Patent classifications
F23D14/66
Twisting flame intake apparatus for a heater
The present utility model relates to the technical field of gas heaters, and specifically relates to a rotary intake mechanism and a gas heater having the rotary intake mechanism. A rotary intake mechanism comprises a support plate and a housing, wherein a flame outlet is provided at the center of the housing, and a plurality of air duct pieces are further comprised; the support plate is provided inside of the housing; the plurality of air duct pieces are located between the support plate and the housing and are connected to the support plate and the housing; air ducts for air flowing are formed between adjacent air duct pieces; the air ducts are distributed spirally to form a wind field spiraling towards the center; the support plate is further provided with air inlet holes corresponding to the air ducts; and a furnace end mounting hole is provided at the center of the support plate. The present utility model designs a rotary intake mechanism with a simple structure and convenient manufacture. In addition, the gas heater has better effect of up-and-down convection of air by using the rotary intake mechanism. The combustion is more sufficient, the combustion height of the flame is increased, the rotary effect of the combustion flame is enhanced, and the ornamental value of the flame is improved.
Twisting flame intake apparatus for a heater
The present utility model relates to the technical field of gas heaters, and specifically relates to a rotary intake mechanism and a gas heater having the rotary intake mechanism. A rotary intake mechanism comprises a support plate and a housing, wherein a flame outlet is provided at the center of the housing, and a plurality of air duct pieces are further comprised; the support plate is provided inside of the housing; the plurality of air duct pieces are located between the support plate and the housing and are connected to the support plate and the housing; air ducts for air flowing are formed between adjacent air duct pieces; the air ducts are distributed spirally to form a wind field spiraling towards the center; the support plate is further provided with air inlet holes corresponding to the air ducts; and a furnace end mounting hole is provided at the center of the support plate. The present utility model designs a rotary intake mechanism with a simple structure and convenient manufacture. In addition, the gas heater has better effect of up-and-down convection of air by using the rotary intake mechanism. The combustion is more sufficient, the combustion height of the flame is increased, the rotary effect of the combustion flame is enhanced, and the ornamental value of the flame is improved.
Premixed combustion burner
A premixed combustion burner includes: a mixing part including a first peripheral wall having a center burner axis, a mixing region for mixing fuel and air in the first peripheral wall, and air supply ports arranged circumferentially and open in the first peripheral wall; a nozzle on the mixing part side, a second peripheral wall having a center burner axis, a premixed gas passage continuous to the second peripheral wall mixing region, and a cooling passage in the second peripheral wall; and a header part proximal to the mixing part, and a first header chamber with a fuel supply port, second header chamber, and fuel ejection port for communication between the second header chamber and mixing region. The first peripheral wall has an outward path connecting the first header chamber and a cooling passage inlet, and a return path connecting cooling passage outlet and the second header chamber.
STARTING BURNER FOR A FUEL CELL SYSTEM
The present invention concerns a starting burner (100a; 100b) for a fuel cell system (1000a; 1000b), having a catalyst (10) with a catalyst inlet (11) and a catalyst outlet (12), a catalyst area (13) being formed between the catalyst inlet (11) and the catalyst outlet (12), and the catalyst area (13) being surrounded by a catalyst wall (14) in a passage direction (D) from the catalyst inlet (11) to the catalyst outlet (12), and an operating fluid guide section (20) for supplying an operating fluid (F1) to the catalyst inlet (11), wherein the operating fluid guide section (20) is arranged outside the catalyst (10) at least in sections along the catalyst wall (14). The invention also concerns a fuel cell system (1000) with the starting burner (100a; 100b) and a method for heating a service fluid (F1) in the fuel cell system (1000a; 1000b).
FURNACE WITH INTEGRATED HEAT RECOVERY UTILIZING RADIATIVE RECUPERATOR FOR PREHEATING COMBUSTION REACTANTS USING HEAT FROM FLUE GAS
A radiative recuperator preheats oxidant and/or fuel for combustion at one or more burners of a furnace. The recuperator includes a duct, at least portions of which comprise a material having a thermal conductivity of greater than 1 W/(m.Math.K), preferably greater than 3 W/(m.Math.K), that receives hot flue gas produced by the burner(s). The duct radiatively transfers heat to oxidant or fuel (for preheating) flowing through one or more metallic pipes disposed in between the duct and an insulating wall.
FURNACE WITH INTEGRATED HEAT RECOVERY UTILIZING RADIATIVE RECUPERATOR FOR PREHEATING COMBUSTION REACTANTS USING HEAT FROM FLUE GAS
A radiative recuperator preheats oxidant and/or fuel for combustion at one or more burners of a furnace. The recuperator includes a duct, at least portions of which comprise a material having a thermal conductivity of greater than 1 W/(m.Math.K), preferably greater than 3 W/(m.Math.K), that receives hot flue gas produced by the burner(s). The duct radiatively transfers heat to oxidant or fuel (for preheating) flowing through one or more metallic pipes disposed in between the duct and an insulating wall.
Optimization of gas fired radiant tube heaters
The present invention is a method of optimizing radiant and thermal efficiency of a gas fired radiant tube heater. A heat exchange blower receives intake air and delivers intake air through a heat exchanger as pre-heated air to a combustion air blower. The combustion air blower receives pre-heated intake air from the heat exchanger and then provides the pre-heated intake air to a burner for mixing with fuel. The fuel-intake air mixture is burned in the burner thereby producing combustion gasses which are fired into a radiant tube. The exhaust combustion gases pass through the balance of the radiant tube and through the heat exchanger where residual heat is transferred and extracted from the combustion gases to pre-heat the intake air. The turbulators are configured to increase the turbulence within the radiant tube and are placed within the initial 10 to 30 of the radiant tube after the burner to increase the tube temperature and the radiation emitted from this section of the radiant tube.
Porous Medium Premixing Combustor
A porous-medium premixing combustor is provided, which includes: an air-fuel gas mixer, a combustor body, a thermocouple, an ignition electrode, and a detecting electrode. The combustor body includes a casing connected to the air-fuel gas mixer; an outer and an inner burner-block, wherein the outer burner-block and the casing are connected, forming a square chamber, and the inner burner-block is provided inside the square chamber, with a via hole communicating with a pipe; and a mixed gas distributing plate, an ordered porous plate, a small-pore foamed ceramic plate, and a big-pore foamed-ceramic plate sequentially provided along an axis direction of the via hole of the inner burner-block. The thermocouple is provided at the casing and extends into the square chamber. The ignition electrode is provided close to an end of the big-pore foamed-ceramic plate. The detecting electrode is provided close to an exit end of the big-pore foamed-ceramic plate.
Porous Medium Premixing Combustor
A porous-medium premixing combustor is provided, which includes: an air-fuel gas mixer, a combustor body, a thermocouple, an ignition electrode, and a detecting electrode. The combustor body includes a casing connected to the air-fuel gas mixer; an outer and an inner burner-block, wherein the outer burner-block and the casing are connected, forming a square chamber, and the inner burner-block is provided inside the square chamber, with a via hole communicating with a pipe; and a mixed gas distributing plate, an ordered porous plate, a small-pore foamed ceramic plate, and a big-pore foamed-ceramic plate sequentially provided along an axis direction of the via hole of the inner burner-block. The thermocouple is provided at the casing and extends into the square chamber. The ignition electrode is provided close to an end of the big-pore foamed-ceramic plate. The detecting electrode is provided close to an exit end of the big-pore foamed-ceramic plate.
LOW NOX, HIGH EFFICIENCY, HIGH TEMPERATURE, STAGED RECIRCULATING BURNER AND RADIANT TUBE COMBUSTION SYSTEM
Embodiments of the present invention include high-temperature staged recirculating burners and radiant tube burner assemblies that provide high efficiency, low NOx and CO emissions, and uniform temperature characteristics. One such staged recirculating burner includes a combustion tube having inside and outside helical fins forming opposing spiral pathways for combustion gases and products of combustion, a combustion nozzle coupled to the combustion tube, a gas tube running axially into the combustion tube, and a staging gas nozzle coupled to the gas tube, where the staging gas nozzle includes radial exit holes into the combustion tube and an axial gas staging tube extending into the combustion nozzle to stage combustion.