Burners having fuel plenums
Abstract
Burners having a fuel plenum in a base are disclosed. One disclosed example apparatus includes a base of a burner, the base comprising a fuel plenum and coupled to fuel nozzles, where at least one of the fuel nozzles is in fluid communication with the fuel plenum. The disclosed example apparatus also includes a burner head of the burner comprising nozzle passages in fluid communication with an airflow path, where the burner head defines a pilot combustion space that opens towards a flame tube of the burner, and is in fluid communication with the airflow path, and where each nozzle passage is to receive a fuel nozzle to provide fuel to entrain with air from the airflow path.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A method for producing heated gas, comprising:
providing a burner with a flame tube and a burner-head body, which comprises a combustion space positioned in the flame tube, and a pilot combustion space enclosed by the burner-head body and open towards the combustion space; providing air and injecting fuel into the pilot combustion space; igniting the fuel which provided into the pilot combustion space; providing air and fuel into the combustion space as an air-fuel mixture; and combusting the air-fuel mixture in the combustion space, wherein the burner-head body is cooled with the air provided into the combustion space.
2 . The method as claimed in claim 1 wherein the air provided into the combustion space and the fuel provided into the combustion space is provided into the combustion space in a relatively swirl-free manner as a premixed air-fuel mixture.
3 . The method as defined in claim 1 , wherein the burner-head body is cooled with air that flows via flow paths along the outer surface of the burner-head body and moves into the combustion space via nozzle passages formed in the burner-head body.
4 . The method as defined in claim 1 , wherein the pilot combustion space is provided in an insert, fastened on a base, which has a wall that projects into a burner head, and is cooled with air which flows through at least one flow passage formed between the insert and the burner head.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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