Combustion Systems & Processes
Precise airflow and constant pressure with
Energy Efficient Industrial Fans for Combustion
Forward curved centrifugal fans are key to the combustion process inside incinerators, boilers, ovens, furnaces, kilns and dryers. Providing a precise airflow under a reliable and constant pressure, speeds up the combustion process and ensures maximum efficiency. Process manufacturers and power plants are amongst the many industries that require combustion to burn oil, natural gases and several types of waste. It is important to select the correct combustion fan to suit your duties, to ensure the system is operating at its full potential. Airflow and pressure requirements for combustion system depends on the type of fuel used, the size and design of the system. Centrifugal supply air fans such as our robust and reliable GRE range manufactured by Ecofit, are the preferred choice for many of our customers looking to optimise combustion in their applications.
Combustion fans play the core role in incineration systems and biomass boilers by vacuuming air from the atmosphere and blowing it into the chamber to speed up the burning process. Fans provide stability and ease of control, ensuring a constant circulation of air for maximum combustion. This provides an efficient heat generation system whilst also reducing costs.
Combustion in Wood Waste Disposal
Waste pellet wood from industry or waste wood from land can be used as fuel for biomass boilers to produce heating and hot water on the premises. Biomass boilers are connected to an existing heating system and can provide warm air, underfloor heating and heat via existing radiators.
Human & Pet Cremation
The combustion of deceased bodies requires a fully contained system to prevent the release of any toxic or germane compounds being released to atmosphere. An efficient combustion system reaching a very high temperature can break down and fully destroy any harmful toxins present. Therefore specifying the correct fan for a cremation oven is vital for achieving sufficient combustion. Incomplete combustion poses the risk of the hazardous compounds being released. It is also important that emissions are at a minimum throughout the process to comply with legislation.
Combustion in Wood Waste Disposal
Waste pellet wood from industry or waste wood from land can be used as fuel for biomass boilers to produce heating and hot water on the premises. Biomass boilers are connected to an existing heating system and can provide warm air, underfloor heating and heat via existing radiators.