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Low NOx burners

Published:  24 August, 2021

Reflecting its commitment to delivering extremely low NOx emissions, RIELLO has announced it has developed a new range of Monobloc (350 - 19,500 kW) and Dual-block (2,500 - 24,000 kW) burners based on flue gas recirculation (FGR) technology. These include the new RS 68÷2000/E FGR series; monobloc burners in which all components are integrated in a compact footprint, so as to make installation and maintenance extremely easy.

FGR operates on the partial recirculation of fumes of combustion inside the burner, using integrated electronic controls and three independent servomotors to manage proportions of air, fuel and exhaust gases. The company says the result is extremely low NOx emissions in compliance with the strictest standards, whilst maintaining high operating reliability.

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