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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 18, 2014
Filed:
Aug. 01, 2011
Andreas Kaupert, Esslingen, DE;
Markus Münzner, Ebersbach, DE;
Jörg Vom Schloss, Herzogenrath, DE;
Eberspächer Climate Control Systems GmbH & Co. KG, Esslingen, DE;
Abstract
A burner () for burning a gaseous oxidant with a gaseous fuel, with a combustion chamber (), in which the combustion reaction takes place during the operation of the burner (), has a wall structure () which defines the combustion chamber () on the inlet side and which has oxidant openings () for introducing the oxidant into the combustion chamber () and fuel openings (), which are separate therefrom, for introducing the fuel into the combustion chamber (). The wall structure () has an oxidant distributor space (), which is fluidically connected with the oxidant openings () on the outlet side and is fluidically connected with at least one oxidant feed opening () on the inlet side, as well as contains a fuel distributor space (), which is fluidically separated from the oxidant distributor space () and is fluidically connected on the outlet side with the fuel openings () and is fluidically connected with at least one fuel feed opening () on the inlet side. A plurality of oxidant feed openings () are formed in the wall structure () on a side facing away from the combustion chamber (), a plurality of fuel feed openings () are formed in the wall structure () on the side facing away from the combustion chamber (), and the oxidant feed openings () and fuel feed openings () are arranged next to each other and alternating with one another in a straight connection area ().