Boiler burners are divided into different categories based on the type of fuel used.

The main types of boiler burners are:

Gas, diesel, fuel oil burners, and dual-fuel burners (which can use a combination of different fuels).

Types of boiler burners:

Gas burners:

These burners use natural gas or LPG as fuel.

Gasoline burners:

These burners use diesel as fuel.

Fuel oil burners:

These burners use diesel fuel as fuel.

Dual burners:

These burners are capable of using two or more types of fuel (such as gas and diesel).

Solid fuel burners:

These burners use solid fuels such as wood or coal.

Main components of the torch:

Electromotor:

This part is responsible for driving the fan and fuel pump.

Fan:

The fan directs air to the burner and helps mix the fuel and air.

Fuel pump:

The fuel pump directs fuel from the tank to the burner nozzle.

Nozzle:

The nozzle directs the fuel into the combustion chamber in powdered or sprayed form.

Transformer:

This component provides the voltage necessary to create a spark.

Solenoid valves:

These valves control the flow of fuel.

Spread the flame:

This part helps to mix fuel and air better.

Combustion chamber:

In this chamber, fuel and air are mixed and burned.

Important points:

• The choice of burner type depends on various factors such as the type of fuel available, the boiler’s heat requirement, and environmental conditions.
• Gas burners are usually the most popular type of burner due to their easy availability and affordable price.
• Dual-fuel burners are used in cases where access to one type of fuel is limited or where greater flexibility is required.
• Choosing the right burner and adjusting it correctly is very important for optimal boiler performance and preventing energy waste.