Reduce carbon impact with multi-fuel burners

Converting a fossil-fuel installation starts with your thermal needs, equipment and available resources. Navitech studies and integrates multi-fuel solutions, alone or combined with electrification and heat recovery.

Upgrading an existing installation

Steam, hot water, thermal oil boilers or drying chambers: we assess conversion options and interfaces with retained equipment.

Storage, milling and flue gas treatment can be prepared in advance. Burner work and connections are planned with the client to manage production shutdowns.

Building a new boiler plant

A new installation allows layout, capacity and equipment to be matched to current and future needs.

Comparison with a retrofit considers investment, operating costs, site constraints and required flexibility.

Frequently asked questions about multi-fuel burners

Can the burner be replaced without stopping production?

Some work can be prepared during operation. Burner replacement and connections require a planned shutdown, with duration depending on the installation and scope.

Are agropellets compatible?

Compatibility must be assessed from the fuel properties, boiler or combustion chamber and flue gas treatment. A study identifies necessary adaptations.

What are the advantages of wood powder?

It can replace a share of fossil energy and provides modulation suited to many processes. Performance and carbon impact are assessed for the project and its supply chain.

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Niclas Jonsson

Founder & CEO · Navitech

Repslagaregatan 8
582 22 Linköping
Sweden
+46 70 565 07 64 niclas.jonsson@navitech.se

Samuel Charmillot

Managing Director · Navitech Western Europe

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1018 Lausanne
Switzerland
+41 79 790 83 32 samuel.charmillot@navitech.se

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