Blast-injecting forced-advancing full pre-mixing energy-saving combustor

Abstract

The invention provides a blast-injecting forced-advancing full pre-mixing energy-saving combustor which comprises a main cavity, a blast pipe, a fuel gas pipe, a nozzle, a fire distributor and a firing needle, wherein the blast pipe and the fuel gas pipe are connected with the main cavity; the nozzle is connected with the fuel gas pipe; and the fire distributor and the firing needle are arranged at the top of the main cavity. The blast-injecting forced-advancing full pre-mixing energy-saving combustor is characterized in that a screen, a flow fixer and a gas flow mixer are sequentially arranged between the fire distributor and the nozzle in the main cavity; the caliber of the gas outlet end of the flow fixer is smaller than the caliber of a gas inlet end of the flow fixer; the flow mixer is a cylinder of which the diameter corresponds to the internal diameter of the main cavity; and a plurality of gas mixing holes are arranged vertically along the cylinder and the calibers of all gas outlet ends of the gas mixing holes are smaller than the calibers of all gas inlet ends of the gas mixing holes. By adopting the structure, the effects of the high efficiency, the energy conservation and the environment protection are achieved.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to a gas burner, in particular to a full premixed energy-saving burner with blowing injection and forced entry. Background technique: [0002] There are generally two types of burners for existing gas stoves. The first type is an atmospheric burner with an ejector tube. The kinetic energy ejected from the nozzle inhales a certain amount of air, forms a mixed gas, and ignites and burns on the flame distribution cover on the burner to generate a Bunsen flame. To achieve complete combustion, a large amount of secondary air must be supplemented, otherwise smoke emissions will occur It is too high and the thermal efficiency is low. The second is an infrared burner with an ejector type. The diameter of the burner head is about Φ140mm. If the primary air is too much, although the smoke emission and thermal efficiency are improved compared with the former, the heat flow is limited, the heat intensity of the burning flame is low, the adj...

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[0002] There are generally two types of burners for existing gas stoves. The first type is an atmospheric burner with an ejector tube. The kinetic energy ejected from the nozzle inhales a certain amount of air, forms a mixed gas, and ignites and burns on the flame distribution cover on the burner to generate a Bunsen flame. To achieve complete combustion, a large amount of secondary air must be supplemented, otherwise smoke emissions will occur It is too high and the thermal efficiency is low. The second is an infrared burner with an ejector type. The diameter of the burner head is about Φ140mm. If the primary air is too much, although the smoke emission and thermal efficiency are improved compared with the former, the heat flow is limited, the heat intensity of the burning flame is low, the adjustment range is

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