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Cooled catalytic burners for various application
2021-07-05
Catator has developed a number of different catalytic burners for various applications for several decades. Most of the burners are used in different fuel cell systems, boiler applications and other heat or steam production applications.
The cooled burners can be operated with most type of fuels and cooled with various coolants such as water, oil, chemical flow, etc. The cooled burners can be extremely compact with simple and low cost design. The units are robust with negligible risk for thermo-mechanical fatigue and still with a low pressure drop. A variety of configurations with respect to inlet/outlets are possible.
Example of a cooled burner is presented above. It is a combined start-up and anode waste gas burner used in a fuel cell system. Capacity 20 kWt; Dimensions: volume 1,7 liters, weight 1,5 kg, pressure drop < 10 mbar
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Cooled catalytic burners for various application
2021-07-05
Catator has developed a number of different catalytic burners for various applications for several decades. Most of the burners are used in different fuel cell systems, boiler applications and other heat or steam production applications. The cooled burners can be operated with most type of fuels and cooled with various coolants such as water, oil, […]
Efficient catalytic combustion with eco-burner Chafo systems
2021-07-05
Established in 2004, eco-burner Ltd has revolutionized the chafing fuel industry by offering the ultimate solution to traditional gel and wick heat sources; the refillable Chafo. Safer, cleaner and greener than it’s alternatives, the Chafo is innovative and a game changer in the catering industry. The company is headquartered in Waterford, Ireland, which is the […]
Fuel cell systems and hydrogen supply for early markets
2021-07-05
A small scale fuel processor system for hydrogen supply has been developed in the European FP7 project LiquidPower. More information is available in the attached pdf file.