Oil-Fired Boiler
The Oil-Fired Boiler operates by burning oil fuel (DO or FO) to generate heat, which is then converted into steam for use in industrial processes. First, the oil is pumped from the storage tank to the burner through an oil pump and filter system to remove impurities. The air blower system provides the clean air needed for combustion, which is adjusted to ensure the proper fuel-to-air mixture ratio for efficient burning.