What type of burner uses an electrical pump and a nozzle to create a fine spray of liquid?

An atomizing burner is designed specifically to utilize an electrical pump and a nozzle to produce a fine spray of liquid fuel. This method allows for more efficient combustion, as the fine mist of fuel mixes more effectively with air, resulting in a more complete burn and reduced emissions. The atomization process enhances the burner’s performance by improving the fuel-air mixture, which is critical for maximizing energy output and minimizing waste.

In contrast, other burner types may utilize different mechanisms or principles that do not focus on atomization. A conventional burner typically relies on gravity or natural flow to deliver fuel without the enhanced atomization. High-efficiency burners, while designed to maximize efficiency, may implement different technologies that do not involve an electrical pump for atomization. Mechanical burners could include various types of systems, but they do not specifically apply the atomization method that characterizes the atomizing burner. Thus, atomizing burners are uniquely suited for applications requiring precise fuel delivery through spray technology.