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As the core component of an incineration system, an incinerator burner that fails to ignite will directly cause the equipment to stop operating normally, affecting industrial production and environmental treatment efficiency. In actual operation and maintenance, burner ignition failure is rarely caused by a single fault. Instead, it is usually a comprehensive manifestation of problems…

I. Working Principle of the Burner Liquid or gaseous fuel is burned in the radiation chamber (furnace) of the burner, producing high-temperature flue gas, which serves as a heat carrier and flows to the convection chamber before being discharged from the chimney. The crude oil to be heated first enters the furnace tubes in the…