Combined sulphur burning furnace and boiler
CA 1237573 A · Owner: C-I-L Inc. · Inventors: Cameron, Gordon M.; Mcfarland, John
Overview
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Combined Sulphur Burning Furnace and Boiler A combined sulphur burning furnace and water-cooled boiler arrangement for producing a cooled gaseous sulphur, dioxide-air mixture in which the furnace is located below the boiler tubes arrangement in a vertical cylindrical, shell. The hot gases produced in the furnace exit axially into an upper chamber defined by the water-tube arrangement and pass through the cooling water-tube arrangement in radial outward flow to an outer chamber provided with cold-side by-pass control means and then exit the shell. The apparatus provides for savings in ducting foundations, piping and the like; and permits more efficient sulphur burning and cooling.
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- Granted June 7, 1988. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 7, 2005.
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