Lpp Combustion, Llc.

Combustion Science & Engineering, Inc.

Leo Eskin

Richard J Roby

Michael S Klassen

Michael J Ramotowski

Ponnuthurai Gokulakrishnan

Richard Joklik

Glenn Gaines

Casey Fuller

Albert E Straus

Maclain M Holton

In one embodiment of a method for vaporizing liquids such as fuels, the liquid is sprayed into a chamber such that the spray does not impinge on any surface. The energy for vaporization is supplied through the injection of a hot diluent such as nitrogen or oxygen depleted air. Additional heat is added through the surface. In another embodiment, the liquid is sprayed onto a hot surface using a geometry such that the entire spray is intercepted by the surface. Heat is added through the surface to maintain an internal surface temperature above the boiling point of the least volatile component of the liquid. The liquid droplets impinging on the surface are thus flash vaporized. A carrier gas may also be flowed through the vaporizer to control the dew point of the resultant vapor phase mixture.

Method and apparatus for conditioning liquid hydrocarbon fuels

A process is provided, which comprises transforming a synthesis gas into a liquid fuel, producing a fuel gas using the liquid fuel and a first gas, the first gas having an oxygen content less than that of ambient air, and contacting the fuel gas with a second gas, the second gas comprising at least one oxidizing agent, to form a combustion gas. Systems for carrying out the process are also provided.

Integrated system and method for production and vaporization of liquid hydrocarbon fuels for combustion

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