AU2006329699A1 - Staged oxyfuel combustion method using pre-heated reagents - Google Patents
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PHILLIPS ORMONDE & FITZPATRICK 367 Collins Street, MELBOURNE 3000. Ref: ENTRY TO NATIONAL PHASE IN AUSTRALIA APPLICANT(S): L'Air Liquide, Societ6 Anonyme pour I'Etude et I'Exploitation des Procedes Georges Claude, a French company, of 75 Quai d'Orsay, F-75007 Paris, France REFERENCE: 830421 On behalf of the above applicant we hereby confirm the intention that the International Application identified below proceed as a patent request for the grant of a standard complete patent to the applicant as nominated person for an invention entitled: STAGED OXYFUEL COMBUSTION METHOD USING PRE-HEATED REAGENTS The International Application is: International No. PCT/FR2006/051371 Details of basic application: 0554032 France FR 22 Dec 2005 We enclose the following: English translation of the International Application and specification Notice of Entitlement Preliminary Amendments Fees, computed as follows: Basic fee $ 320.00 TOTAL $ 320.00 If there is any discrepancy in documentation or fee computation please advise to enable immediate rectification. 20 June 2008 Respectfully PHILLIPS ORMONDE & FITZPATRICK pIP Australia 2 0 JUN 2008 To: The Commissioner of Patents M POF Code: 1290/43509 6011 NR 10 June 2008 The Commissioner of Patents PO Box 200 WODEN ACT 2606 Madam L'Air Liquide, Societe Anonyme pour I'Etude et I'Exploitation des Procedes Georges Claude Australian Patent Application Title : STAGED OXYFUEL COMBUSTION METHOD USING PRE-HEATED REAGENTS Our Ref : 830421 STATEMENT OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 1. Delete pages 2 and 3 at present on file and substitute new pages 2, 3 and 3a as filed herewith in duplicate. 2. Delete all claims pages at present on file and substitute new claims pages 7 and 8 as filed herewith in duplicate. Respectfully PHILLIPS ORMONDE & FITZPATRICK MMH:JFQ:MCT WJFQ\830421\830421 SOPA 050608 dOc MCT -2 Preheating the reactants (oxygenated gas and fuel) has already been proposed in various schemes for recovering heat from the flue gases (US 6 071 116). Also disclosed, in WO 00/79182, is a burner in which both the fuel and the 5 oxidant are preheated. However, these documents do not mention the existence of problems associated with the use of hot reactants. However, the use of hot reactants may result in the following disadvantages: - increase in the flame velocity of the reactant 10 mixture - the flame front then stabilizes close to the outlets of the various burner orifices, increasing the risk of overheating and premature destruction of the injectors; - increase in the flame temperature and thereby 15 increasing the radiative transfer to the charge and to the surface of the burner; and - increase in the level of thermal NOx, as a result of the increase in flame temperature. 20 The discussion of the background to the invention herein is included to explain the context of the invention. This is not to be taken as an admission that any of the material referred to was published, known or part of the common general knowledge as at the priority date of any of 25 the claims. Throughout the description and claims of the specification the word "comprise" and variations of the word, such as "comprising" and "comprises", is not intended to exclude 30 other additives, components, integers or steps. One aspect of the present invention is to propose design rules for a burner employing staged oxycombustion and -3 preheated reactants so as to retain the advantages of staged oxycombustion without incurring the risks associated with the use of preheated reactants. 5 According to the present invention, there is provided a process for burning a fuel using an oxygen-rich oxygenated gas in which the following are injected into a combustion chamber: - a jet of the fuel; and 10 - at least two jets of the oxygenated gas: the first jet of the oxygenated gas, called the primary jet, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter D and being injected around the jet of fuel and in an amount such that it causes a first 15 incomplete combustion, the gases resulting from this first combustion still comprising at least some of the fuel and the second jet of the oxygenated gas, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter d, placed 20 at a distance 1 from the orifice for introducing the first, primary jet of oxygenated gas, so as to enter into combustion with that part of the fuel present in the gases resulting from the first combustion; and in which: 25 - the jet of the fuel emerges within the primary jet of oxygenated gas at a point set back from the wall of the combustion chamber, said point being located at a distance r therefrom; - the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas is preheated to a 30 temperature of at least 300'C; - the r/D ratio is: either between 5 and 20; or between 0.75 and 3; and -3a - the 1/d ratio is at least 2. The r/D ratio is preferably between 7 and 15. The 1/d ratio is preferably at least 10. 5 The process according to the invention employs combustion in which the oxidant is an oxygen-rich oxygenated gas, that is to say one having a higher oxygen concentration than air. This may be oxidant-enriched air or pure 10 oxygen. Preferably, the oxygen concentration of this oxygenated gas is at least 70% by volume. The process according to the invention employs combustion in which at least the oxygenated gas is preheated to a 15 temperature of at least 300 0 C. This preheating may be carried out by any known method of the prior art. Preferably, this is preheating using a recuperator, for recovering the heat of the combustion flue gases. The fuel may also be preheated, preferably to at least 300 0 C. 20 -7 THE CLAIMS DEFINING THE INVENTION ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1. A process for burning a fuel using an oxygen-rich oxygenated gas in which the following are injected 5 into a combustion chamber: - a jet of the fuel; and - at least two jets of the oxygenated gas: the first jet of the oxygenated gas, called the primary jet, being introduced via an 10 orifice having a diameter D and being injected around the jet of fuel and in an amount such that it causes a first incomplete combustion, the gases resulting from this first combustion still comprising at least some of the fuel and 15 the second jet of the oxygenated gas, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter d, placed at a distance 1 from the orifice for introducing the first, primary jet of oxygenated gas, so as to enter into 20 combustion with that part of the fuel present in the gases resulting from the first combustion; and in which: - the jet of the fuel emerges within the primary jet of oxygenated gas at a point set back from the 25 wall of the combustion chamber, said point being located at a distance r therefrom; - the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas is preheated to a temperature of at least 300'C, wherein: 30 - the r/D ratio is: either between 5 and 20; or between 0.75 and 3; and - the 1/d ratio is at least 2.
-8 2. The process as claimed in the preceding claim, wherein the r/D ratio is between 7 and 15. 5 3. The process as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein the 1/d ratio is at least 10. 4. The process as claimed in any one of the preceding claims, wherein the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas has an 10 oxygen concentration of at least 70% by volume. 5. The process as claimed in any one of the preceding claims, wherein the fuel is preheated to at least 300 0 C. 15 6. The process as claimed in any one of the preceding claims, wherein it is employed in a glass melting furnace. 20 7. The process as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein it is employed in a reheating furnace. 8. A process for burning a fuel using an oxygen-rich oxygenated gas substantially as hereinbefore 25 described with reference to the drawing.
MARKED UP COPY -2 Preheating the reactants (oxygenated gas and fuel) has already been proposed in various schemes for recovering heat from the flue gases (US 6 071 116). Also disclosed, in WO 00/79182, is a burner in which both the fuel and the 5 oxidant are preheated. However, these documents do not mention the existence of problems associated with the use of hot reactants. However, the use of hot reactants may result in the following disadvantages: - increase in the flame velocity of the reactant 10 mixture - the flame front then stabilizes close to the outlets of the various burner orifices, increasing the risk of overheating and premature destruction of the injectors; - increase in the flame temperature and thereby 15 increasing the radiative transfer to the charge and to the surface of the burner; and - increase in the level of thermal NOx, as a result of the increase in flame temperature. 20 The discussion of the background to the invention herein is included to explain the context of the invention. This is not to .be taken _as_ an admission that any of the material referred to was published, known or part of the common general knowledge as at the priority date of any of m. ............... 25 the claims. Throughout the description and claims of the specification the word "comprise" and variations of the word, such as "comprising"_ and "comprises", is not intended to exclude 30 other additives, components, integersor steps. One aspect of the present invention is to propose design rules for a burner employing staged oxycombustion and MARKED UP COPY -3 preheated reactants so as to retain the advantages of staged oxycombustion without incurring the risks associated with the use of preheated reactants. 5 According to the present invention, there is provided a process for burning a fuel using an oxygen-rich oxygenated gas in which the following are injected into a combustion chamber: - a jet of the fuel; and 10 - at least two jets of the oxygenated gas: the first jet of the oxygenated gas, called the primary jet, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter D and being injected around the jet of fuel and in an amount such that it causes a first 15 incomplete combustion, the gases resulting from this first combustion still comprising at least some of the fuel and the second jet of the oxygenated gas, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter d, placed 20 at a distance 1 from the orifice for introducing the first, primary jet of oxygenated gas, so as to enter into combustion with that part of the fuel present in the gases resulting from the first combustion; and in which: 25 - the jet of the fuel emerges within the primary jet of oxygenated gas at a point set back from the wall of the combustion chamber, said point being located at a distance r therefrom; - the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas is preheated to a 30 temperature of at least 300 0 C; - the r/D ratio is: either between 5 and 20; or between 0.75 and 3; and MARKED UP COPY -3a - the 1/d ratio is at least 2. The r/D ratio is preferably between 7 and 15. The 1/d ratio is preferably at least 10. 5 The process according to the invention employs combustion in which the oxidant is an oxygen-rich oxygenated gas, that is to say one having a higher oxygen concentration than air. This may be oxidant-enriched air or pure 10 oxygen. Preferably, the oxygen concentration of this oxygenated gas is at least 70% by volume. The process according to the invention employs combustion in which at least the oxygenated gas is preheated to a 15 temperature of at least 3000C. This preheating may be carried out by any known method of the prior art. Preferably, this is preheating using a recuperator, for recovering the heat of the combustion flue gases. The fuel may also be preheated, preferably to at least 300 0 C. 20 MARKED UP COPY -7 THE CLAIMS DEFINING THE INVENTION ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1. A process for burning a fuel using an oxygen-rich oxygenated gas in which the following are injected 5 into a combustion chamber: - a jet of the fuel; and - at least two jets of the oxygenated gas: the first jet of the oxygenated gas, called the primary jet, being introduced via an 10 orifice having a diameter D and being injected around the jet of fuel and in an amount such that it causes a first incomplete combustion, the gases resulting from this first combustion still comprising at least some of the fuel and 15 the second jet of the oxygenated gas, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter d, placed at a distance 1 from the orifice for introducing the first, primary jet of oxygenated gas, so as to enter into 20 combustion with that part of the fuel present in the gases resulting from the first combustion; and in which: - the jet of the fuel emerges within the primary jet of oxygenated gas at a point set back from the 25 wall of the combustion chamber, said point being located at a distance r therefrom; - the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas is preheated to a temperature of at least 300 0 C, wherein: 30 - the r/D ratio is: either between 5 and 20; or between 0.75 and 3; and - the 1/d ratio is at least 2.
MARKED UP COPY -8 2. The process as claimed in the preceding claim, wherein the r/D ratio is between 7 and 15. 5 3. The process as claimed in claim 1 or 2, where _the 1/d ratio is at least 10. 4. The process as claimed in any-one of the preceding claims, wherein the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas has an 10 oxygen concentration of at least 70% by volume. 5. The process as claimed in any one of the preceding claims, wherein the fuel is preheated to at least 3000C. 15 6. The process as claimed in any one of the preceding claims, wherein it is employed in a glass melting furnace. 20 7. The process as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein it is employed in a reheating furnace. 8. A process for burning a fuel using an oxygen-rich oxygenated gas substantially as hereinbefore 25 described with reference to the drawing.
WO 2007/074278 PCT/FR2006/051371 Staged oxycombustion process employing preheated reactants 5 The present invention relates to a process for burning a fuel using an oxygen-rich oxygenated gas in which the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas is preheated to a temperature of at least 300 0 C. 10 At the present time, the two main preoccupations when designing burners intended for industrial furnaces are the efficiency of heat transfer to the charge and the reduction in polluting emissions, particularly nitrogen oxides. One of the most promising methods for meeting 15 these two preoccupations is staged oxycombustion using preheated reactants. This is because it is known that by staging the combustion it is possible to reduce the NOx emissions and that by preheating the reactants it is possible to make energy savings. 20 Oxycombustion is combustion employing an oxygenated gas having an oxygen concentration greater than air. The process of staged combustion of fuels consists in dividing the amount of oxidant needed for complete 25 combustion of the fuel into at least two oxidant streams introduced at different distances from the fuel stream. Thus, a first oxidant stream is introduced at a very short distance from the fuel stream. This first oxidant stream closest to the fuel stream is called the 30 primary stream - it allows partial combustion of the fuel at a controlled temperature that limits the formation of NOx. The other oxidant streams are introduced at a greater distance from the fuel than the primary oxidant stream. They are used to complete the 35 combustion with the fuel that has not reacted with the primary oxidant. These streams are called secondary streams.
- 2 Preheating the reactants (oxygenated gas and fuel) has already been proposed in various schemes for recovering heat from the flue gases (US 6 071 116). Also disclosed, in WO 00/79182, is a burner in which both 5 the fuel and the oxidant are preheated. However, these documents do not mention the existence of problems associated with the use of hot reactants. However, the use of hot reactants may result in the following disadvantages: 10 - increase in the flame velocity of the reactant mixture - the flame front then stabilizes close to the outlets of the various burner orifices, increasing the risk of overheating and premature destruction of the injectors; 15 - increase in the flame temperature and thereby increasing the radiative transfer to the charge and to the surface of the burner; and - increase in the level of thermal NOx, as a result of the increase in flame temperature. 20 The object of the present invention is to propose design rules for a burner employing staged oxycombustion and preheated reactants so as to retain the advantages of staged oxycombustion without 25 incurring the risks associated with the use of preheated reactants. For this purpose, the invention relates to a process for burning a fuel using an oxygen-rich oxygenated gas 30 in which the following are injected into a combustion chamber: - a jet of the fuel; and - at least two jets of the oxygenated gas: .the first jet of the oxygenated gas, called the 35 primary jet, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter D and being injected around the jet of fuel and in an amount such that it causes a first incomplete combustion, the gases resulting from this first combustion still comprising at - 3 least some of the fuel and . the second jet of the oxygenated gas, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter d, placed at a distance 1 from the orifice for 5 introducing the first, primary jet of oxygenated gas, so as to enter into combustion with that part of the fuel present in the gases resulting from the first combustion; and in which: 10 - the jet of the fuel emerges within the primary jet of oxygenated gas at a point set back from the wall of the combustion chamber, said point being located at a distance r therefrom; - the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas is preheated to 15 a temperature of at least 300 0 C; - the r/D ratio is: Either between 5 and 20, preferably between 7 and 15; Sor between 0.75 and 3; and 20 - the 1/d ratio is at least 2, preferably at least 10. The process according to the invention employs combustion in which the oxidant is an oxygen-rich 25 oxygenated gas, that is to say one having a higher oxygen concentration than air. This may be oxidant enriched air or pure oxygen. Preferably, the oxygen concentration of this oxygenated gas is at least 70% by volume. 30 The process according to the invention employs combustion in which at least the oxygenated gas is preheated to a temperature of at least 300 0 C. This preheating may be carried out by any known method of 35 the prior art. Preferably, this is preheating using a recuperator, for recovering the heat of the combustion flue gases. The fuel may also be preheated, preferably to at least 300 0
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- 4 The process according to the invention employs staged combustion in which the oxygenated gas is divided into two streams, which are introduced into the combustion chamber at various distances from the fuel jet. The 5 primary jet is introduced in contact with the fuel jet and surrounds it. The orifice of the injector introducing the primary jet into the combustion chamber has a diameter D. The end of this primary jet injector emerges directly in the combustion chamber. However, 10 the end of the fuel injector does not emerge directly in the combustion chamber but is set back from the wall of the combustion chamber: the end of the fuel injector emerges in the middle of the primary jet injector at a point set back from the wall of the combustion chamber, 15 situated at a distance r from said wall. The diameter of the fuel injector is generally adjusted so as to produce a stable flame. In general, 2 to 20% of the total amount of oxygenated gas needed to burn the fuel is introduced by means of the primary jet. The 20 complement of oxygenated gas is introduced by means of the secondary jet via an injector whose end opens directly in the combustion chamber and whose orifice has a diameter d. This injector of the secondary jet is placed at a distance 1 from the primary oxygenated gas 25 orifice, the distance 1 being measured between the edges closest to the orifices of the primary oxygenated gas injector and of the secondary oxygenated gas injector. 30 One of the essential features of the invention is that it is necessary to prevent the staged oxycombustion process being used with the fuel injector set back within the primary oxygenated gas injector with dimensions such that r/D is between 3 and 5. The 35 respective dimensions r and D are critical as they influence the volume of the cavity created by the fuel injector being set back within the primary oxygenated gas injector. By choosing the dimensions correctly, the invention makes it possible, on the one hand, to - 5 prevent the premixing flame developping in this cavity from damaging the ends of the fuel and primary oxygenated gas injectors and, on the other hand, to prevent the radiation emanating from the combustion 5 chamber from damaging the end of the combustion injector. Another essential feature of the invention is that the 1/d ratio must be at least 2 and preferably at least 10 10. Usually, the orifices via which the reactants are injected have a circular cross section. However, the invention also covers the cases in which the cross 15 sections of these orifices are not of circular shape. In the latter cases, the diameters d and D mentioned above correspond to the hydraulic diameters of noncircular cross sections, the hydraulic diameter being defined as the ratio of 4 times the area of the 20 cross section of the orifice divided by the perimeter of the cross section of the orifice. Figure 1 is a diagram for illustrating the various elements of the dimensions (r, d, D, 1) for the process 25 according to the invention. The fuel 1 is introduced by means of the injector 7 placed in the injector 6 for the primary oxygenated gas 2. The end of the fuel injector is set back by a distance r from the wall 4 of the combustion chamber. The end of the primary 30 oxygenated gas injector 2 has a diameter D. The secondary oxygenated gas 3 is introduced via the injector 5, the end of which has a diameter d. The distance between the edges of the ends of the oxygenated gas injectors 5 and 6 is 1. 35 By implementing the process as described above, it is possible to preheat the combustion reactants in a staged oxycombustion process without prematurely damaging the reactant injectors and without increasing -6 the NOx emission.
wo 2007/074278 PCT/FR2006/051371 -7 CLAIMS 1. A process for burning a fuel using an oxygen-rich 5 oxygenated gas in which the following are injected into a combustion chamber: - a jet of the fuel; and - at least two jets of the oxygenated gas: .the first jet of the oxygenated gas, called 10 the primary jet, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter D and being injected around the jet of fuel and in an amount such that it causes a first incomplete combustion, the gases resulting from this first combustion 15 still comprising at least some of the fuel and . the second jet of the oxygenated gas, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter d, placed at a distance 1 from the orifice for introducing the first, primary jet of 20 oxygenated gas, so as to enter into combustion with that part of the fuel present in the gases resulting from the first combustion; and in which: - the jet of the fuel emerges within the 25 primary jet of oxygenated gas at a point set back from the wall of the combustion chamber, said point being located at a distance r therefrom; - the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas is preheated to a temperature of at least 300 0 C, 30 characterized in that: - the r/D ratio is: Either between 5 and 20; Sor between 0.75 and 3; and - the 1/d ratio is at least 2. 35 2. The process as claimed in the preceding claim, characterized in that the r/D ratio is between 7 and 15.
- 8 3. The process as claimed in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the 1/d ratio is at least 10. 5 4. The process as claimed in one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas has an oxygen concentration of at least 70% by volume. 10 5. The process as claimed in one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fuel is preheated to at least 3000C. 15 6. The process as claimed in one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is employed in a glass melting furnace. 7. The process as claimed in one of claims 1 to 5, 20 characterized in that it is employed in a reheating furnace.
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1. A process for burning a fuel using an oxygen-rich 5 oxygenated gas in which the following are injected into a combustion chamber: - a jet of the fuel; and - at least two jets of the oxygenated gas: .the first jet of the oxygenated gas, called 10 the primary jet, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter D and being injected around the jet of fuel and in an amount such that it causes a first incomplete combustion, the gases resulting from this first combustion 15 still comprising at least some of the fuel and . the second jet of the oxygenated gas, being introduced via an orifice having a diameter d, placed at a distance 1 from the orifice for introducing the first, primary jet of 20 oxygenated gas, so as to enter into combustion with that part of the fuel present in the gases resulting from the first combustion; and in which: - the jet of the fuel emerges within the 25 primary jet of oxygenated gas at a point set back from the wall of the combustion chamber, said point being located at a distance r therefrom; - the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas is preheated to a temperature of at least 300 0 C, 30 characterized in that: - the r/D ratio is: Either between 5 and 20; Sor between 0.75 and 3; and - the 1/d ratio is at least 2. 35
2. The process as claimed in the preceding claim, characterized in that the r/D ratio is between 7 and 15. - 8 3. The process as claimed in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the 1/d ratio is at least
10. 5 4. The process as claimed in one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the oxygen-rich oxygenated gas has an oxygen concentration of at least 70% by volume. 10 5. The process as claimed in one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fuel is preheated to at least 3000C. 15 6. The process as claimed in one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is employed in a glass melting furnace. 7. The process as claimed in one of claims 1 to 5, 20 characterized in that it is employed in a reheating furnace.
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