Low NO.sub.x burner system
AssigneeThe Babcock & Wilcox Company
InventorsJohn B. Kitto, Jr., Roger J. Kleisley, Albert D. LaRue, Chris E. Latham, Thomas A. Laursen
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AssigneeThe Babcock & Wilcox Company
InventorsJohn B. Kitto, Jr., Roger J. Kleisley, Albert D. LaRue, Chris E. Latham, Thomas A. Laursen
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A low NO.sub.x burner system for a furnace having spaced apart front and rear walls, comprises a double row of cell burners on each of the front and rear walls. Each cell burner is either of the inverted type with a secondary air nozzle spaced vertically below a coal nozzle, or the non-inverted type where the coal nozzle is below the secondary air port. The inverted and non-inverted cells alternate or are provided in other specified patterns at least in the lower row of cells. A small percentage of the total air can be also provided through the hopper or hopper throat forming the bottom of the furnace, or through the boiler hopper side walls. A shallow angle impeller design also advances the purpose of the invention which is to reduce CO and H.sub.2 S admissions while maintaining low NO.sub.x generation.
A low NO.sub.x burner system for a furnace having spaced apart front and rear walls connected between spaced apart side walls, the furnace including a lower hopper, the system comprising:
A low NO.sub.x burner system for a furnace having spaced apart front and rear walls connected between spaced apart side walls, the furnace including a lower hopper, the system comprising:
A low NO.sub.x burner system for a furnace having spaced apart front and rear walls connected between spaced apart side walls, the furnace including a lower hopper, the system comprising:
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