NASA NTRS · 19840008208
Micronized coal burner facility
Abstract
A combustor or burner system in which the ash resulting from burning a coal in oil mixture is of submicron particle size is described. The burner system comprises a burner section, a flame exit nozzle, a fuel nozzle section, and an air tube by which preheated air is directed into the burner section. Regulated air pressure is delivered to a fuel nozzle. Means are provided for directing a mixture of coal particles and oil from a drum to a nozzle at a desired rate and pressure while means returns excess fuel to the fuel drum. Means provide for stable fuel pressure supply from the fuel pump to the fuel nozzle.
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Calfo, F. D., Lupton, M. W.. 1984-01-17. Micronized coal burner facility. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840008208
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