Ceramic burner for combustion chamber for hot-blast stove
AssigneeDidier-Werke AG
InventorsWalter Laux, Rudolf Hebel, Rolf Schneider
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Abstract
A burner includes a central burner duct for passing combustion gas therethrough and an outer annular duct for the passage of combustion air and coaxial to the central burner duct. The ducts open or join at an opening area, upstream of which are one or two areas where the combustion gas and air are combined or brought together and mixed. A disk-shaped mixing element is positioned within the opening area centrally thereof and downstream of the first combination area and adjacent the second combination area. The mixing element has extending therethrough substantially in the direction of flow, a ring of separate passages.
Claims17
A burner, particularly for use in the combustion shaft of a hot-blast stove, said burner comprising:
- a central burner duct for the supply of a first combustion component;
- an outer annular duct, coaxial to said central burner duct, for the supply of a second combustion component;
- means connecting said central burner duct and said outer annular duct for combining first and second combustion components flowing therethrough to form a component mixture;
- a disk-shaped mixing element means, positioned centrally within said central burner duct at a position downstream in the direction of flow of said combustion components of said combining means, for retarding the flow of said component mixture in the downstream direction;
- said mixing element means occupying a portion only of the cross-sectional area of said central burner duct, such that a first portion of said component mixture flows past said mixing element means around the periphery thereof;
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- said mixing element means having extending therethrough, substantially in the direction of flow of said combustion components, a ring of separate passages such that a second portion of said component mixture flows through said separate passages and mixes with said first portion of said component mixture.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.