Process and device for the introduction of explosive gases into a combustion chamber
AssigneeHoechst Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsKurt Bodenbenner, Gerhard Muller, Helmut Perkow
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Abstract
When explosive gases are introduced into a combustion chamber care must be taken that no pre-ignition occurs. To this end, the gas is spatially subdivided into discrete volume elements, for example by means of a bundle of tubes having an internal diameter which does not exceed twice the quenching distance of the explosive gases. Such a division ensures that the wall distances of the gas portions of one volume element are greater than their quenching distances.
Claims2
A device for the introduction of explosive gases into a combustion chamber comprising a tubular casing, a bundle of tubes in the casing, each having an internal diameter of at most twice the quenching distance of the explosive gases, said casing being partially provided with a double shell defining a hollow space and the bundle of tubes opening into a spacer ring, said spacer ring being provided with a jacket having openings which are in communication with the hollow space of the double shell.
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