öljypolttimia

Öljypolttimia are devices used for burning fuel oil, typically in heating systems for buildings. They atomize the oil into a fine mist, which is then mixed with air and ignited to produce heat. This process allows for efficient combustion and heat transfer.

The basic components of an oil burner include a fuel pump, an oil nozzle, a blower fan, an ignition system, and a combustion chamber. The fuel pump draws oil from a storage tank and delivers it under pressure to the nozzle. The nozzle atomizes the oil into tiny droplets, creating a spray. The blower fan supplies combustion air, which mixes with the atomized oil. An ignition system, usually an electric spark, ignites the oil-air mixture. The resulting flame heats the surrounding environment, often a boiler or furnace, which then circulates hot air or water throughout the building.

Modern oil burners are designed for efficiency and environmental performance. They often incorporate features such as pre-heating of the oil, advanced nozzle designs, and sophisticated control systems to optimize combustion and minimize emissions. Safety features are also integral, including flame sensors and interlocks that shut down the burner if abnormal conditions are detected. Maintenance, such as regular cleaning and servicing, is crucial for ensuring the reliable and efficient operation of an oil burner.