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Regarding issues with the burners in heat transfer oil furnaces

2016-03-06View Original

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Currently, for the burners in heating and heat transfer oil furnaces used in the petrochemical industry, when burning natural gas, the nitrogen oxide emission limit is set at less than 100 mg/m3. Some manufacturers use Opel burners, while others use Olin burners. I would like to ask experts: which brand is better? What are the characteristics of each brand? In particular, can they meet the nitrogen oxide emission standards? Please give me some advice
Reply #22016-11-30
I want to know too. . Those who know, please share

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