Static mixer assembly suitable for use with injected gas in SCR and/or other applications
AssigneeMitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas, Inc.
InventorsPaul Harris, Robert Mudry, Peikang Jin
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AssigneeMitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas, Inc.
InventorsPaul Harris, Robert Mudry, Peikang Jin
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A static mixer is described in which rows of mixing plates are used in a combination with nozzles that are located with respect to the mixing plates in a manner that is designed to produce a high level of mixing without significantly impeding the flow of flue gas passing through the rows of mixer plates. In various embodiments, the static mixer includes rows of tilted plates, and the injection lance nozzles are positioned to align with row boundaries corresponding to the boundaries between consecutive rows of mixing plates. In some embodiments, there are N rows of mixing plates and N-1 rows of nozzles. In some embodiments the nozzles are positioned to coincide with the boundaries between rows. The mixer assembly including injection nozzles and/or lances can be implemented in a relatively compact manner allowing for it to be placed in a shorter length of flue than many other mixer assemblies.
A mixer assembly, comprising:
The mixer assembly of 6, wherein said first row of mixing plates includes pairs of mixing plates of at least two different sizes, said pairs of mixing plates of different sizes including a first pair of mixing plates of a first size and a second pair of mixing plates of a second size, said second size being smaller than said first size.
A mixer assembly, comprising:
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