Combustion – Fuel disperser installed in furnace – Disperser cooled by fluid additional to furnace feed
Patent
1997-04-07
2000-01-04
Price, Carl D.
Combustion
Fuel disperser installed in furnace
Disperser cooled by fluid additional to furnace feed
431187, 431 9, 431116, 110264, 2391323, F23D 102, F23D 1502, C10J 348
Patent
active
060103302
ABSTRACT:
The operational life of a synthesis gas generation reactor burner nozzle is improved, at least about 14%, by a faired lip around the nozzle discharge orifice projecting about 0.95 cm from the nozzle end face. The lip is faired with a 45.degree. conical angle from the nozzle face. A smooth transition of recirculated gas flow across the nozzle face into the reactive material discharge column is believed to promote an attached static or laminar flowing boundary layer of cooled gas that insulates the nozzle face, to a degree, from the emissive heat of the combustion reaction.
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Helton Woodward Clinton
Saxon Daniel Isaiah
Swisher Stacey Elaine
Whittaker Gary Scott
Eastman Chemical Company
Gwinnell Harry J.
Price Carl D.
Smith Matthew W.
Wagner Susan F.
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