Method for calcination of a material with low nox emissions
A calcination and fuel technology, applied in the combustion method, combustion air/fuel supply, burner, etc., can solve problems such as mixing of unburned materials
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[0049] 1 and 2 each schematically show the arrangement of two inert gas lances 2 and an oxygen or oxygen-enriched gas lance 3 around the burner 1 at the outlet of the rotary calciner. The furnace 5 is slightly inclined so that the clinker 6 can be discharged. The burner 1 is supplied with a flow a of fuel and primary air. The flame F is obtained after the flow a is ignited at the outlet of the burner 1 .
[0050] In Figures 1, 2 and 3, the flame F is divided into two combustion zones I and II. The boundary of these two zones I and II is formed by the line where the flame F exceeds the temperature of 1500°C: in zone I the temperature is below 1500°C and in zone II the temperature is above 1500°C.
[0051] The rotary kiln 5 is also equipped with air injection means (not shown in the figure) for delivering the secondary air flow b around the burners. Flow b provides most of the combustion air and thus makes it possible to complete the combustion of the fuel initiated by the pr...
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