Combustion – Adjunctive – relatively low velocity – flame maintaining fuel...
Patent
1995-12-13
1996-12-31
Yeung, James C.
Combustion
Adjunctive, relatively low velocity, flame maintaining fuel...
431328, 431350, 239552, 2395535, 2395905, F23D 1458
Patent
active
055888259
ABSTRACT:
A lean premixed fuel burner includes a peripheral ring stabilizer which divides the flow into a primary gas flow and a secondary gas flow and generates a secondary flame substantially surrounding the main flame formed by the main gas flow. Further stabilizers are provided in the area of the primary gas flow on the inside of the peripheral stabilizer. These stabilizers divide the main gas flow into a plurality of subsidiary flows whereby the primary flame is formed by a plurality of discrete flame formed in the spaces between the secondary stabilizers thereby to provide a main flame significantly shorter in the direction of gas flow than if a single primary flame is used.
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Johnson Matthew R.
Kostiuk Larry W.
Governers of the University of Alberta
Rowley C. A.
Yeung James C.
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