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Apparatus and method for burning organic material

A technology of organic materials and combustion space, applied in the direction of combustion method, combustion type, air heater, etc., can solve the problems of high cost, low efficiency, slow combustion, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing consumption and pollution

Inactive Publication Date: 2004-01-21
约翰·金伯林
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Second, when waste is burned, it burns slowly and is very inefficient
[0006] Another problem found in the field of livestock is the high cost of heating the indoor areas of feedlot premises such as stables or riding stables
And the outer wall of the stove will become very hot, which is very dangerous for people or livestock near the stove, especially children

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[0027] The present invention will be described below based on a preferred embodiment. The invention is not limited to the described embodiments. The present invention is intended to cover all alternatives, modifications and equivalents included within the principles and scope of the present invention.

[0028] figure 1 Device for burning organic feedlot bedding waste according to the invention is shown. figure 1 Included is a furnace 10 partially buried in the earth, adjacent to a house 12 . Figure 2 to Figure 5 Furnace 10 is shown in more detail. The furnace 10 includes a cylindrical fire box 14 having two ends. Firebox 14 is preferably made of thick iron. Door 16 is provided on top of firebox 14 and is opened and closed by hinge pin 16A. A heat exchanger 20 is located within the firebox. Installing the heat exchanger 20 within the firebox 14 has its advantages. With the door 16 open, a quantity of fuel 18 is deposited into the firebox 14, around the heat exchanger 2...

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An apparatus and method for burning organic material including farm bedding waste of the present invention includes a firebox having an air injector disposed within the firebox. A heat exchanger is also disposed within the firebox above the air injector. The fuel to be burned, a mixture of organic farm bedding waste, is piled in the firebox surrounding the air injector and heat exchanger. By injecting air into the pile of fuel, the fuel is burned from the inside out, surrounding the heat exchanger with the burning fuel. The unburned fuel acts to insulate the burning fuel from the walls of the firebox.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the treatment of organic waste. More particularly, the present invention relates to apparatus, methods and forced air furnaces for burning organic waste such as feedlot bedding, although other uses are not excluded. Background technique [0002] A large problem in the livestock field is the removal and disposal of animal manure and litter. For example, a farmer or horse trainer typically spreads 6 to 8 inches of bedding on the floor of a barn on a regular basis. The bedding and animal manure are then periodically removed from the pens and piled outside the barn. The removal and disposal of animal manure and bedding is expensive. For example, at the three-week All-America Derby in Columbus, Ohio, nearly 2.7 million cubic feet of manure are processed each year. This results in an annual cost of over $200,000 to dispose of this waste. Waste disposal is a problem encountered in both small-scale and large-scale farming....

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IPC IPC(8): F23G5/34F23G5/44F23G5/46F23G7/10F24H3/08F28F13/06
CPCF23G7/10F24H3/088F28F13/06F23G5/46F23G5/34Y02E20/12
Inventor 约翰·金伯林
Owner 约翰·金伯林
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