How are biomass burners classified?
The domestic biomass energy industry is divided into a large number. Biomass burner: biomass particle burner, sawdust burner and wood powder burner, commonly known as burner. The evolution of biomass burner comes from oil burner and gas burner. It is connected to the boiler in the same way! Therefore, when the coal-fired boiler is transformed into biomass, it is only necessary to install a biomass burner at the front end! When the oil fired boiler or gas fired boiler is transformed into biomass, it is simpler to replace the front burner with biomass! The mode of conversion to biomass is actually very simple: save money!
There are many biomass burners in China. The classification is actually very simple, industrial and civil, while civil is relatively simple. Among them, industrial biomass fuel burners are common burners and are widely used.
Biomass particle burners are required in industrial sites where fuel combustion is required to heat particulate fuel or react. Burners are generally used for small and medium-sized oil fired boilers, oil fired hot air stoves, drying boxes and crucible furnaces. After adding the industrial biomass particle combustor (burner), the function of the burner can be realized.
Biomass burners are divided into vertical and horizontal ones. The functional structure is consistent. There are: air supply system, air supply system, monitoring system, ignition system and electronic control system. Some advanced products, as well as remote control systems, can automatically optimize combustion through big data, achieve more balanced and reasonable combustion, and achieve the goal of energy conservation!
Considering the difference of biomass particles in China, some particles will be coking and slagging. Generally, it is not recommended for car owners to use such particles, which will cause irreversible damage to internal combustion engines. However, this problem can be solved by using advanced internal combustion engines such as anti coking internal combustion engines.