catalytic burner
A catalytic burner and catalyst technology, which is applied in the direction of burners, burners, and combustion using catalytic materials, and can solve problems such as failure to meet emission standards
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[0128] Boiler tests were performed in a domestic size boiler (NTI Trinity Ti150, commercially available from NY Thermal-St. John, New Brunswick, California). Burners are commercially available and have sheets of FeCrAl metal fiber mesh. The mesh was removed and replaced with various media for testing. With 30% excess air (EA) and a firing rate of 15.8-158MJ / h (15-150kBtu / h) (equivalent to 544-5440MJ / h / m 2 (48-480kBtu / h / ft 2 ) of the input power density) to carry out experiments. The boiler inlet water temperature was kept constant at 60°C and the temperature rise across the boiler (outlet temperature minus inlet temperature) was 11°C. The gaseous emissions are sampled from the boiler's flue gas and passed through a cooler to remove any water vapor before being sent to a series of gas analyzers. The concentrations of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and methane in the sampled gases were determined by the infrared absorption method using a Horiba VIA-510 gas analyzer (Irvine...
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[0133]Burner testing in a custom open pit burner. Methane and dry air were metered using a mass flow controller (available as AALBORG GFCS-010066 from Aalborg, Orangeburg, New York) and sent through a loop containing a series of perforated circles. Dish mixing chamber. The premixed gases were then fired in a semi-cylindrical burner head that mimics the geometry of the boiler burner in Example 1 and is mounted on a flat surface. The temperature of the packed bed was monitored using a K-type thermocouple (Omega Engineering, Stamford, Connecticut), while emissions were measured using the method described in Example 1. Due to the entrainment of ambient gases in the gas sampling, the measured CO2 and unburned methane x Results are scaled to combustion products appropriate for known inputs. Tables 4 and 5 summarize the NO of carrier B, carrier A, catalyst media particle D, and catalyst media particle F x Discharge and packed bed temperature data. First compare the catalyst vs. ...
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