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Regarding reducing burner power

2017-10-19View Original

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In our laboratory, the burner’s power is currently 40 kW, but actually 15 kW is sufficient. How can we reduce the burner’s power? Reduce the amount of gas and air? If it decreases, does the gas nozzle need to be replaced?
Reply #22017-10-20
It is generally possible for a burner to operate at a reduced load; the key lies in knowing how to adjust it, but this adjustment should not go beyond the specified limits. As for whether the burner functions properly and burns efficiently, please consult the burner manufacturer for detailed information
Reply #32017-11-21
This is mainly a problem related to the burner’s adjustment ratio. You need to check the burner’s manual to see whether this ratio falls within the range required for your desired load. If it is within that range, you can adjust the load by modifying the fuel gas pressure and the air valves

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