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Abstract

A combustor includes a combustion pipe, a gas introduction pipe, and an igniter. The gas introduction pipe is connected at one end of the gas introduction pipe to the combustion pipe, and the one end has a gas outlet through which ammonia and oxidized gas flow to the combustion pipe. The gas introduction pipe protrudes toward an inside of the combustion pipe through an insertion hole of the combustion pipe in a tangential direction to an inner peripheral surface of the combustion pipe so that the gas outlet is accommodated in the combustion pipe. The gas introduction pipe has a cross-sectional area that is defined so that mixed gas of the ammonia and the oxidized gas flows to the combustion pipe through the gas outlet at a flow velocity of 3 m/s to 25 m/s relative to a flow rate of the mixed gas.

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