Fuel Gas Analysis
A choice that makes a difference
Operating with the highest energy efficiency with the least impact on the environment is the biggest challenge of the industry in the 21st century. Analysis of fuel gases as a diagnostic tool for efficiency and prevention of pollution in boilers is the most efficient way to keep the environment near you safe from hazardous elements.
HP GAS, being one of the leading supplier of superior quality LPG , for industries, we ensures the safety of our customers as well as the safety of mother earth. Our expert team of engineers recommend periodic checking of the combustion systems to help detect manufacturing units detect inefficiencies at an early stage and improve overall production.
How it works
How the Flue Gas Analysis is carried
The analysis of boiler gases as a method to optimize the fuel/air ratio by measuring the amount of excess oxygen and CO in the flue gases. As a result of combustion, plant operators can operate in the best way the efficiency of the heat rate, reduce the emission of greenhouse gases and emission of NOX (toxic gas). However, operating burners never reach the ideal operating point and the best point will generally result in 1 to 3% excess air and 0 to 200 PPM of CO. This optimal operating point is different for each boiler. A higher fuel injection rate induces greater turbulence through the burners, providing a better fuel/air mixture and allowing operation with a lower excess of O2 before unburned fuel appears.
The way to know what happens in the combustion process is to analyze the components that affect a complete combustion, in this way you can predict the behaviour of the boiler burners and anticipate the wear of these boilers, work with a safe mix, which does not expose the integrity of the operation working with a potentially explosive mixture. We recommend the Flue Gas Analysis test to be undertaken once in every 6 months to ensure effective and optimal functioning of the combustion system.
Benefits
- Increased eenergy and Cost Savings
- ECO Friendly
- Higher Safety and High Precautions
- Better Optimisation