Multiple heat recuperation burner system and method

Combustion – Heated line section feeds flame holder – Distinct exhaust products line heats feed line

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431 11, 431167, F23D 1144

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043928188

ABSTRACT:
To improve the overall efficiency of heat recuperation in a burner installation, an additional or auxiliary heat exchanger (25) is positioned adjacent the burner (4) immediately behind a heat exchanger recuperator (12) for combustion air, the additional heat exchanger having a heat carrier medium, such as water, pressurized water, heat transfer oil, or the like, circulated therethrough for recuperation of additional heat from the exhaust gases and utilization, for example for space heating, hot water supply, or the like, in a further heat exchanger (28). The heat transfer efficiency of the burner system can thereby be improved to provide for a burner operating at for example 1000.degree. C., of final exhaust gas temperatures in the order of 200.degree. C. which, without the additional or auxiliary heat exchanger, would be exhausted at about 500.degree. C.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3163202 (1964-12-01), Schmidt et al.
patent: 3212558 (1965-10-01), Williams
patent: 4306858 (1981-12-01), Simon

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