Multi-fueled multi-use combustion chamber

Abstract

The MULTI-FUELED MULTI-USE COMBUSTION CHAMBER removes pollutants effectively, efficiently and economically from flowing gases. The system will virtually eliminate the majority of compounds such as oxides of nitrogen, hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, odors and organic and inorganic particulates from the exhaust gases of internal combustion engines or other sources of combustion. The pollution source may be exhaust gases from internal combustion engines, incinerators, restaurant stoves, bakery stoves, dry cleaners, automotive repair, paint, sewage treatment plants, power generating stations or manufacturing facilities. The incinerator directly eliminates the undesirable and harmful pollution of the exhaust. The incinerator device has a plurality of cylindrical shaped incinerator chambers capable of being heated to high temperatures, connected in series comprising a mixing and burning incinerator chamber with an input duct for receiving a gaseous mixture and an additional number of mixing and reaction incinerator chambers. The chambers, connected in series, may have diameters of increasing size. The incinerator chamber may contain turbulator discs placed in the input area of each mixing and reaction chamber to enhance the mixture of fuel, fresh air and pollution exhaust input to the incinerator chamber to enhance the chambers pollution removing ability. When configured with a single combustion chamber and fuel dispensing system the chamber system will work as the combustion chamber of a bladed and disk “Tesla” type Brayton cycle turbine engines.

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