System and method for cogeneration from mixed oil and inert solids, furnace and fuel nozzle for the same
AssigneeSilverStreet Group, LLC
InventorsJames L. Lobik, Peter A. Howe
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AssigneeSilverStreet Group, LLC
InventorsJames L. Lobik, Peter A. Howe
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This invention provides a system and method for efficiently and completely combusting oil in mixture with particulate solids. A furnace (kiln) having a feed nozzle with a lead screw drives the mixture from a feed hopper. This nozzle includes forced-air jets/ports at its tip providing makeup air and allowing atomization of the mixture. The nozzle thereby directs the mixture into a rotating combustion chamber that is tilted downwardly from the front toward a solid waste outlet port at the rear. Uncombusted fuel and air backflow to an upper, secondary chamber near the primary chamber front, and are completely combusted at a high temperature. Gasses exit a flue that can include a heat exchanger. This heat exchanger can be operatively connected to a heating device or other mechanism that converts the heat into usable energy. The nozzle can include a cone with axially tilted air ports about its perimeter.
A nozzle assembly for feeding a mixture of solid particulates and oil to a combustion location under pressure comprising:
A nozzle assembly for feeding a mixture of solid particulates and oil to a combustion location under pressure comprising:
A nozzle assembly for feeding a mixture of solid particulates and oil to a combustion location under pressure comprising:
A nozzle assembly for feeding a mixture of solid particulates and oil to a combustion location under pressure comprising:
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