newsRIELLO RECENTLY recently welcomed representatives from OFTEC to its Global Burner Headquarters in Legnago, Italy, reinforcing the long-standing relationship between the two organisations and providing an opportunity to discuss the future of the liquid fuel heating sector.
newsIN TODAY’S decarbonising economy, the pressure is on to reduce more than just CO₂. Nitrogen oxides (NOx), the pollutants behind acid rain, smog, and serious respiratory problems, are increasingly in the spotlight. Tightening legislation across the UK, Europe, and globally is driving burner manufacturers to rethink combustion design and emissions control.
In this piece, Nathan Chance, national C&I technical and sales manager at Riello Burners in the UK discusses how low we can realistically go with NOx. Or are we approaching a natural limit defined by physics, chemistry and cost?
articleOVERCOMING EMISSIONS challenges in the combustion technology industry is a key focus for manufacturers as environmental regulations tighten and the demand for clean energy increases. In this editorial, Graham Barker, sales and service director at Riello Burners in the UK, examines how the combustion research sector is tackling the problem of reducing nitrogen oxides (NOx) and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions through innovation in burner technologies.
articleBurner technology has seen significant changes in the last 30 years, with an emphasis on reducing emissions whilst increasing combustion efficiency, says Graham Barker
productRiello has introduced low NOx (<80mg/kWh) ‘blue flame' versions to all sizes of its RS range of burners. This is achieved through the use of a low NOx combustion head to ensure emissions conforming to EN 676 Class 3 in capacities from 3,600 to 6250kW.
productRiello has introduced low NOx (<80mg/kWh) ‘blue flame' versions to all sizes of its RS range of burners. This is achieved through the use of a low NOx combustion head to ensure emissions conforming to EN 676 Class 3 in capacities from 3600 to 6250kW.
productRiello has introduced low NOx (<80mg/kWh) ‘blue flame' versions to all sizes of its RS range of burners. This is achieved through the use of a low NOx combustion head to ensure emissions conforming to EN 676 Class 3 in capacities from 3600 to 6250kW.
productRiello has introduced low NOx (<80mg/kWh) ‘blue flame' versions to all sizes of its RS range of burners. This is achieved through the use of a low NOx combustion head to ensure emissions conforming to EN 676 Class 3 in capacities from 3600 to 6250kW.
productRiello has introduced low NOx (<80mg/kWh) ‘blue flame' versions to all sizes of its RS range of burners. This is achieved through the use of a low NOx combustion head to ensure emissions conforming to EN 676 Class 3 in capacities from 3600 to 6250kW.
productRiello has introduced low NOx (<80mg/kWh) ‘blue flame' versions to all sizes of its RS range of high-power monoblock burners. This is achieved through the use of a low NOx combustion head to ensure emissions conforming to EN 676 Class 3 in capacities from 3600 to 6250kW.
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