Analysis of existing and development of modernized structures GP type burners with low nitrogen oxide emissions for tubular refinery furnaces

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Author’s innovative technical solutions for modernizing existing burner devices of the GP type with low emissions of toxic nitrogen oxides, protected by patents for utility models, were analyzed and recommended for implementation in the oil and gas industry. New designs of GP burners with the placement of an oil nozzle in the embrasure, with additional equipment with a special pipe with a steam sprayer into the firebox, as well as with an additional arrangement of an air flow separator installed in the mixing chamber and equipped with nozzles for supplying compressed air, which increases the environmental friendliness of their operation by reducing emissions of nitrogen oxides from incomplete combustion products.

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Victor D. Katin

Far Eastern State Transport University

Email: bgd@festu.khv.ru
Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor 47 Serysheva St, Khabarovsk, 680021, Russian Federation

Alexander A. Zhuravlev

Far Eastern State Transport University

Author for correspondence.
Email: goposor@yandex.ru
SPIN-code: 6959-7411
postgraduate student 47 Serysheva St, Khabarovsk, 680021, Russian Federation

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