Atomizing nozzle assembly
AssigneeNational Research Council of Canada
InventorsAdam J. Bennett, Charles E. Capes, John D. Hazlett, Kevin A. Jonasson, William L. Thayer
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AssigneeNational Research Council of Canada
InventorsAdam J. Bennett, Charles E. Capes, John D. Hazlett, Kevin A. Jonasson, William L. Thayer
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An atomizing nozzle assembly is provided having an outwardly diverging frustrum of a cone shaped, deflector core of wear resistant ceramic, a nozzle rim of wear resistant ceramic encircling the core and coextensive with a downstream portion thereof to form a mixing zone therewith for receiving liquid-to-be-atomized therein from an unobstructed passage and atomizing fluid directing the liquid-to-be-atomized away from the core. The mixing zone leads to a nozzle orifice outlet. The core is mounted in a core holder and is adjustable by a screw thread, in close proximity to the mixing zone, to adjust the width of the mixing zone. The liquid-to-be-atomized (e.g. a coal slurry fuel) and the atomizing fluid (e.g. air) are fed along coaxial tubes which are slidably mounted by glands to accommodate differential expansions.
An atomizing nozzle assembly comprising:
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