Thailand Boiler Support Project Signs Deal for MFR-S300 Pulverized Coal Burner
Project Signing Overview and Client Profile
In June 2026, a Thailand engineering design company formally signed an agreement with our ZOOMLINE company to introduce one set of MFR-S300 Pulverized Coal Burner, supporting its test boiler project. The client specializes in industrial thermal equipment R&D and thermal system integration services, with established technical expertise in Thailand’s local industrial heating sector.
2026 International Energy Market and Thailand Industry Background
Recently, the international energy market has experienced continuous volatility. Brent crude oil prices have undergone sharp fluctuations since the escalation of the Middle East conflict in February 2026, briefly surging above $118 per barrel. Although prices retreated somewhat after the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding was signed in June, Brent crude futures prices broke through the $91 per barrel mark again during trading due to recurring geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. The International Monetary Fund projects that the average annual crude oil price for 2026 will reach $89.27 per barrel, with energy prices continuing to run at elevated levels. Against this backdrop, Thailand’s industrial sector faces rising fuel cost pressures, making the search for cost-effective alternative energy solutions an urgent priority for numerous energy-consuming enterprises.
Meanwhile, the Thailand government is actively adjusting its energy structure to reduce over-reliance on natural gas, which currently accounts for over 70% of Thailand’s power generation mix. Thailand’s Ministry of Energy is revising the national power development plan, explicitly proposing to increase the share of coal utilization to ensure energy supply security and reduce fuel costs. The new independent power producer bidding plan will also prioritize coal-fired power plants, with clean coal technologies being included in the incentive framework. This energy policy shift has created a favorable market environment for promoting pulverized coal burners in Thailand’s industrial thermal sector. Driven by both fuel cost considerations and policy direction, the client decided to procure a reliable pulverized coal burner for its test boiler project to ensure stable heat supply and the smooth execution of various thermal performance tests.
Working Conditions and Equipment Selection Requirements of Thai Test Boiler Project
The client’s test boiler project requires the burner to deliver stable heat output and precise combustion control capability, with stringent standards for ignition reliability and fuel adaptability. In terms of capacity matching, the MFR-S300 Pulverized Coal Burner has a rated coal combustion capacity of 200-300 kg/hour, which precisely meets the design load requirements of the test boiler. Regarding site conditions, the client’s test facility has limited space, requiring compact equipment footprint and flexible layout, along with simple and efficient coal piping between the coal powder silo and the main unit. In terms of local environmental standards, Thailand imposes clear requirements on industrial equipment flue gas emissions, requiring the burner to maintain smoke opacity within acceptable limits while keeping operational noise at tolerable levels. Additionally, as the user of test-purpose equipment, the client has certain expectations regarding operational convenience and automation.
Core Configuration and Product Advantages of MFR-S300 Pulverized Coal Burner
The MFR-S300 Pulverized Coal Burner featured in this signing adopts a modular configuration comprising five core units: the coal powder silo, Roots blower coal feeding system, LPG ignition device, burner main unit, and PLC automatic control panel. The coal powder silo features a closed design with moisture-proof and dust-proof functions, ensuring stable coal powder storage quality. The Roots blower coal feeding system provides stable conveying air pressure, ensuring uniform coal powder flow into the combustion chamber. The LPG ignition device enables fast and reliable startup, reducing auxiliary fuel consumption. The burner main unit employs a multi-stage, multi-nozzle air-conducting guide structure design, allowing sufficient residence time for coal powder in the high-temperature zone, achieving high combustion efficiency with direct flue gas discharge that is smoke-free, appearing as steam-like white emission. The PLC automatic control panel enables online combustion status monitoring and automatic regulation of air supply duct valves, allowing operators to adjust operational parameters in real time through the control interface to meet the multi-condition testing requirements of the test boiler.
Client Selection Comparison and Core Competitive Advantages
During the equipment selection phase, the client conducted comprehensive comparisons among multiple suppliers, focusing on combustion efficiency, operational stability, customization capability, and after-sales service support. Our pulverized coal burners have accumulated extensive application experience in the Thai market, being widely used not only in asphalt mixing plant projects but also in industrial boilers and hot air dryer applications with mature case references.
To address the client’s specific test boiler project requirements, we provided a tailored solution:
Optimizing burner control parameters based on the test boiler load characteristics to ensure stable combustion under variable operating conditions;
Adapting the coal piping between the silo and main unit on-site to maximize space savings;
Extending PLC control program functionalities per the client’s testing requirements to support more operational data recording and analysis.
After comprehensive evaluation of technical solution adaptability, product cost-effectiveness, and service reputation in the Thai market, the client ultimately selected our equipment.
Project Delivery, Installation, Commissioning and Training Plan
In the post-delivery phase, we have established a clear execution schedule: the equipment production cycle is approximately 25 working days, with the quality inspection process covering raw material inspection, component assembly inspection, and complete system integration testing to ensure factory product performance meets all specifications. The equipment is scheduled for completion and shipment in July 2026, with a sea freight transit time of approximately 15 days to the destination port in Thailand. We will dispatch one senior engineer to the site to supervise installation and commissioning, with an installation period of approximately 7 working days. Concurrently, we will provide systematic operational training for the client’s team, covering equipment startup and shutdown procedures, parameter configuration, routine maintenance, and common troubleshooting, ensuring the equipment is ready for test boiler operation immediately after delivery.
Cooperation Value and Market Significance of the Overseas Project
This signing holds positive significance for both parties. For the client, the fully equipped and reliable MFR-S300 Pulverized Coal Burner will provide stable heat supply assurance for its test boiler project, supporting the smooth advancement of various R&D and testing activities while effectively reducing fuel costs. For our company, this collaboration further reinforces the brand presence of our pulverized coal burner products in the Thai market. As a product line that has achieved volume sales in Thailand, with wide application ranging from asphalt mixing plant support to boiler and hot air dryer projects, this pulverized coal burner model continues to earn recognition from Thailand market customers through its stable performance and flexible customization capabilities. Against the dual backdrop of Thailand’s energy policy gradually shifting toward coal-based energy and persistently high international oil prices, the application prospects for pulverized coal burners in Thailand’s industrial thermal sector are increasingly promising. This signing will effectively expand the application coverage of our pulverized coal burners in Thailand’s industrial thermal energy subsectors, laying a solid foundation for subsequent market deepening.
