Custom Burners

Sizing the burner correctly to avoid wasting energy (oversized) or failing to meet production needs (undersized).

A high turndown ratio allows the burner to operate efficiently across a wide range of heat loads, which is critical for processes with fluctuating demands.

The size and shape of the flame can be precisely engineered to fit the dimensions of the combustion chamber (e.g., a boiler, furnace, or kiln) and ensure even heat distribution, preventing hot spots and damage to the equipment.

Custom burners can be designed to fire on multiple fuel types (e.g., natural gas, propane, oil, or even waste gases), providing operational flexibility and a backup fuel source to mitigate risks from supply interruptions or price fluctuations.

Many regions have strict and ever-changing emissions regulations. A custom burner can be engineered with specific low-NOx technologies, such as flue gas recirculation (FGR), staged combustion, or special burner head designs, to meet or exceed these requirements.

Customized burner systems include advanced control and safety features that are integrated to the specific application. This can involve custom valve trains, flame detection systems, and automated control logic to ensure safe and reliable operation.

When retrofitting an older system, a custom burner can be designed to fit existing ductwork, mounting arrangements, and control panels, reducing installation time and costs.