Do you know how each part of a biomass burner works?

To Biomass burners have a variety of classification methods according to their different attributes. According to the fuel method, it is pided into oil burners, gas burners, dual fuel burners, and biomass burners. Among them: in specific applications, oil burners are pided into light oil burners, heavy oil burners, etc.; gas burners are pided into natural gas burners, city gas burners, etc. According to the combustion control method of the burner: single stage fire burner, double stage fire burner, proportional adjustment burner. According to the fuel atomization method, it is pided into: mechanical atomization burner and medium atomization burner; according to the structure, it is pided into: integral burner and split burner. Among them, the split burner is mainly used in industrial production. Its main feature is that the combustion system, air supply system, control system, etc. are all decomposed and installed. This type of machine is mainly suitable for large equipment or special working environments such as high temperature. Relatively speaking, commercial burners have relatively low market prices due to mass production and low specialization requirements in the market supply chain, while split burners have relatively high specialization requirements, and Most require a professional installation team, and the market sales price is relatively much higher year-on-year. To 　The main fuel types used by biomass burners: Fuel oil: light oil (only including diesel and kerosene), heavy oil, residual oil, etc. Solid fuels: biomass pellets, sawdust, wood chips, wood flour, etc. Gas: natural gas, artificial gas, liquefied petroleum gas, gas (coalbed methane), biogas, methanol and other six categories. In the meantime, the composition and calorific value of artificial gas, such as city gas, methane gas and biogas, are quite different due to materials and production methods. To If you are interested in gas oil burners, please contact us for a quote!