Installation of large dual fuel burners, fuel gas burners, industrial combustion furnaces
Installation of large dual fuel burners, fuel gas burners, industrial combustion furnaces
An oil and gas dual-purpose burner, also known as a dual fuel burner, refers to a burner that uses gas and fuel as fuel, and can use either gas or fuel combustion. Oil and gas dual-purpose combustion engine, also known as dual fuel burner, is a combustion engine that uses fuel and gas as fuel. The oil and gas dual-purpose combustion engine can switch usage status and can be connected to natural gas or diesel fuel for use!
According to the combustion mode of gas stoves, burners can be divided into two types: atmospheric and premixed.
The large oil and gas dual-purpose combustion engine is a burner designed based on the partial premixed combustion method of the gas furnace, and the atmospheric burner consists of a head and an injector. The working principle is that during the operation of the gas stove, under a certain pressure, the gas flows out of the nozzle at a certain flow rate, enters the suction and contraction pipes, and relies on the energy of the gas itself to suck the surrounding air into the injector, which is primary air. Air and gas are mixed in the injector once, and then flow out through the head fire hole for combustion. During the combustion process of a gas furnace, air is attracted around the flame to assist in combustion.