Burners
11. The burner system consists of several circular concentric fuel manifolds supported by struts inside the jet pipe. Fuel is supplied to the manifolds by feed pipes in the support struts and sprayed into the flame area, between the flame stabilizers, from holes in the downstream edge of the manifolds. The flame stabilizers are blunt nosed V-section annular rings located downstream of the fuel burners. Analternative system includes an additional segmented fuel manifold mounted within the flame stabilizers. The typical burner and flame stabilizer shown in fig. 16-4 is based on the latter system.
Jet pipe
11. The burner system consists of several circular concentric fuel manifolds supported by struts inside the jet pipe. Fuel is supplied to the manifolds by feed pipes in the support struts and sprayed into the flame area, between the flame stabilizers, from holes in the downstream edge of the manifolds. The flame stabilizers are blunt nosed V-section annular rings located downstream of the fuel burners. Analternative system includes an additional segmented fuel manifold mounted within the flame stabilizers. The typical burner and flame stabilizer shown in fig. 16-4 is based on the latter system.
Jet pipe
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| Fig. 16-4 Typical afterburning jet pipe equipment. |
