A combustion device is installed in a furnace, is configured to inject and burn ammonia as a fuel, and includes an inner tube nozzle disposed in a center part of the combustion device when viewed in an injection direction of the fuel, and configured to inject the ammonia, and an outer tube nozzle disposed to surround the inner tube nozzle from outside in a radial direction when viewed in the injection direction of the fuel, and configured to inject the ammonia around the inner tube nozzle.

A combustion device is installed in a furnace, is configured to inject and burn ammonia as a fuel, and includes an inner tube nozzle disposed in a center part of the combustion device when viewed in an injection direction of the fuel, and configured to inject the ammonia, and an outer tube nozzle disposed to surround the inner tube nozzle from outside in a radial direction when viewed in the injection direction of the fuel, and configured to inject the ammonia around the inner tube nozzle.

A combustion method using a fuel combustion device, a cement manufacturing method, and a cement calcination facility including a fuel combustion device, in which while the amount of a fossil fuel used as a fuel supplied to a fuel combustion device provided in various facilities such as a cement calcination facility is reduced, the radiation heat transfer amounts of various burners are maintained, whereby the amount of heat transferred to a heating target such as a powder raw material of cement clinker is maintained to maintain a state suitable for calcination, the amount of carbon dioxide emitted from the various facilities is reduced, and the various facilities can be operated at a low cost, and a fuel combustion device including a fuel supply mechanism having a mechanism that supplies a flammable powder, a mechanism that supplies a fuel gas, and a mechanism that supplies a non-flammable powder are used.

A combustion method using a fuel combustion device, a cement manufacturing method, and a cement calcination facility including a fuel combustion device, in which while the amount of a fossil fuel used as a fuel supplied to a fuel combustion device provided in various facilities such as a cement calcination facility is reduced, the radiation heat transfer amounts of various burners are maintained, whereby the amount of heat transferred to a heating target such as a powder raw material of cement clinker is maintained to maintain a state suitable for calcination, the amount of carbon dioxide emitted from the various facilities is reduced, and the various facilities can be operated at a low cost, and a fuel combustion device including a fuel supply mechanism having a mechanism that supplies a flammable powder, a mechanism that supplies a fuel gas, and a mechanism that supplies a non-flammable powder are used.