Gas-operated premixing burner for gas turbine
AssigneeAsea Brown Boveri AG
InventorFranz Joos
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Abstract
In a gas-operated, flame-stabilizing premixing burner for a combustion chamber, the combustion air can be introduced at least approximately tangentially into a premixing space (130). The fuel is injected via a plurality of nozzles (117) lined up in the longitudinal direction of the premixing space and is intensively mixed with the combustion air prior to ignition. The nozzles (117) are subdivided into at least two groups having a separate fuel feed (120, 121) in each case.
Claims4
A gas-operated, flame-stabilizing premixing burner for a combustion chamber of a gas turbine, comprising:
- a burner wall having two, oppositely located, longitudinally extending openings for tangentially directed flows of combustion air into a premixing space defined by the burner wall;
- a plurality of nozzles lined up in the longitudinal direction of the premixing space adjacent to the openings to inject fuel to intensively mix with the combustion air prior to ignition, wherein the nozzles are subdivided into a first group proximal an inner end of the burner space and a second group proximal an outlet end of the burner space;
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- first and second separate fuel feed lines to provide fuel respectively to the first and second groups, wherein the burner is operable at partial load with only the first group of nozzles, and wherein at full load the first group and second group inject fuel for a substantially uniform fuel concentration across the burner outlet.
A gas-operated, flame-stabilizing premixing burner for a combustion chamber of a gas turbine, comprising:
- a burner wall having two, oppositely located, longitudinally extending openings for tangentially directed flows of combustion air into a premixing space defined by the burner wall;
- a first plurality of fuel nozzles proximal an inner end of the burner space and a second plurality of fuel nozzles proximal an outlet end of the burner space, the first and second pluralities of nozzles disposed in the longitudinal direction along the openings to inject fuel into the premixing space;
- first and second separate fuel feed conduits to provide fuel individually to each of the first and second pluralities of fuel nozzles,
- wherein the first plurality of nozzles includes a sufficient number of nozzles for operating the burner during partial load with only the first plurality of nozzles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.