SE534513C2 - Plate heat exchangers including UV-generating devices - Google Patents
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- C02—TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a plate heat exchanger comprising a number of plates (10) stacked on top of each other, UV generating members (14) arranged such that surfaces of said plates (10) are radiated with UV light at the inlet (12) of the plate heat exchanger.
Description
TREATMENT DEVICE TECHNICAL AREAThe present invention relates to a device for treatment of fluids and in particular adevice that prevents the build-up of organic matter on surfaces of plate heat exchangers.
BACKGROUND OF INVENTIONHeat exchangers are used in many applications and for many purposes where energy in one media is extracted in order to obtain and use the energy.
The applications are numerous and water is often used as one media that flowsthrough a heat exchanger. Also, often heat exchangers of a plate-type configurationare used, where a plurality of plates are stacked on each other, forming channelsbetween the plates. The two media are then introduced in the channels, one media inevery second channel. Due to the large heat transferring surfaces of the heat exchanger, the heat from one media is transferred to the other media.
Depending on type of application and type of media, it may contain organic matterthat will deposit on the surfaces of the plate exchanger and also grow on the surfaces,especially if the conditions for this are good, creating growth of organisms, fungi,bacteria, viruses and the like, i.e. biofilms. These biofilms degrade heat transferefficiency, increase pressure drop (and pumping power required) through exchangertubes and plates by substantially reducing the transfer capability due to insulationeffects as well as flow rates through these machines, and can lead to corrosion problems under the film.
Several attempts have been made for removing the biofilm, mainly includingtreatment with chemicals. However this is not very environmentally friendly andrequires thus closed systems where the heat exchangers are flushed with a solvent.This treatment also requires a shut-down of the system during cleaning which negatively affects the production.
Other attempts of removing the biofilm comprise the use of ozone that is injected intothe system. lt has been found that ozone both removes the film but also prevents filmfrom being created on surfaces. Even though ozone is capable of destroying mostmicroorganisms like algae and bacteria by rupturing their cell walls, a process towhich microorganisms cannot develop immunity, some organisms require morepowerful treatment or longer exposure times than what is really practical in many applications.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF INVENTIONThe aim of the present invention is to remedy most drawbacks with the state of theart systems and to provide a system which definitely and totally removes any unwanted matter.
This aim is obtained by a system defined by the features of the independent patent claim.
Preferable embodiments ofthe invention form the subject ofthe dependent patent claims.
According to a main aspect of the invention it is characterised by a plate heatcomprising a number of plates stacked on top of each other, UV generating membersarranged such that surfaces of said plates are radiated with UV light at the inlet of the plate heat exchanger.
According to another aspect of the invention, at least the irradiated surfaces of saidplates are arranged with material displaying photo-catalytic properties, whereby saidUV light in combination with said catalytic surfaces create radicals, which radicals areeffective in treating fluid through the heat exchanger as well as removing and preventing scale on said surfaces of the heat exchanger.
According yet another aspect of the invention, the surfaces of the plates are made of or covered with, titanium, which surfaces have been treated to form titanium dioxide.
According to a further aspect of the invention, UV generating members also are arranged at the outlet of the heat exchanger.
According to yet a further aspect of the invention, it further comprises a net made ofor covered with a material displaying photo-catalytic properties and positioned in the vicinity of said UV generating members.
The advantages of the present invention are several. The application of UV- light inthe plate exchanger will promote the removal of any biofilm on the surfaces of the plate heat exchanger as well as prevent any build-up of biofilm.
The application of material displaying catalytic properties in the heat exchanger andirradiating it with UV light will create a very strong oxidation effect in that large amounts of radicals are created.
The radicals are extremely powerful in destroying any matter in the water, wherebyno biofilm can be built up in the heat exchanger. Also if a treatment memberaccording to the invention is connected to a heat exchanger having biofilm on its surfaces, the radicals will effectively remove the biofilm. lt is of course preferable ifthe surfaces ofthe heat exchanger are display photo-catalytic properties, but plate exchangers may be made by other material that do notdisplay any catalytic properties. Then catalysts may be placed in the inlet andradiated, such as nets comprising titanium dioxide. Of course both catalytic surfaces and catalytic nets may be used.
These and other aspects of, and advantages with, the present invention will becomeapparent from the following detailed description of the invention and from the accompanying drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGSln the following detailed description of the invention, reference will be made to the accompanying drawings, of which Fig. 1 shows schematically the layout and function of a plate heat exchanger,andFig. 2 shows schematically a heat exchanger arranged with treatment means at an in|et of the heat exchanger.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The system according of the present invention shown schematically in the drawingsis utilizing AOT, i.e. Advanced Oxidation Technology as a treatment function. TheAOT technology is based on UV-light and catalysts for creating radicals, which act to destroy and decompose many organisms and matter.
According to the invention, it comprises a plate heat exchanger 10 provided with anumber of plates, between which channels run, Fig. 1. The channels are arrangedsuch that one fluid runs in every second channel and a second fluid in every second channel ln order to have maximum efficiency in treating the fluid that runs in the channel, theplates of the heat exchanger 10 are made of or covered with titanium treated tocreate titanium dioxide. Further the in|et 12 ofthe heat exchanger 10, through whichthe fluid to be treated is intended to run, is provided with UV generating members 14,Fig. 2, such as UV lamps, capable of emitting UV radiation. A net 16 covered by or made of, titanium, and treated to create titanium dioxide, is also placed in the in|et.
The UV lamps 14 thus radiate the surfaces of the plate heat exchanger as well as thenet 16, whereby a photo-catalytic reaction creates a large amount of radicals, whichradicals effectively destroys any organisms and other matter in the liquid as well asremoves any biofilm that may have been built up on the surfaces of the heatexchanger. Further use ofthe UV lamps will effectively prevent any build-up of biofilmon the surfaces. lt is to be understood that the UV lamps may also be placed at the outlet of the plate heat exchanger for further treatment of the fluid. lt is to be understood that the embodiment described above and shown in thedrawings is to be regarded only as a non-Iimiting example of the invention and that it may be modified in many ways within the scope of the patent claims.
Claims (1)
1. Plate heat exchanger comprising - a number of plates stacked on top of each other, between which plateschannels run, where the channels are arranged such that one fluid runs inevery second channel and a second fluid in every second channel, - UV generating members arranged such that surfaces of said plates are radiated with UV light at the inlet of the plate heat exchanger. Plate heat exchanger according to claim 1, wherein at least the irradiatedsurfaces of said plates are arranged with material displaying photo-catalyticproperties, whereby said UV light in combination with said catalytic surfacescreate radicalsywhich radicals are effective in treating fluid through the heatexchanger as well as removing and preventing scale on said surfaces of the heat exchanger.Plate heat exchanger according to clam 2, wherein the surfaces of the platesare made of or covered with, titanium, which surfaces have been treated to form titanium dioxide. Plate heat exchanger according to clam 1, wherein UV generating members " also are arranged at 'the outlet of the heat exchanger. Plate exchanger according to any of the preceding claims, wherein it furthercomprises a net made of or covered with a material displaying photo-catalytic properties and positioned in the vicinity of said UV generating members.
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| SE0950999A SE534513C2 (en) | 2009-12-21 | 2009-12-21 | Plate heat exchangers including UV-generating devices |
| PCT/SE2010/051423 WO2011078771A1 (en) | 2009-12-21 | 2010-12-20 | Plate heat exchanger comprising uv generating members |
| EP10839892.6A EP2515950A4 (en) | 2009-12-21 | 2010-12-20 | Plate heat exchanger comprising uv generating members |
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| SE0950999A SE534513C2 (en) | 2009-12-21 | 2009-12-21 | Plate heat exchangers including UV-generating devices |
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