Firing liquid fuels in a duct burner presents a unique challenge. In the traditional horizontal runner duct burner, the fuel manifold spans the duct for even heat distribution, and is at a relatively high temperature from the turbine exhaust gas. Liquid fuels will be heated by the turbine exhaust gas and may coke and solidify as they are heated in this stream.

Forney’s Liquid Fuel Duct Burners inject the fuel from the side of the duct to keep the fuel cool until it is burned. We provide an “anchoring" baffle to ensure the flame spans the duct as much as possible to provide even heat distribution. Our patented adVantage technology ensures excellent mixing of the turbine exhaust gas and fuel, resulting in clean combustion with very little CO emissions.

These duct burners are well-suited for No. 2 Oils, diesel fuel, naphtha, kerosene and a number of other light liquid fuels.