Fuel Feeder Manifold

A fuel feeder manifold is a component used in fuel delivery systems, particularly in industrial applications. It is designed to distribute fuel from a single source to multiple fuel burners or engines.

The manifold is typically made of durable materials such as stainless steel or brass to withstand the high pressure and corrosive nature of fuel. It consists of a main inlet where the fuel is supplied, and multiple outlets or ports where the fuel is distributed to individual burners or engines.

The purpose of a fuel feeder manifold is to ensure an even and consistent supply of fuel to each burner or engine. This helps to optimize combustion efficiency and maintain a stable and reliable fuel delivery system.

Fuel feeder manifolds are commonly used in various industries such as power generation, oil and gas, and manufacturing. They are an essential component in systems that require multiple fuel burners or engines to operate simultaneously.