Oil Burners
Oil burners rely on atomization quality to achieve stable and clean combustion. Fuel properties, filtration, and maintenance discipline strongly influence outcomes.
What to verify
- Atomization method and nozzle/pump system compatibility.
- Fuel viscosity control (temperature, preheating if required).
- Filtration and water management strategy.
- Expected soot tendency and cleaning interval implications.
Operating risks
- CO and smoke rise with poor atomization or low excess air.
- Ignition reliability issues when nozzles foul.
- Higher maintenance load than gas for many sites.