What can be done to keep a burner operational under emergency gas supply issues?

Switching to an alternative fuel source is a practical and effective solution to maintain burner operation during emergency gas supply issues. In scenarios where the primary gas supply is interrupted or insufficient, having a backup fuel source allows for continuity in operations. This can include using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), diesel, or other fuels that the burner is designed to accommodate. Utilizing an alternative fuel ensures that the heating process remains stable, which is crucial for processes that rely on consistent temperature and pressure.

This approach not only helps prevent downtime but also minimizes the risk of production losses and ensures that safety standards are maintained while addressing potential fuel supply disruptions. Moreover, many heating systems are designed with the flexibility to switch fuels, making it a strategic option to ensure operational reliability.