Process for premixing-type combustion of liquid fuel

Combustion – Process of combustion or burner operation – Flame shaping – or distributing components in combustion zone

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431173, 431284, 431354, F23C 500

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ABSTRACT:
In premixing-type combustion of liquid fuel in a burner without a premixing section, a conical column (5) of liquid fuel is formed in the interior (14) of the burner, which column widens in the direction of flow and is surrounded by a rotating stream (15) of combustion air which flows tangentially into the burner. Ignition of the mixture takes place at the burner outlet, a backflow zone (6) forming in the region of the burner outlet. The burner itself consists of at least two hollow part-cone bodies (1,2) which are superposed on one another and have a cone angle increasing in the direction of flow. The part-cone bodies (1, 2) are mutually offset, so that tangential air inlet slots (19, 20) are formed. A nozzle (3) placed at the burner head ensures injection of the liquid fuel (2) into the interior (14) of the burner.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1910735 (1933-05-01), Zikesch
patent: 2800093 (1957-07-01), Burg
patent: 4094625 (1978-06-01), Wang et al.
patent: 4120640 (1978-10-01), Martin

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