Furnaces – Process – Burning pulverized fuel
Patent
1990-09-04
1991-08-27
Favors, Edward G.
Furnaces
Process
Burning pulverized fuel
110260, 110266, 431284, F22D 100
Patent
active
050424041
ABSTRACT:
An improved method for burning carbonaceous material containing sulfur to reduce emissions of SO.sub.2 is disclosed wherein the carbonaceous material is projected into a furnace as one or more streams and each stream is continuously ignited with a volatile fuel such as natural gas, oil, liquefied petroleum gas or naptha. The volatile fuel is supplied separately from the carbonaceous material and is directed into each stream of the carbonaceous material as it enters the furnace so as to cause the material to be enveloped in a reducing atmosphere during its volatilization. In consequence, at least a portion of the sulfur contained in the carbonaceous material is retained within the ash slag in its reduced or sulfide form.
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Booth Richard C.
Breen Bernard P.
Glickert Roger W.
Consolidated Natural Gas Service Company, Inc.
Favors Edward G.
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