
the Wobbe number is also called the heat load index.
Gas interchangeability of burners and adaptability of burning appliances
how to deal with Gas interchangeability and adaptability of combustion appliances
Flame propagation of gas combustion of industrial boiler burner
How the flame spreads and Flame propagation speed
Partially premixed combustion of gas burner
Part of the air is pre-mixed before combustion. A part of the pre-mixed gas-air mixture can be burned as soon as it exits, while the remaining gas needs to be burned by diffusion and mixing with the surrounding air. This combustion method is called partially premixed combustion.