Gas: heating and illuminating – Generators – Cupola
Patent
1978-03-08
1979-06-05
Bashore, S. Leon
Gas: heating and illuminating
Generators
Cupola
347 13, 347 57R, 48197R, 48210, 55 83, 55261, 110229, 261 17, 261 76, B01J 300
Patent
active
041572440
ABSTRACT:
A stream of hot primary gas rising from the gasification region in a slag bath generator passes through an after-gasification region and thence into a cooling region. The stream of hot gas is cooled in the cooling region by injecting purified and cooled primary gas through tangentially-arranged nozzles at an outlet velocity of between 1 and 8 meters per second. Below the tangentially-arranged nozzles, other gas-cooling nozzles inject cooled and purified primary gas into the hot gas stream upwardly at an angle within 10.degree.-60.degree. , preferably at 45.degree. and at an outlet velocity of between 10 and 160 meters per second. The upwardly-inclined gas injection nozzles are carried by the inner wall of an annular duct. The inner wall extends between a lining of cooling tubes surrounding the vertical gas flow space.
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Danguillier Wilhelm
Gernhardt Paul
Grams Wolfgang
Pohl Siegfried
Bashore S. Leon
Dr. C. Otto & Comp. GmbH.
Murray Thomas H.
Poff Clifford A.
Saarbergwerke A.C.
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