System to Lower Emissions and Improve Energy Efficiency on Fossil Fuels and Bio-Fuels Combustion Systems
Abstract
The present invention relates to a water heater system comprising: a hot water boiler having top, bottom and side walls; a flue connected to the top wall; a burner secured to a side wall of the first housing; a combustible feeder connected to the burner; an evaporator having a housing, the housing comprising an outlet, heat exchange elements located in the housing and a water discharge device spaced above the heat exchange elements, wherein the evaporator provides a source of humid air to the burner for increasing the combustion product dew point and to reduce NOx emission when burned; and a heat recovery system connected to the flue wherein the heat is used for heating water used by the water discharge device.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A water heater system comprising:
a hot water boiler having
top, bottom and side walls;
a flue connected to said top wall;
a burner secured to one side wall;
a combustible feeder connected to said burner;
an evaporator having a housing, said housing comprising an outlet, heat exchange elements located in said housing and a water discharge device spaced above said heat exchange elements, wherein said evaporator provides a source of humid air to said burner for increasing the combustion product dew point and to reduce NOx emission when burned; and a heat recovery system connected to said flue wherein said heat is used for heating water used by said water discharge device.
2 . The system of claim 1 , further comprising
a flue gas analyzer connected to said flue and to the outlet of said evaporator for measuring the level of at least one of CO 2 , thermal and fuel NOx and H 2 O and for measuring the temperature and water content at said outlet of said evaporator; and a controller for analyzing said level of at least one of CO 2 , thermal and fuel NOx and H 2 O and said temperature and water content at said outlet of said evaporator, wherein if at least one of these values, alone or in combination, indicate a sub-optimal combustion condition, said controller adjusts the operation parameters of said water heater system to reach optimal combustion condition.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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