Oxy-Fuel Combustion Technology

Application direction


Oxy-fuel combustion technology uses oxygen-enriched air with an oxygen concentration higher than that of ambient air as the combustion medium, achieving optimization of the combustion process.

This technology offers multiple advantages:

· Increases combustion efficiency 

· Raises flame temperature 

· Lowers fuel ignition points and accelerates combustion reactions, leading to energy savings

· Promotes complete fuel combustion, reducing flue gas emissions

· Improves thermal efficiency 

· Controls the excess air ratio to below 1.1, suppressing the formation of NOx and other pollutants

· Creates favorable conditions for carbon capture

With advances in oxygen generation technology and declining oxygen production costs, oxy-fuel combustion has been applied in:

· Steelmaking (oxygen-enriched blast furnaces)

· Nonferrous metallurgy (copper, lead, and zinc smelting)

· Industrial furnaces (glass, ceramics)

· Thermal engineering (boiler systems)

· Environmental protection (hazardous waste treatment)

The technology has energy-saving and environmental protection benefits across these industries.


Technical Features

Energy-Saving Performance (under specific operating conditions)

Oxy-fuel combustion can effectively improves thermal efficiency
In the glass industry, gas savings are notable
For every +1% increase in oxygen enrichment in blast furnaces:
·Combustion temperature is somewhat increased
·Pulverized coal injection ratio is improved
·Hot metal output is somewhat increased

Industrial Applications

Metallurgy: blast furnaces, electric furnaces, nonferrous smelting
Building materials: glass and cement kilns
Energy: boilers, hot blast stove systems
Applied across various industrial scenarios

Economic Advantages

Oxygen power consumption is competitive
Delivers energy-saving benefits within a certain scale range
Annual operating costs are optimized

Intelligent Operating Features

Supports automatic operation mode
Load adjustment from 50–100%
Rapid response to production demands
Reduced maintenance costs

Application Scenarios