A dual-fuel low-emission combustor for a gas turbine
A gas turbine and burner technology, which is applied to combustion chambers, combustion methods, combustion equipment, etc., can solve problems such as shortening the service life of gas turbines, achieve good market application prospects, increase service life, and reduce water consumption.
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[0031] This embodiment provides a dual-fuel low-emission burner for gas turbines, characterized in that: the dual-fuel low-emission burner for gas turbines includes a main burner, a liquid fuel inlet for the main burner, a secondary combustion Gas Fuel Inlet for Main Burner, Liquid Fuel Nozzle for Main Burner, Radial Swirl, Premix Sleeve, Cooling Cover, Gas Fuel Boom for Main Burner, Gas Fuel Inlet for Main Burner, Secondary Burner, Center Liquid Fuel Nozzle , connecting bolts;
[0032] Both the natural gas and diesel oil of the main burner are fed into the vane channel of the radial swirler, and the mixing of fuel and air is realized in the swirler vane channel and the downstream premixing sleeve;
[0033] The gas fuel supply of the main burner is in the form of a gas fuel spray rod extending into the radial swirler vane channel;
[0034] The liquid fuel supply of the main burner adopts a direct injection nozzle structure;
[0035] The liquid fuel nozzles of the main burner...
Embodiment 2
[0046] The difference with embodiment 1 is:
[0047] The gas fuel supply of the main burner adopts a direct injection nozzle structure;
[0048] The liquid fuel supply of the main burner adopts the centrifugal pressure atomizing nozzle structure.
[0049] Inclined cooling holes are designed on the outer wall of the premixing sleeve, the angle of inclination is 45° with the axial direction, which is used to blow off the fuel attached near the low-velocity area of the wall to prevent the occurrence of backfire.
Embodiment 3
[0051] The difference with embodiment 1 and 2 is:
[0052] The gas fuel supply of the main burner adopts the swirl vane nozzle structure;
[0053] The liquid fuel supply of the main burner adopts the spiral nozzle structure.
[0054] Inclined cooling holes are designed on the outer wall of the premixing sleeve, the angle of inclination is 75° with the axial direction, which is used to blow off the fuel attached near the low velocity area of the wall surface to prevent the occurrence of backfire.
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