Combustion system for a coal-fired furnace having an air nozzle for discharging air along the inner surface of a furnace wall
OwnerJoel Vatskyinventor
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Abstract
A combustion system in which a coal/primary air mixture is discharged from burners located in the corners of the furnace towards an imaginary circle disposed in the center of the furnace. Air is discharged from air nozzles also located in the corners of the furnace in two flow streams--one directed towards the center of the furnace in a combustion-supporting relation to the fuel, and the other along the inner surfaces of the furnace boundary walls to maintain an oxidizing atmosphere and minimize corrosion and slagging.
Claims7
A combustion system for a fuel-fired furnace having four walls, the system comprising at least one air nozzle comprising a housing for receiving air and discharging air into the interior of the furnace, means for mounting the housing to at least one furnace wall for pivotal movement about a horizontal axis to vary its air discharge pattern along the height of the furnace, a damper blade mounted in the housing about a vertical axis for splitting the air into two streams and directing one stream along the inner surface of a furnace wall and the other stream towards the center of the furnace;
- and a burner mounted to the at least one furnace wall in a vertically spaced relation to the air nozzle for discharging fuel into the furnace, the damper blade directing the other stream into a combustion-supporting relation with the fuel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.