What’s a gas burner useage?

A burner is a device used to mix fuel and air and control combustion to produce a stable, efficient flame. It is a core component in many industrial heating systems and thermal equipment. Ekgas

What a Burner Does

A burner performs three key functions:

Mixes fuel and air in the correct ratio

Ignites the mixture safely

Stabilizes and controls the flame to deliver heat efficiently

Common Types of Burners
1. Gas Burners

Fuels: Natural gas, LPG, biogas

Clean combustion, easy control

Widely used in boilers, furnaces, ovens

2. Oil Burners

Fuels: Diesel, heavy oil

High heat output

Used in industrial furnaces and kilns

3. Dual-Fuel Burners

Operate with gas or oil

Improve operational flexibility and reliability

4. Industrial Burners (by application)

Boiler burners

Furnace burners

Kiln burners

Thermal oxidizer burners

Burner Classification by Air Supply

Atmospheric burners – air drawn naturally, simple design

Forced-draft burners – fan-assisted air supply, higher efficiency and control

Key Burner Components

Fuel valve & regulator

Air damper or blower

Ignition system (spark or pilot)

Flame detector (UV, IR, or ionization probe)

Burner head / nozzle

Advantages of a Well-Designed Burner

High combustion efficiency

Lower fuel consumption

Reduced emissions (NOx, CO)

Stable flame and safe operation

Typical Industrial Applications

Boilers & steam systems

Heat treatment furnaces

Dryers and ovens

Thermal energy equipment

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