A gas produced when materials containing carbon are combusted. The injection of Carbon dioxide 
into the earth's atmosphere results in climate change, global warming, sometimes also referred to as the Greenhouse effect . Reducing fuel consumption reduces Carbon dioxide Emissions .
Carbon dioxide
Carbon monoxide
A poisonous gas which is produced when materials containing carbon are combusted. Its production is virtually eliminated by correct burner adjustment.
CO
A poisonous gas which is produced when materials containing carbon are combusted. Its production is virtually eliminated by correct burner adjustment.
CO₂
A gas produced when materials containing carbon are combusted. The injection of Carbon dioxide
into the earth's atmosphere results in climate change, global warming, sometimes also referred to as the Greenhouse effect . Reducing fuel consumption reduces Carbon dioxide Emissions .Combustion air
Combustion air
contains up to 21 percent oxygen, which is essential for combustion. 78 percent of the air is nitrogen. About 10 cubic metres of Combustion air is required for the complete combustion of 1 cubic metre of gas or 1 litre of heating oil.Combustion gases
Products resulting from the combustion of fuel and air. In the main, Carbon dioxide
(CO 2) and water vapour are produced.Combustion manager
The sequence of operations in a combustion process is controlled by modern microprocessor technology. There are many advantages for the operator, and it also enables service technicians to carry out their work more purposefully and quickly (Digital burner technology
).Convection
The transfer of energy through a moving medium (air, water, Combustion gases
). This term is very often used in conjunction with radiators. The air in the room moves along the warm surface of the radiator. Heat energy is transferred due to this movement.