[특허]Heater and method of operation

Lummus Technology Inc.

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Heater and method of operation

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국가/구분	United States(US) Patent 등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)	F23D-014/12 B01J-010/10
미국특허분류(USC)	431/008; 431/009; 431/010; 431/170; 110/345; 110/347; 110/261; 110/348
출원번호	UP-0804362 (2007-05-18)
등록번호	US-7819656 (2010-11-15)
발명자 / 주소	Ponzi, Peter R Bertola, Francesco Gartside, Robert J
출원인 / 주소	Lummus Technology Inc.
대리인 / 주소	Osha • Liang LLP
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A furnace, firing pattern and method of operating a heater that employs a combination of hearth burners and wall burners for the cracking of hydrocarbons is described. The firing pattern leads to improvements in the uniformity of the coil metal temperatures and vertical heat flux profiles over the firebox elevation. The hearth burners operate with a stoichiometric excess of air while the wall burners operate with less than the stoichiometric amount of air.

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The invention claimed is: 1. A method of operating a heater including a radiant heating zone comprising a lower portion including a hearth burner section and an upper portion including a wall burner section; at least one tubular heating coil located in the radiant heating zone, the heating coil having a length; the hearth burner section comprising a plurality of hearth burners located adjacent to the bottom hearth for firing in the radiant heating zone; and the wall burner section comprising a plurality of wall burners located adjacent to opposing walls, the method comprising: introducing to the wall burner section a first air and fuel mixture having less than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion of fuel introduced to the wall burner section, and introducing to the hearth burner section a second air and fuel mixture having greater than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion of fuel introduced to the hearth burner section, the overall quantity of air introduced to the hearth burner section and wall burner section being at least a stoichiometric quantity. 2. The method of claim 1 wherein the first air and fuel mixture comprises no more than about 85% of the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion. 3. The method of claim 1 wherein the first air and fuel mixture comprises about 50% to about 80% of the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion. 4. The method of claim 1 wherein the mixture of air and fuel introduced to each of the wall burners has a sub-stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion of fuel introduced to said wall burner. 5. The method of claim 4 wherein the mixture of air and fuel introduced to each of the hearth burners has greater than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion of fuel introduced to the hearth burner. 6. The method of claim 2 wherein the mixture of air and fuel introduced to each of the wall burners has a sub-stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion of fuel introduced to said wall burner. 7. The method of claim 4 wherein the plurality of hearth burners supply the balance of said stoichiometric quantity of air for the combustion of fuel introduced to the wall burner section. 8. The method of claim 1 wherein the heater operates with about 10-15% greater than stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion overall. 9. The method of claim 1 wherein greater than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion of fuel introduced to the hearth burner section comprises about 20% to 100% excess air. 10. The method of claim 1 wherein at least one of the wall burner section and the hearth burner section includes a supplemental introduction point for at least one of air and fuel. 11. The method of claim 1 wherein the fuel contains at least 25% hydrogen gas. 12. The method of claim 1 wherein use of less than the stoichiometric quantity of air in the wall burner section reduces the temperature difference along said heating coil as compared to a system in which a stoichiometric quantity of air is introduced in the wall burner section. 13. A method of operating a heater including a radiant heating zone comprising a lower portion including a hearth burner section and an upper portion including a wall burner section; at least one tubular heating coil located in the radiant heating zone; the hearth burner section comprising a plurality of hearth burners located adjacent to the bottom hearth for firing in the radiant heating zone; and the wall burner section comprising a plurality of wall burners located adjacent to opposing walls, the method comprising: introducing a first air and fuel mixture to the wall burner section, the first air and fuel mixture having less than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion; introducing a second air and fuel mixture to the hearth burner section in a direction generally parallel to the length of the heating coil, the second air and fuel mixture having more than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion; and combusting the fuel and air in the radiant heating zone, wherein air and a portion of the fuel introduced at the wall burner section combusts at a first combustion rate and a portion of the air introduced at the hearth burner section combusts with a portion of the fuel introduced at the wall burner section at a second combustion rate that is slower than the first combustion rate. 14. The method of claim 13, wherein the temperature difference along the length of the heating coil is at least 10 K smaller than the temperature difference along a heating coil for an equivalent heater using equivalent overall flow rates of fuel and air in which a stoichiometric quantity of air is introduced at the wall burner section. 15. The method of claim 13 wherein the first air and fuel mixture has no more than about 85% of the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion. 16. The method of claim 13 wherein the second air and fuel mixture has between 20% to 100% more than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion. 17. The method of claim 13 wherein the wall burner section includes a supplemental introduction point for at least one of air and fuel. 18. The method of claim 13 wherein the hearth burner section includes a supplemental introduction point for at least one of air and fuel. 19. The method of claim 13 wherein the heater operates with at least about 10% greater than the stoichiometric quantity of air overall. 20. The method of claim 13, wherein the fuel contains at least 25 mol % hydrogen gas. 21. A heater comprising: a. a radiant heating zone comprising a lower portion including a hearth burner section and an upper portion including a wall burner section; b. at least one tubular heating coil located in the radiant heating zone, the heating coil having a length; c. the hearth burner section comprising a plurality of hearth burners located adjacent to the bottom hearth portion, the hearth burner section being configured to fire with greater than stoichiometric amounts of air; and d. the wall burner section comprising a plurality of wall burners, the wall burners being configured to fire along opposing walls in the radiant heating zone with less than stoichiometric amounts of air, the heater being configured to operate with at least about 10% excess of air. 22. The heater of claim 21 wherein the balance of air for firing the wall burners is introduced at the hearth burners. 23. The heater of claim 21 wherein the hearth burner section includes a supplemental introduction point for at least one of air and fuel. 24. The heater of claim 21 wherein the hearth burner section includes a supplemental introduction point for air. 25. The heater of claim 21 wherein the wall burner section fires with less than 85% of the stoichiometric amount of air. 26. The heater of claim 21 wherein the hearth burner section fires with between 20% to 100% greater than the stoichiometric amount of air. 27. The heater of claim 21 wherein the wall burner section fires with between 50% to 80% of the stoichiometric amount of air and the hearth burner section supplies at least the balance of the stoichiometric quantity of air for the combustion of fuel introduced to the wall burners. 28. The heater of claim 21, wherein the hearth burners and wall burners are operated with a fuel containing at least 25 mol % hydrogen. 29. A firing pattern for a gas heater having a lower hearth burner section and an upper wall burner section, the firing pattern comprising introducing to the wall burner section a mixture of air and fuel with less than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion and feeding additional air to the hearth burner section to result in an overall net excess of air being fed to the heater. 30. The firing pattern of claim 29 wherein the wall burner section fires with less than 85% of the stoichiometric amount of air. 31. The firing pattern of claim 29 wherein the hearth burner section fires with between 20% to 100% greater than the stoichiometric amount of air. 32. The firing pattern of claim 29 wherein the gas heater is a pyrolysis heater with a heating coil, and the firing pattern reduces the difference between the maximum and minimum outer surface temperature along the length of the heating coil by at least 10 K as compared to an equivelent heater having a firing pattern in which the same fuel distribution pattern is used but the wall burner section is operated using at least a stoichiometric quantity of air. 33. The firing pattern of claim 29 wherein the gas heater is a pyrolysis heater with a heating coil, and the firing pattern reduces the maximum heat flux along the length of the heating coil by at least 4% as compared to an equivelent heater having a firing pattern in which the same fuel distribution pattern is used but the wall burner section is operated using at least a stoichiometric quantity of air. 34. A method of operating a heater including a radiant heating zone comprising a lower portion including a hearth burner section and an upper portion including a wall burner section; at least one tubular heating coil located in the radiant heating zone; the hearth burner section comprising a plurality of hearth burners located adjacent to the bottom hearth for firing in the radiant heating zone; and the wall burner section comprising a plurality of wall burners located adjacent to the opposing walls, the method comprising: introducing a first air and fuel mixture comprising no more than about 85% of the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion to the wall burner section, the first air and fuel mixture having less than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion; introducing a second air and fuel mixture comprising between 20% to 100% more than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion to the hearth burner section in a direction generally parallel to a heating coil, the second air and fuel mixture having more than the stoichiometric quantity of air for combustion; and combusting the fuel and air in the radiant heating zone, wherein the air and a portion of the fuel introduced at the wall burner section combusts at a first rate and a portion of the air introduced at the hearth burner section combusts with a portion of fuel introduced at the wall burner section at a second combustion rate that is slower than the first combustion rate to reduce the overall combustion rate in the wall burner section of the heater, wherein the heater operates with at least about 10% greater than the stoichiometric quantity of air overall.

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Toqan, Majed; Naredi, Prabhat; Amira, Naji; Tschirren, Stefan; Pross, Jörg. Furnaces and methods of reducing heat degrading of metal heating coils of furnaces. USP2018069989246.

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