Energy saving test rules for gas burner (English Version)
As an important equipment for energy conversion and utilization, the energy efficiency of gas burners is directly related to resource conservation and environmental protection. The formulation of GB/T 35075—2018 "Gas Burner Energy Saving Test Rules" aims to standardize the energy-saving test methods of gas burners and ensure the efficient operation of products under different load rates.
With the improvement of environmental protection requirements and the increasing importance of energy efficiency, this standard introduces more precise test conditions and technical requirements. In particular, the provisions for key indicators such as combustion efficiency and volumetric heat intensity reflect the industry's technological progress in energy efficiency optimization.
Technical indicators | Definition | Test requirements | Standard values |
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Combustion efficiency | The percentage of heat actually released after fuel combustion to the heat released after complete combustion | ≥99.9% or combustible content in flue gas ≤0.05% | ≥99.9% |
Volume heat intensity | The amount of heat released per unit furnace effective volume per unit time | Under load rate 100%, (1±0.1) MW/m³ | 1 MW/m³ |
Excess air coefficient | The percentage of the actual air mass supplied for burning each kilogram of fuel to the air mass required for theoretical complete combustion | Test at different load rates and record the value under stable state | - |
Gas burnerEnergy-saving test needs to be carried out under specific conditions, including:
In order to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the test results, it is recommended:
GB/T 35075-2018 provides a scientific basis and standardized process for energy-saving testing of gas burners. With the development of energy technology in the future, it is recommended to further optimize the test methods and introduce more intelligent equipment to improve test efficiency.
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