Heating – Processes of heating or heater operation – Including passing – treating or conveying gas into or through...
Patent
1995-03-02
1995-08-15
Wolfe, Willis R.
Heating
Processes of heating or heater operation
Including passing, treating or conveying gas into or through...
432 58, 431 7, F23D 1900
Patent
active
054414067
ABSTRACT:
A method and system for introducing combustion gases to the upper portion of the dense phase or transition portion of a circulating fluidized bed reactor. The combustion gases are produced in a burner external to the dense phase portion of the reactor wherein the burner receives a mixture of liquid or gaseous fuel and air so as to initiate and maintain combustion within the burner. The combustion gases are then quenched prior to entering the dense phase portion of the reactor so as to reduce the temperature of the combustion gases thereby preventing overheating or sintering of the particulate and significant oxidation reduction in the dense phase portion of the reactor.
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Bunk Stanley A.
Tomasicchio George
Dorr-Oliver Incorporated
Wolfe Willis R.
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