Burner and gas turbine combustor
View Patent ↗A burner is provided that has high flame stability and reduces NOx emissions. In the burner, air holes of an air hole member have a central axis inclined relative to a burner central axis. The leading end portion of a first fuel nozzle is configured to be able to suppress turbulence of air-flow flowing on the outer circumference side of the first fuel nozzle. The tip of the first fuel nozzle is located on a fuel jetting-out directional downstream side of the inlet of the fuel hole. The tip of the second fuel nozzle is located on a fuel jetting-out directional downstream side of the air hole inlet.
1. A retrofit method for a combustor including a combustor liner which forms a chamber adapted to burn fuel and air, a diffusion combustion type pilot burner disposed on a combustion gas flow directional upstream side of the combustor liner, and an annular premix burner disposed on an outer circumferential side of the pilot burner, the retrofit method comprising;
replacing the diffusion combustion type pilot burner with a pilot burner including an air hole member provided with a plurality of air holes each having a central axis inclined relative to a burner central axis, and fuel nozzles each adapted to jet out fuel to a corresponding one of the air holes from a fuel flow directional upstream side of the air hole member, an inlet center of the air hole being disposed on a central axis of each of the fuel nozzles,
wherein a leading end portion of a first fuel nozzle is formed to be able to suppress turbulence of air-flow flowing on an outer circumferential side of the first fuel nozzle, a tip of the first fuel nozzle being disposed on a downstream side of an inlet of the air hole with an angle of traverse; and
a tip of a second fuel nozzle is disposed on an upstream side of an inlet of the air hole.
2. The retrofit method according to claim 1 ,
wherein the diffusion combustion type pilot burner with a pilot burner in which the first fuel nozzle and the second fuel nozzle are alternately arranged in a circumferential direction.