Horizontal type cyclone combustion biomass burning machine

Abstract

The invention provides a horizontal type cyclone combustion biomass burning machine, wherein the horizontal type cyclone combustion biomass burning machine enables fuel to burn sufficiently, prevents the fuel from coking and accumulating and has a long service life. The horizontal type cyclone combustion biomass burning machine comprises a horizontal type cylindrical combustion chamber, wherein one end of the combustion chamber is closed, and the closed end is provided with an outlet of a fuel feeding passageway. A feeding auger is arranged inside the fuel feeding passageway, and a blower nozzle which is used for blowing air to the outlet of the fuel feeding passageway is arranged on the fuel feeding passageway. A wind inlet passageway is formed in the wall of the combustion chamber, a cyclone pipe is arranged on the inner wall of the combustion chamber, and an inner cavity of the cyclone pipe is communicated with the wind inlet passageway. Wind outlets are formed in the cyclone pipe, an acute angle is formed between the axial direction of each wind outlet and the radial direction of the cylindrical combustion chamber, and therefore gas which enters the inner cavity of the cyclone pipe from the wind inlet passageway and comes out from the wind outlets is enabled to form vortexes rotating in the same direction in the cylindrical combustion chamber.

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technical field [0001] The technology relates to a burner, specifically, a horizontal cyclone burning biomass burner. Background technique [0002] The traditional biomass pellet burner has a flat-bottomed fixed grate at the bottom, and the combustion uses a blower to force the air from under the grate. This kind of grate needs a certain gap to meet the oxygen supplement during the combustion process of biomass fuel. However, during the combustion process, biomass fuel will always form coke due to incomplete combustion, so it is necessary to deal with coke continuously to prevent coking and cover the fixed grate completely, otherwise black smoke will appear. Disposal will cause the furnace to go out. Therefore, the problem existing in the existing biomass burner is that it is necessary to choose a fuel that will not coke. Even if a fuel that does not coke is selected, a large amount of ash will accumulate on the grate after a long period of operation, resulting in the effec...

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[0002] The traditional biomass pellet burner has a flat-bottomed fixed grate at the bottom, and the combustion uses a blower to force the air from under the grate. This kind of grate needs a certain gap to meet the oxygen supply of the biomass fuel combustion process. However, during the combustion process, biomass fuel will always form coke due to incomplete combustion, so it is necessary to deal with coke continuously to prevent coking and cover the fixed grate completely, otherwise black smoke will appear. Processing will caus

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