Grid duct burner type
Features and benefits
√ Modular design
The grid type burner is of modular design which can be adapted to each specific application.
√ Low maintenance cost
The grid type burner design, which is made up of heavy casted stainless steel flame stabilizers and high-grade stainless-steel construction, is very robust and assures a long lifetime of the burner without requiring any maintenance.
√ Low emissions, high stability
The special shape of the burner wings assures stable combustion over the total operating range resulting in low emissions of NOx, CO and UHC’s.
√ Fuel flexibility
Grid type duct burners operate on a broad range of fuels ranging from fuels containing hydrogen to fuels containing heavies or olefins.
√ Fresh air firing
Grid type duct burners can be used as a backup system to continue HRSG operation when the turbine is stopped. In that case, fresh air from combustion air fans is routed to the duct.
Technical specifications
√ Firing temperature up to 1100˚ C
√ Typical heat input 2.35Mw-4Mw/m
√ Short flame design (approx. 3.5m)
√ Low pressure drops (approx. 1-2mbar)
√ Good temperature distribution
√ Turndown ratio: 10:1
√ Suitable for kinds of fuel gas, NG, LPG, H2, Syngas, biogas
√ Works for O2 from 10%-16% in turbine exhaust gas
Grid duct burner system layout
Installations