A cross-fire device that organizes combustion and conducts the flame to the ducted airflow
A technology for organizing combustion and external ducts, applied in combustion chambers, combustion methods, combustion equipment, etc., can solve the problem of not solving the problem of introducing internal flames into external ducts with fresh air, increasing the blockage area and weight, and improving work efficiency. Efficiency, the effect of making full use of space
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[0028] According to an embodiment of the present invention, afterburner (such as figure 1 As shown), remove the device behind the turbine rear support plate 4 and the splitter ring 5, and transform the splitter ring (such as figure 2 shown). The turbine rear strut 4 in the traditional afterburner is used as a flame stabilizer in the connotation channel, and its modification method is detailed in the strut flame stabilizing device with concave cavity and the flame stabilizing method, patent number: 201010135627.X, and The Co-Flame device replaces the original splitter ring, and while maintaining the original layout, it is only 3 to 5 mm thicker than the original layout.
[0029] image 3 Schematically shows the cross-fire device, the direction of air flow and the swirl distribution for flame stabilization in the afterburner of an aero-engine. The internal channel airflow is mixed with the fuel oil through the fuel injection hole of the support plate, and forms a vortex at t...
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[0032] According to another embodiment of the present invention, the cross-fire device (such as figure 2 Shown) further modified to achieve better results. Add a fuel injection rod in the inner cavity to make it spray fuel upwards, and open a hole on the upper plate of the cross-fire device. In this way, the outer duct is filled and supplied with oil, so that the combustion of the outer duct is more complete, more heat energy is provided, and greater thrust is generated.
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