Combustion process for atmospheric combustion systems

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1995-03-31

1996-12-17

Dority, Carroll B.

Combustion

Separately supplied or controlled, physically related flame...

Having common flame chamber or shield means

431 8, 431 9, 431353, 60746, 60747, 60733, F23Q 900

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active

055846840

ABSTRACT:
In the case of a heat generator which essentially consists of a premix burner (100) and a flame tube (1), the hot gases (10) from the combustion in the premix burner (100) are fed into the flame tube (1), and there undergo staged post-combustion. This post-combustion takes place by means of a first post-combustion stage (11) and a second post-combustion stage (12). The air/fuel mixture (11a, 12a) is provided for each post-combustion stage (11, 12) in individual mixers (200, 300). These mixers are arranged axially with respect to the flame tube (1) and work in such a way that injection of the corresponding mixture (11a, 12a) makes it possible to obtain different combustion zones which extend in a staged sequence over the flame tube (1). By virtue of this staged post-combustion mode NO.sub.x emissions can be reduced by a factor of 5 compared to conventional techniques.

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