The invention relates to a process burner for combustion of a plurality of fuel gases with a gaseous auxiliary medium, wherein one of the fuel gases comprises carbon monoxide (CO). The process burner according to the invention includes a first fuel gas unit, a second fuel gas unit and an auxiliary media unit. A first fuel gas which may be natural gas for example is introduced into the process burner via a first fuel gas nozzle in the region of the combustion zone. Carbon monoxide-containing fuel gas is introduced into the process burner via the second fuel gas unit, wherein a second fuel gas nozzle for introducing the carbon monoxide-containing fuel gas is arranged in the region of the auxiliary media unit.

Embodiments of the present disclosure describe burner (10) configurations used in an industrial process to convert methane to olefins, aromatics, and nanoparticles/nanomaterials. Both a vitiated coflow burner and piloted turbulent burner with inhomogeneous inlets are disclosed.

Embodiments of the present disclosure describe burner (10) configurations used in an industrial process to convert methane to olefins, aromatics, and nanoparticles/nanomaterials. Both a vitiated coflow burner and piloted turbulent burner with inhomogeneous inlets are disclosed.

A gas injection system includes a tubular wall 3 capable of being thermally stressed and having a proximal extremity and a distal extremity 11, at the distal extremity, at least one extremity opening through which at least one gas is projected. A cooling is system located in the tubular wall including axial channels 12 which extend axially towards the distal extremity and in which a cooling fluid is circulated. Connecting channels 13 circumferentially join the axial channels to each other at the distal extremity of the tubular wall. The connecting channels, which circumferentially join the axial channels at the distal extremity of the tubular wall, have a rounded shape in the direction of the distal extremity.

A system and method for making syngas using carbonaceous feedstock, including organic material and/or polymeric material such as ground tire, wood, coal, and the like.

Submerged combustion burners having improved fuel and oxidant mixing characteristics. Submerged combustion melters including the burners. Methods of using submerged combustion melters to melt glass-forming materials and produce molten glass.

Submerged combustion burners having improved fuel and oxidant mixing characteristics. Submerged combustion melters including the burners. Methods of using submerged combustion melters to melt glass-forming materials and produce molten glass.

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for hydrogen production as well as apparatuses useful in such systems and methods. Hydrogen is produced by steam reforming of a hydrocarbon in a gas heated reformer that is heated using one or more streams comprising combustion products of a fuel in an oxidant, preferably in the presence of a carbon dioxide circulating stream.

A burner (1) installable to a furnace (9) for burning an air-fuel mixture and for generating a flame in the furnace (9), said burner (1) comprising a frame member (6) provided with an elongated combustion head (2) protruding from said frame member (6) and being adaptable inside the furnace (9), what in a view from the burner's (1) frame member (6) is a distal end (2a) of said combustion head (2) being adaptable to generate both a main flame (B) and a primary flame (E), said combustion head (2) comprising an outer, larger diameter channel (3) for a mixture (80) of combustion air and fuel, as well as a smaller diameter, inner channel (4), surrounded by said outer channel (3), for primary air (60) as well as for primary gas (70), whereby the inner channel (4) extends from the burner's frame member (6) to the distal end (2a) and comprises an inner tube (4, 41) for primary gas (70) and an outer tube (4; 42) surrounding said inner tube (4; 41), wherein a flow space (4; 43) for primary air (60) is provided between the outer side of the jacket (41a) of said inner tube and the inner side of the jacket of the outer tube, and which combustion head's (2) outer channel (3) extends from the burner's frame member (6) to the combustion head's distal end (2a) and can be provided with a supply of premixed air-fuel mixture (80) from the burner's frame member (6), or from that section of the combustion head (2) which is associated with the frame member and located, in the flowing direction of the premixed air-fuel mixture (80), upstream of a combustion chamber (90), for generating the main flame B).

In said burner the space delimited by the outer wall (31) of the outer channel (3) and the jacket of the outer tube (42) of the inner channel (4) is constructed as a discharge channel (10) extending from the frame member (6) to the distal end (2a) of the combustion head (2), whereby the discharge end (10a) of said discharge channel is veered away from the longitudinal center line (P) of the combustion head (2) so that the center line (10A) of said discharge end (10a), or an extension thereof, forms an inclined angle of incidence (t) with the combustion head's (2) longitudinal center line (P), said angle of incidence (t) being 90-140 degrees as said discharge end (10a<