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Does anyone have the drawings for the Kellogg two-stage burner nozzles?

2011-04-09View Original

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Does anyone know or have information regarding the structure, drawings, or anything else related to the burners in Kellogg’s Stage 2 conversion furnace!
Reply #22011-04-09
In Kellogg’s process, the two-stage furnace does not have burners; the heat required for conversion is provided by the combustion of oxygen in the introduced air along with methane.
Reply #32011-04-09
Kellogg’s two-stage furnace is self-heating
Reply #42011-04-10
It’s the gas distributor. . . . .
Reply #52011-04-10
The gas distributor is something funnel-shaped. It’s simple, right? Don’t be disappointed!
Reply #62014-01-19
That’s right; heat is generated by burning air in combination with other substances. At the top of the catalyst, there are refractory bricks in a hexagonal shape, which help to ensure even combustion without damaging the catalyst.

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