Device for the final delivery of gas to the combustion zone.
device used to ignite and project flammable fuel (usually L.P. gas) up into the envelope to heat the air in a hot-air balloon. Burners come in a variety of configurations and powers (which are measured in BTUs, usually in the millions).
A device in which the burning of fuel takes place.
Modern hot-air balloons use a propane burner to heat the air inside the envelope. A 40 liter propane tank will usually last about 30 minutes in flight.
The fuel-burning device where a flame is produced which is used to heat up the air in the envelope (a part of the balloon system)
Gas or liquid fueled burner for heating product in the tank. Go to top
the balloon's "engine", consisting of heating coils, propane jets, and pilot light.
A device used to prepare and burn fuel.
an apparatus for burning fuel (or refuse); "a diesel engine is an oil burner"
the heating elements of a stove or range on which pots and pans are placed for cooking; "the electric range had one large burner and three smaller one"
an appliance in which a specific fuel is mixed with air, and then burned
Component (usually in a furnace) that facilitates the combustion of the gas/air mixture.
The device on the boiler which produces the flame – responsible for mixing fuel and air in correct proportions.
Equipment that burns propane gas in order to supply hot air to the envelope. In competitive ballooning, because of the need for instantaneous, high-heat capacities, coupling two single burners to make a double burner is standard practice. C c
In a direct-fired absorption chiller, the device that is used to combust natural gas or fuel oil to provide the heat necessary to reconcentrate the solution.
This device is the conveyance of gas, or a mixture of gas and air to the combustion zone.
A heat producing device where the flame or heat is produced.
A device that uses fuel to support combustion.
A burner that obtains all air for combustion from outside the heated space.
Runs the air and gas mixture control for lampworking.
A device that positions a flame in the desired location by delivering gas and air to the location so that controlled, continuous combustion is achieved.
The device that facilitates the combustion of air and gas.
a device which supplies a mixture of air and gas to the combustion area.
The devices on a gas cooktop that produce flame or heat. A burner has a grate over it to keep pots and pans elevated above the flame.
A device for mixing the fuel and air for establishing combustion and providing heat to the fired heater.
The apparatus of a lamp that "produces" the flame. Usually consists of a metal enclosure, a wick to supply the (liquid) fuel, and a series of holes to provide air for combustion, and a method of adjusting the wick. Additional air flow may be controlled by the use of a chimney.
A burner will combust the exhaust gas from a fuel cell to reduce any emissions still further. It may also be used to provide heat during start-up to speed this up.
The essential part of a gas appliance, where the air and gas combine before the combustion phase.
A device which mixes fuel and air intimately to provide perfect combustion when the mixture is burned. Types include acetylene, oil, gas, powdered coal, stoker, etc.
The device used to bum propane and heat the air inside the balloon.
A vessel containing oil, which is burnt at a wick, for the purposes of illumination or heating, sometimes for use with a blowpipe*.
A device which combines fuel and air in proper proportions for combustion and which enables the fuel-air mixture to burn stably to give a specified flame size and shape.