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FUEL BURNER NOZZLE
   
Document Number
US Patent 3730438
Issued Date
May 1, 1973
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Inventors
Howe; Frank C. (Bakerfield, CA)
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Abstract
In a pressure atomized oil burner having air louvers to swirl primary air, a long narrow flame is produced without reducing heat release by using a nozzle tip having cylindrical ducts drilled at a compound angle in the direction of the air swirl in addition to the main cone angle.
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Published
May 1, 1973
Application Number
05/149,679
Filed
June 3, 1971
US Classification
239/490  
Int'l Classification
B05B   1/14   (20060101)   B05B   1/34   (20060101)   F23D   11/36   (20060101)   F23D   11/38   (20060101)  
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239/490   239/567   239/596   239/601  
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