Gas burner and burning method achieving ultra-low nitrogen oxide emission

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of energy conservation, emission reduction and low-pollution burning, in particular to a gas burner and burning method achieving ultra-low nitrogen oxide emission. The gas burner achieving ultra-low nitrogen oxide emission comprises a mixer, a pre-mixing burning section and an after-burning section. Total gas is divided into primary fuel and secondary fuel; the primary fuel accounts for 25%-55% of the total gas and is evenly mixed with total combustion-supporting air, and emission of nitric oxide is restrained through the low-fuel-concentration pre-mixing burning principle; the secondary fuel accounts for 45%-75% of the total gas, and emission of the nitric oxide is restrained through the low-oxygen-concentration diffusive burning principle; and meanwhile the low content of residual oxygen in a burnt product is ensured, and the temperature of exhaust gas is high. In the pre-mixing burning section, ceramic porous filler is used as a medium for stable flames, and the stability of low-fuel-concentration pre-mixing burning is achieved; and the ceramic porous filler is of a divergent structure, so that tempering is effectively avoided, and safety is improved. Compared with a conventional burning mode, the nitrogen oxide emission can be reduced by 50%-90%, and the nitrogen oxide emission concentration under rated loads is lower than 30 mg/m<3>.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of energy saving, emission reduction and low-pollution combustion, in particular to a gas burner and a combustion method for reducing nitrogen oxide emissions. Under the premise of not affecting the combustion efficiency and operating cost of the burner, it is compared with conventional combustion methods It can reduce the emission of nitrogen oxides in combustion flue gas by 50% to 90%, and the concentration of nitrogen oxides emitted by the burner at rated load is lower than 30mg / m 3 . Background technique [0002] The current research on low-NOx emission combustion technology is divided into three directions: pretreatment of fuel and air; optimal configuration of air and fuel and burner structure design; post-treatment of flue gas. For fuel and air pretreatment methods and flue gas treatment methods, due to complex systems, large investment, large land occupation, and high operating costs, they are not s...

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Problems solved by technology

For fuel and air pretreatment methods and flue gas treatment methods, due to the complexity of the system, large investment, large land occupation, and high operating costs, it is not suitable for relatively dispersed users and burners with low power.

While suppressing the formation of nitrogen oxides, low-nitrogen burners are often accompanied by reduced combustion efficiency, reduced combustion temperature, or increased excess air coefficient, resulting in reduced combustion efficiency and increased operating costs.

At present, the most widely used flue gas reci

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