What is the purpose of high static pressure in burners?

High static pressure in burners serves to enhance combustion efficiency by ensuring that the air and fuel are mixed optimally before combustion. When the static pressure is elevated, it helps maintain a consistent and controlled flow of air into the combustion chamber. This controlled airflow is crucial for maintaining the balance between air and fuel, leading to more complete combustion of the fuel.

Improved combustion efficiency directly translates to better energy output and reduced waste. It also helps minimize the formation of carbon monoxide and other harmful emissions, contributing to cleaner operation.

In contrast, while reducing emissions, increasing airflow, and improving fuel atomization are important in combustion systems, they are secondary effects that stem from the primary purpose of achieving high static pressure for efficient combustion. High static pressure provides the necessary conditions to ensure that the combustion process is not only effective but also stable, ultimately leading to better performance of the burner system.