Supplementary heating for combined power generation and cycle applications
There is a large amount of heat in the exhaust gas emitted from gas turbines in power plants, which can be directly heated or used to generate steam
And driving the steam turbine again generates more current. When the required heat exceeds the available heat in the exhaust gas discharged from the turbine, compensation can be applied
Charging and heating. Eclipse Inc. has a FlueFire burner specifically designed for this purpose. It is a burner installed in a pipeline, which can directly
Installed between turbine exhaust gas and waste heat utilization boiler. This burner is also suitable for heating fresh air.
Adjustment ratio
The FlueFire burner can optimize the thermal efficiency of the system as it extracts oxygen from the exhaust gas emitted by the turbine. The adjustment ratio is at 10:1, without the need for isolation
Any burner. This allows the burner to maintain temperature consistency within the pipeline while meeting the changing heat input requirements. Flame stability and low nitrogen oxide
The design of the FlueFire burner ensures that the exhaust gas emitted from the turbine is evenly mixed with the fuel, even if the fuel used has a low calorific value, it can still pass through the burner
When the pressure drops to 100Pa (0.4 '' w.c.), a very stable flame is generated, resulting in ensuring clean combustion and low emissions of nitrogen oxides, which are
This is achieved by creating a vortex flow of burner exhaust gas into the nozzle, and the vortex flow can always cool the burner components, allowing for a higher downstream pressure
Temperature.
