Variable area means for air systems of air blast type fuel nozzl

Power plants – Combustion products used as motive fluid – Combustion products generator

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60742, 239412, F02C 722, F02M 2302

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ABSTRACT:
A variable area air system means for air blast type fuel nozzles for use in gas turbine engines wherein fuel/air ratios are controlled for the purpose of controlling engine emission products to meet mandated emission standards over a wide range of engine operating conditions. The variable area air metering means is connected with a pressure responsive actuating means for controlling the air flow in single fuel system and dual fuel system air blast type fuel nozzle and support assemblies used in gas turbine engines.

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