INTRODUCTION AND PROCESS

A kiln burner is a system used in kilns and furnaces to generate heat by burning fuel. The burner is typically located at the end of the kiln or furnace and is responsible for heating the material inside.

The burner consists of various channels where the fuel, such as natural gas, oil, or coal, passes through the channels. The resulting flame and hot gases are directed into the kiln or furnace through a series of nozzles or ports. The burner is designed to control the flow of fuel and air to ensure optimal combustion efficiency and temperature distribution throughout the kiln or furnace.

Our kiln burners are highly efficient and can be equipped with advanced features such as automatic flame monitoring, temperature control, and programmable settings. These features help to improve the energy efficiency of the kiln or furnace and reduce emissions of pollutants such as nitrogen oxides and carbon monoxide.

Overall, the kiln burner is a critical component of industrial kilns and furnaces, as it is responsible for generating the heat necessary for many industrial processes, including drying, calcining, sintering, and melting.

Salient Features

• Sustainable & efficient performance
• Withstand extreme condition
• Precise Flame control
• Fuel Flexibility & Low Nox Emission
• Variety of fuels like coal , gas, oil etc
• Easy Installation & Maintenance
• Long Service Life
• High Thermal Efficiency
• Consistent Product quality.

Application

• Cement plant
• Steel Plant
• Paper Plant
• Tiles company
• Food Industry
• Fertilizer & Chemical Industries
• Ceramic Manufacturing
• Glass Manufacturing