Boilers

The machines that convert the chemical energy of the fuel into heat energy through combustion and transfer this heat energy to the carrier fluid are generally called boilers. The efficiency of the boilers depends on how much of this heat energy generated as a result of combustion is carried to the place of use. The more we benefit from the heat energy resulting from combustion, the lower our fuel consumption, the less waste gases we throw into the atmosphere, and the less labor we will do for the boiler.

Our country meets most of its energy needs by paying foreign currency. For this reason, it is very important to provide maximum benefit from the heat obtained by burning the fuel, both for our country and for the economy of the business we work in. It should not be forgotten that the cheaper a product is manufactured, the higher the chance of competition.

Increasing the efficiency by improving the combustion in the boilers will also provide environmental protection. With a good combustion, the emission of carbon monoxide, which is a poisonous gas, is prevented. No more waste gas will be thrown into the atmosphere. In this, combustion must occur under the conditions we want under our control.