Oil burner

An oil burner is a machine that is used to heat up homes or buildings. It is kind of like a big stove that uses oil to produce heat.

The oil is stored in a tank and is pumped into the burner when it needs to be used. The oil then goes through a pipe into the burner where it is mixed with air to create a flame. This flame produces heat that is then sent out into the building through pipes and vents.

The oil burner has different parts that work together to create the heat. There is a pump that moves the oil from the tank to the burner, a nozzle that sprays the oil and air mixture, and an igniter that lights the flame.

The temperature is controlled by adjusting the amount of oil and air that is sent into the burner. The more oil and air, the hotter the flame and the more heat that is produced.

An important thing to remember is that oil burners need to be regularly maintained and cleaned to work properly. This means changing the oil filter, cleaning the nozzles and checking the pump to make sure it is working correctly.

Overall, oil burners are a useful and important machine for keeping homes and buildings warm and comfortable during colder months.