Adiabatic surface combustion with excess air

Details Adiabatic surface combustion with excess air Adiabatic surface combustion with excess air

1990-08-15

1993-05-18

Dority, Carroll B.

Combustion

Process of combustion or burner operation

In a porous body or bed, e.g., surface combustion, etc.

431328, 431329, F23D 340

Patent

active

052115526

ABSTRACT:
Remarkable suppression of the formation of pollutants: NO.sub.x, CO and UHC, in the flameless combustion of gaseous fuel with excess air is achieved by passing the fuel and air through a porous surface combustor directly into an adiabatic zone, and by controlling the amount of excess air to be greater than about 50% but not greater than about 150% in excess of the stoichiometric requirement. The furnace with the adiabatic zone for the suppression of pollutants will preferably have a refractory body as part of the adiabatic zone.

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