Additive manufacturing merges the flow rate limiter and fuel injector into a single component, eliminating alignment issues between separate parts.
Segmented branch lines distribute fuel uniformly without high admission pressure, lowering thermal inertia and material costs.
A fuel injector injects high-pressure gas into the fuel duct to create effervescence and reduce atomization time.
Segmenting combustion into duct and surface burners compensates for gas turbine exhaust interruptions, ensuring reliable heat supply.
Dual pilot circuits segment fuel flow to reduce carbon formation and lower delivery pressure during low power operation.
Varying blade spacing in the air swirler disrupts coherent acoustic amplification, reducing combustor instability and NOx emissions.
A liquid fuel supply system creates stable emulsions using turbulent flow in piping sections.
A fuel nozzle with a tapered spray well bottom surface directs purge flow back through the main orifice.
Axially braced ceramic tube segments transmit radial forces via a resilient intermediate layer, preventing tensile stress during thermal expansion.
A vehicle heater flame tube uses an asymmetric flow cross-section to direct exhaust gases into peripheral areas for uniform heat transfer.