Process plants
RJM has responded to growing demand for ultra-low emission burners by developing a new type of gas burner that can be sized to suit many different industrial applications, from factories with an on-site demand for heat and power, to district heating plants producing hot water.
For every application, RJM works with the customer to provide a tailored solution that will meet the requirements of the plant.
For example, building in back-up resilience via multi-fuel firing options, including Heavy Fuel Oil, diesel, and, where possible, off-gases produced on-site, plus future-proofing by making sure the unit is “hydrogen-ready” are just some of the options RJM is making available to plant operators.
Typically, coal and Heavy Fuel Oil firing systems are being replaced by natural gas as the primary fuel.
However, adapting an existing plant by disabling or removing old firing systems and replacing them with a new set of multi-fuel, ultra-low NOx gas burners can be a challenge, as new firing technology needs to be shoe-horned in and around existing equipment.
It also needs to deliver ultra-low NOx performance reliably, even though the existing boiler was not designed to fire gas.
RJM is very experienced at carrying out these plant upgrades and in each case, designs a purpose-built solution that is specifically configured to work within the existing physical parameters of the plant.
By carrying out in-depth site surveys and combustion audits as a first stage, followed by detailed single burner and then full furnace CFD analysis, RJM can develop a fully-engineered solution that will work as intended from Day 1.
