Process and apparatus for use with pressurized reactors

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F23D 17/00 (2006.01) C10J 3/48 (2006.01)

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CA 1339294

A process burner (10) for the partial oxidation of a carbonaceous slurry has three concentric conduits (23,28,26) defining a central passageway (27), a middle annular passageway (25) and a frusto-conical passageway. The discharge ends of the central and middle passageways (27,25) lie in substantially the same plane and an acceleration conduit (33) extends the frusto-conical passageway downstream. The slurry is passed through the middle passageway (25) and oxygen-containing gas is passed through the central and frusto-conical passageways with 70-95 weight percent of said gas passing through the frusto-conical passageway. Preferably, the acceleration conduit forms a smooth curving surface without sharp angles from the frusto-conical conduit apex to a cylindrical discharge portion of the acceleration conduit. It also is preferred that the annular passageway (25) has an enlarged upstream end forming a distribution chamber (16) having a baffle place (16a) angularly disposed under the slurry feed inlet to the annular passageway (25) so that the slurry feed changes from axial to downwardly spiralling radial flow.

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