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Elizaveta A Grigorieva

Konstantin D Muzhzhavlev

Andrei B Ivanov

Sergei P Kosarev

Vladimir I Schegolev

Vladimir G Ovcharenko

Alexei V Vasiliev

Leonid P Stavrov

Oleg N Romanenko

Viktor A Rudakov

Anatoly B Kondratenko

Grigory P Khristjuk

Anatoly L Garkavy

Alexandr T Podanenko

Ivan G Gachegov, Deceased

Olga S Chikul

Vitaly I Chikul

Alexandr S Smirnov

Boris I Tyagunov

Nikolai N Shipkov

Semen Alexandrovich Tager

Alexei G Krasnovskaya, Heir

Arkady V Perepelkin

Lidia T Gachegova, Administrator

By Lidia Gachegova, Administrator

Gennady A Krasnovsky, Deceased

Dmitry A Vorona

By Tatyana Krasnovskaya, Administratrix

An apparatus for chlorination of molten magnesium chloride salts, comprising a shell lined with a refractory material and having the interior thereof formed by walls, a bottom and a cover. The lower portion of the shell walls is provided with chlorine inlet means whereas the upper portion has a melt feed inlet means and a chlorinated melt outlet means. The interior of the shell is so tapered downward that its clear opening, F.sub.1, at the level of the chlorine inlet means is not over 0.3 times the clear opening, F.sub.2, at the level of the melt feed inlet means and the chlorinated melt outlet means.

Apparatus for chlorination of molten magnesium chloride salts

Disclosed is an apparatus for chlorination of molten magnesium chloride salts, comprising a shell lined with a refractory material and having the interior thereof formed by walls, a bottom and a cover. The lower portion of the shell walls is provided with chlorine inlet means whereas the upper one has a melt feed inlet means and a chlorinated melt outlet means. The interior of the shell is so tapered downward that its clear opening at the level of the chlorine inlet means is not over 0.3 times that at the level of the melt feed inlet means and the chlorinated melt outlet means.

The invention is to be used for afterburning of polydisperse high-ash thermal decomposition residues, as well as in the construction of the first stage of power utility furnaces for burning fuel with a low yield of volatile products and with a low reactivity. The furnace comprises a chamber having its bottom part narrowing downwards which is provided with an inlet pipe for admission of air and fuel to the chamber, and the top part of the chamber is provided with an outlet pipe for removal of combustion products from the chamber. A combustion stabilizer is accommodated in the chamber which comprises a blade-type stream swirling device having its blades arranged in the cross-section of the top part of the chamber upstream the outlet pipe in the path of flow of combustion products.

Air-jet furnace

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Saint-Petersburg, Russia

Elizaveta A Grigorieva