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E&M Combustion designs mixed burners to operate with natural gas and fuel oil in the chemical industry

Posted on: 29 / 04 / 2026 | 0 Comentarios

Spanish combustion engineering firm E&M Combustión has designed and manufactured natural gas and fuel oil burners for use in the chemical industry. The burners are from the JBD family and have a power output of 11 MW each.  

Diversification strategy in the supply of fuels for the paper industry

Posted on: 11 / 01 / 2023 | 0 Comentarios

Diversification strategy in the supply of fuels in the paper industry. E&M Combustion has installed a mixed natural gas-diesel burner to operate in the paper plant of a 100% recyclable cardboard manufacturer.  

E&M Combustión supplies a mixed propane-natural gas burner to a plant in Andalusia

Posted on: 29 / 09 / 2022 | 0 Comentarios

E&M Combustión,  an industrial combustion engineering company, supplies a mixed propane-natural gas burner to a gas-intensive plant in Andalusia. The equipment thus replaces the existing natural gas user burner in the plant, which will be able to alternate the use of fuels depending on market prices, which leads to energy savings in the installation.  

How the most energy-intensive companies prepare for Winter

Posted on: 18 / 09 / 2022 | 0 Comentarios

How energy-intensive companies prepare for Winter. Given the rise in energy prices, and despite state aid, the list of French companies that decide to reduce their production or put their employees on partial unemployment continues to grow, according to Clémentine Maligorne in La Tribune. In industry (metallurgy, glass) as well as in equipment (swimming pools, etc.) announcements of temporary closures, production reductions or an internal reorganization of work are multiplying to limit the impact of the rise in the cost of electricity and gas.  

Mixed burner for the industrial waste treatment and recovery plant

Posted on: 28 / 07 / 2021 | 0 Comentarios

E&M Combustion has developed a Mixed Burner to operate in an industrial waste treatment and recovery plant. The equipment is already underway in its final location, where it uses natural gas and recycled oil as fuel with the aim of reducing the environmental footprint and working on a sustainable circular economy project.