Integral low nox injection burner
CA 2328240 A1 · Owner: North American Manufacturing Company · Inventors: Newby, John N.; Robertson, Thomas F.; Nieszczur, Keith J.
Overview
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A low NOx burner and related method are disclosed including the steps of supplying a first reactant stream and introducing a second reactant stream into the first reactant stream at a first point so as to produce co-flowing streams. This resulting fuel/oxidant stream is discharged into a furnace environment having inert combustion products substantially equilibrated to furnace temperature, so as to entrain the combustion products and mix them together with the co-flowing stream. The temperature of the co-flowing stream is increased by the entrained products until it ignites in a combustion region displaced from the first point. Thus ignition cannot occur until the reactant stream …
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- Filed April 29, 1999. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended April 29, 2019.
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