INDUSTRIAL BURNER MARKET ANALYSIS

Market Concentration and Competitive Landscape

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Need for Energy Efficient and Low Emission Burner Systems

With increasing environmental awareness and carbon footprint reduction becoming a global priority, industries are under pressure to optimize energy usage and lower harmful emissions from their operations. Industrial burners account for sizable greenhouse gas emissions and pollutants released into the atmosphere if not designed and operated properly. Stringent norms by environmental agencies regarding emission standards for NOx, CO and other regulated pollutants have necessitated modifications to existing burner technologies. This growing regulatory emphasis on cleaner combustion is driving the replacement of antiquated industrial burner models with modern low NOx variants. Advanced burner management systems with automated process control and real-time combustion monitoring are also gaining traction.

Moreover, rising energy costs and a need to improve process efficiencies have prompted industries to invest in high turndown burners featuring multi-fuel capabilities. Dual fuel and tri-fuel burners allow users flexibility to switch between alternate fuels based on operational requirements and market availability which enhances energy security. The capability to smoothly modulate flame over a wide turndown range helps optimize fuel-air.

For instance, in July 2021, Tenova unveiled its latest burners designed for heat treatment furnaces. These burners utilize a maximum of 100% hydrogen while significantly reducing NOx emissions to meet strict regulatory standards. This innovation reflects Tenova's commitment to spearheading the transition towards decarbonized industrial production.