Pulverized coal burner for oxyfuel combustion boiler
AssigneesIHI Corporation, Electric Power Development Co., Ltd.
InventorsShuuhei Terushita, Toshihiko Yamada, Shuzo Watanabe, Terutoshi Uchida
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Abstract
A pulverized coal burner for an oxyfuel combustion boiler which attains uniform combustion from a pulverized coal burner and which constrains a temperature rise of an oxygen injection nozzle is provided. The burner includes burner inner and outer cylinders arranged to penetrate a wind box and come close to a throat portion. A pulverized coal feed passage is provided between the burner inner and outer cylinders. A plurality of oxygen injection devices are arranged outwardly of the burner outer cylinder so as to directly feed oxygen ahead of the burner outer cylinder.
Claims7
A pulverized coal burner for an oxyfuel combustion boiler comprising:
- burner inner and outer cylinders which penetrate a wind box and come close to a throat portion;
- a pulverized coal feed passage provided between the burner inner and outer cylinders;
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- a plurality of oxygen injection means positioned outwardly from the burner outer cylinder, penetrating the wind box and coming close to the throat portion for directly feeding oxygen ahead of the burner outer cylinder,
- wherein a tip of the burner outer cylinder is disposed inside of the oxygen injection means and directly adjacent to a tip of the oxygen injection means, the tip of the burner outer cylinder being an outlet surface of the burner outer cylinder perpendicular to a central axis of the burner outer cylinder, the tip of the oxygen injection means being an outlet surface of the oxygen injection means perpendicular to the central axis of the burner outer cylinder, and
- wherein each of the oxygen injection means includes the tip on an injection side disposed behind the tip of the burner outer cylinder to prevent injected oxygen from hitting the tip of the burner outer cylinder and to prevent flame from the tip of the burner outer cylinder from hitting the tip of the oxygen injection means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.