Method and apparatus for generating highly luminous flame
AssigneeAmerican Combustion, Inc.
InventorGrigory M. Gitman
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AssigneeAmerican Combustion, Inc.
InventorGrigory M. Gitman
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A burner and method is disclosed in which a first oxidizing gas containing a high oxygen concentration is injected as a stream into the central zone of combustion tunnel, and part of the fuel is injected into said central pyrolysis zone to mix with said first oxidizing gas to create a highly luminous, high temperature flame core containing microparticles of carbon of the proper size for maximum luminosity and high temperature, and a relatively small amount of hydrocarbon radicals. In addition, the remaining part of the fuel is injected in a plurality of streams about said flame core to mix with a second oxidizing gas containing a lower oxygen concentration than the first oxidizing gas and injecting said second oxidizing mixture about said flame core and said remaining fuel flow to mix with said remaining fuel flow. This creates a plurality of fuel lean flames which are directed toward said luminous flame core to form a final flame pattern having high temperature, high luminosity and low NO.sub.x content.
A method of combusting combustible material in a burner having a combustion tunnel with an outlet opening to generate a high temperature, high luminosity flame, comprising the steps of:
A burner for combustion of combustible material to generate a high temperature, high luminosity flame which comprises:
A method of combusting combustible material in a burner having a combustion tunnel with an outlet opening to generate a high temperature, high luminosity flame, comprising the steps of:
A burner for combustion of combustible material to generate a high temperature, high luminosity flame which comprises:
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