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Because of their low emission combustion and operational efficiency, metal fiber burners are increasingly used in modern domestic/commercial appliances and industrial furnace equipment.
ProFire SBR-30 is capable of less than 30 ppm NOX emissions without flue gas recirculation (FGR). Its firing head is designed to achieve controlled combustion, leading to low emissions with 3 percent O2.
Globally, across nearly every industry, OEMs and end users are looking for ways to improve their heat-treat equipment and processes. In addition, they are facing increasingly stringent NOX emissions regulations while focusing on delivering the process and product quality their customers expect.
In many locations throughout North America, nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions of gas-heated furnaces are limited by law or code. This is typically the case in urban areas or in places where special topographical characteristics intensify the negative local and regional effects of NOx emissions.
While the approach of limiting hazardous emissions is for the benefit of the environment and society, the method used to define the limitation can significantly alter its outcome (e.g., if it does not account for the full extent of influencing factors).