Oxygen burner
Commonly known as burners, there are many types and specifications, including fuel oil, gas (coal gas), and coal (powdered coal/coal-water slurry). The application field is very wide, and the burner is required in industrial occasions that need to burn fuel to heat materials or react. The burner, also known as the integrated burner, mainly uses fuel oil and gas. It is generally used in small and medium-sized fuel boilers, fuel hot air blowers, baking (baking) boxes and small fuel heating furnaces.
The industrial burner (burner) can realize the function of the burner after adding configurations, but the burner cannot meet the requirements of fuel combustion heating or reaction in many industrial occasions. See the entry for the difference between the two.
In a broad sense, civilian stoves, lighters, blowtorches, and combustion devices in engines all belong to the category of civilian burners and special burners.
burner: A component in the premixed configuration of the flame atomizer, also known as the burner head. It is the nozzle for the mixed gas and the transport boat sample during flame combustion, mostly of single slit type, the former is used for nitrous oxide-acetylene flame, and the latter is used for air-acetylene flame.
Generally made of stainless steel, but also made of aluminum or brass. There are two types: single-slot and three-slot. The atomic fluorescence method uses a Meker burner, which is a torch-shaped flame. There are two kinds of water cooling and air cooling. Wash with distilled water frequently after use to prevent rust and gap clogging
