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A burner replacing system comprising a rail mounted in a ring around the outer periphery of burners mounted radially at the middle of a gas turbine; a carriage which turns around the burners via the rail; a pull-out slide which is supported on the carriage via a rotary shaft which turns the slide up and down in the direction of a center axis of the gas turbine and a rotary shaft which turns the slide right and left around a radial axis of the gas turbine and which moves in the direction of axis of the burners radially disposed; and a hand, supported by the pull-out slide via a centering slide which moves up and down in the radial direction of the burner, for gripping the burner. Another burner replacing system comprises a rail mounted in a ring around the outer periphery of a plurality of burners radially disposed; a carriage which moves along the rail; a pull-out slide which is supported by the carriage and moves forward and back in the direction of axis of the burner; a telescopic slide which is supported by the pull-out slide and expands in the direction of axis of the burner; and a hand, provided at the edge of the telescopic slide to grip the burner. Thereby, the burner replacing works are mechanized and the burner may be replaced at one time without requiring any man power and without dividing it into parts, so that the work period may be shortened and the man power can be saved considerably in replacing the burners. Further, the burner replacing system of the present invention allows the safety in replacing the burner to be improved and the burner or the gas turbine not to be damaged because the accuracy of works in replacing the burner is enhanced, thus eliminating the cost or the work period for the repair.
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BURNER REPLACING SYSTEM
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Field of the Invention:
The present invention relates to a burner replacing system applied in removing or reassembling burners to inspect or repair the burners of a gas turbine for thermal power generation.
Description of Related Art:
FIGS. 12a and 12b are drawings for explaining a prior art method for replacing burners in inspecting or repairing the burners of a gas turbine for thermal power generation.
In the figure, 16 burners b or so are arranged radially at equal intervals at the middle part of the main body of the gas turbine g and are inserted and assembled via flanges f thereto. Conventionally, the burner b is replaced manually by constructing simple scaffolds after removing pipes and others around the burner b and by manipulating a overhead traveling crane c to sling the burner b by workers who get on the scaffolds.
While the burner b is replaced conventionally by the manual works as described above, the burner b has about 400 mm of outer diameter and is as long as about 1500 mm, so that workers have to enter also the inside of the gas turbine g to lift up and to bring out the burner b manually in cooperation with the workers who get on the scaffolds s in pulling out the burner b. The burner b is then slung by the overhead traveling crane c and is moved to an inspection or repair site. While it takes a long time to do that because one burner b weighs about 250 kg and needs to be divided into several parts, there is a structural limit and some of the parts weigh around 100 kg. Therefore, because it is difficult to maintain an adequate position during the works in the narrow inner space of the gas turbine g and on the unstable outside scaffolds s, such works involve great danger. Further, because the working condition is so bad, the burner b or the inside of the gas turbine g is damaged occasionally, taking more time and expense to repair them.
Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to solve the aforementioned problem by providing a novel burner replacing system.
SUL~IARY OF THE INVENTION
A burner replacing system of the present invention is constructed such that a rail is provided in a ring around the circumference of the gas turbine where burners are disposed radially and that a carriage turns around the burners on the rail. The carriage carries a pull-out slide via a rotary shaft which turns the slide up and down in the direction of the center axis of the gas turbine, and via a rotary shaft which turns the slide right and left around the radial axis of the gas turbine. A hand is supported by the pulling-out slide via a centering slide which moves up and down in the direction of diameter of the burner to be able to grip the burner. The burner may be replaced by using the burner replacing system of the present invention by locating the center position of each burner in the circumferential direction by the carriage which turns around the burners, by extending the hand to the surface of a flange of the burner by the pulling-out slide to cause the center of the hand to coincide with the position of the center axis of the burner by the centering slide and to adjust the surface of the hand to the inclination of the surface of the flange of the burner by the rotary shafts, by connecting the flange of the burner with the hand, by returning the pulling-out slide to pull out the burner from the gas turbine, by rising the burner by the rotary shaft, by turning the carriage to move the burner to the upper part of the gas turbine where the overhead traveling crane can reach, by slinging the burner by the overhead traveling crane to carry it out and then by gripping an alternate burner by the hand' to reassemble to the gas turbine by implementing the above-mentioned procedure in the opposite way. Thereby, the burner replacing work is mechanized and the burner may be replaced at one time without requiring man power so much and without dividing it into parts, so that the work period may be shortened and the man power can be saved considerably in replacing the burners.
Further, the burner replacing system of the present invention allows the safety in replacing the burner to be improved and the burner or the gas turbine not to be damaged because the accuracy of works in replacing the burner is enhanced, thus eliminating the cost or work period for the repair.
Further, the burner replacing system of the present embodiment comprises a rail provided in a ring around the outer periphery of burners disposed radially around a gas turbine, a carriage which moves along the rail, a pull-out slide which is supported on the carriage and moves forward and back in the direction of axis of the burner, a telescopic slide which is supported by the pull-out slide and extends in the direction of the axis of the burner, and a hand provided at the end of the telescopic slide for gripping the burner.
The burner may be pulled out of the gas turbine by using this burner replacing system by locating the circumferential center position of each burner by the carriage which turns around the burner along the rail, by moving the pull-out slide forward and to enpand the telescopic slide to abut the hand with the surface of a flange of..the burner, by connecting the flange with the hand by bolts, by retreating the telescopic slide and the pull-out slide to pull out the burner from the gas turbine, and by moving the burner by the carriage to the upper part of the gas turbine to sling it by the overhead traveling crane to carry out. The burner which has been inspected and maintained may be inserted and reassembled to the gas turbine by implementing the above-mentioned procedure in the opposite way by using the burner replacing system. Thus, the burner replacing works such as pulling out and insertion thereof are mechanized and the heavy burner may be replaced without requiring man power so much by such compact system, so that the accuracy of the burner replacing works may be enhanced and the burner or the gas turbine will not be damaged, allowing the work period to be reduced, man power to be saved and the safety to be improved remarkably.
The above and other advantages of the invention will become more apparent in the following description and the accompanying drawings in which like numerals refer to like parts.
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FIG. 1a is a front view of a burner replacing system according to one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1b is a side view seen from a line B-B in FIG. 1a, and FIG. 1c is a detailed section view of the main part of the burner replacing system;
FIG. 2a is a front view of a carriage of the burner replacing system, FIG. 2b is a side view thereof, and FIG. 2c is a detailed view of the main part thereof;
FIG. 3a is a front view of a rotary frame thereof and FIG. 3b is a section view thereof;
FIG. 4a is a front view of a pull-out slide thereof and FIG. 4b is a side view thereof;
FIG. 5a is a side view of a centering slide thereof and FIG. 5b is a front view thereof;
FIGS. 6a, through 6c are drawings for explaining their operation;
FIG. 7a is a front view of a burner replacing system according to another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 7b is a view seen from a line B-B in FIG. 7a, and FIG.
7c is a section of a rail thereof;
FIG. 8a is a front view of a carriage of the burner replacing system, FIG. 8b is a side view thereof, and FIG. 8c is a section view along a line C-C in FTG. 8a;
FIG. 9a is a plan view of a pull-out slide thereof and FIG. 9b is,a view seen from a B-B in FIG. 9a;
FIG. 10a is a front view of a telescopic slide thereof and FIG. 10b is a side view thereof;
FIGS. 11a through 11c are drawings for explaining their operation;
FIG. 12a is a drawing for explaining a prior art method for replacing burners and FIG. 12b is a front view of the burner.
DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
FIGS. 1 through 6 are drawings for explaining a burner replacing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. In the figures, the burner replacing system of the present embodiment is used in removing or reassembling a burner in repairing or inspecting the burner of a gas turbine for thermal power generation. As shown in the figures, 16 burners or so of the gas turbine are arranged radially at equal intervals at the middle part of the gas turbine g and are inserted and assembled via flanges f to the gas turbine g. In order to be able to facilitate the replacement of the burner b, a carriage 2 which turns around the all burners b in the direction of 8 is provided in the burner replacing system. Each of the burner b may be replaced at one time without requiring any man power and without requiring to divide the burner b into small parts by locating the center position of each burner b in the circumferential direction by the carriage 2 , by extending a hand 7 to the surface of a flange f of the burner b via a pulling-out slide 5 mounted on the carriage 2 to cause the center of the hand 7 to coincide with the position of the center axis of the burner b by a centering slide 6 and to adjust the surface of the hand 7 to the inclination of the surface of the flange f of the burner b by a rotary shaft 3 for turning the pull-out slide 5 up and down and a rotary shaft 4 for turning the pull-out slide 5 right and left, by connecting the flange f of the burner b with the hand 7 by three bolts or so and by returning the pulling-out slide 5 to pull out the burner b from the gas turbine g, by rising the burner b by the rotary shaft 3, by turning the carriage 2 to move the burner b to the upper part of the gas turbine g where the overhead traveling crane can reach and by slinging the burner b by the overhead traveling crane to carry out and then by gripping an alternate burner b by the hand 7 to reassemble by implementing the above-mentioned procedure in the opposite way.
That is, as shown in FIG. 1, a T-shaped rail 1 is laid in a ring around the outer periphery of the gas turbine g by the middle part thereof where the burners b are mounted and the carriage 2 runs and turns on the rail 1 in the direction of 8. The rotary shaft 3 which turns the pull-out slide 5 up and down in the direction of oc toward the center axis of the gas turbine g is mounted on the middle of the carriage 2 as shown in FIG. 2 and the rotary shaft 4 which turns the pull-out slide 5 right and. left in the direction of (3, i.e. around the radial axis of the gas turbine g, is mounted at its turnable portion. A driving portion of the rotary shaft 4 supports the pulling-out slide 5 which moves in the direction of Z of the axis of the burner b and the centering slide 6 which moves in the direction of the Y of the diameter of the burner b is provided at the movable portion of the pulling-out slide 5. The hand 7 which is connected with the flange f of the burner b by bolts is mounted at a movable portion of the centering slide 6. The carriage 2 is clamped and guided by upper wheels 22, lower wheels 23 and width wheels 24 mounted to a frame of the carriage 2 in correspondence with a rail flange 11 which forms the T-shape of the rail 1 and is allowed to run by engaging a pinion 26 at an output shaft of a motor 25 with a rack 12 attached to the rail 1.
The rotary shaft 3 comprises a shaft 32 provided in a fixed frame 31 mounted on the carriage 2 and a turnable frame 33 mounted via the shaft 32 as shown in FIGS. 3a and 3b. A
pinion 36 at an output shaft of a motor 35 mounted to the fixed frame 31 is engaged with a circular gear 34 which is centered on the shaft 32 mounted at 'the basal end of the turnable frame 33 to drive the turnable frame 33. The rotary shaft 4 is supported by a bearing 41 at the center of the turnable frame 33 and a worm 44 at an output shaft of a motor 43 mounted to the turnable frame 33 is engaged with a worm wheel 42 attached at one side of the rotary shaft 4 to drive the rotary shaft 4.
The pulling-out slide 5 is fitted via a guide 54 to rails 53 attached at the both sides of a frame 52 framed based on a flange 51 mounted to the rotary shaft 4, a screw of an output shaft of a motor 55 fixed to the frame 52 is supported by a bearing 56 and a nut 57 mounted at the lower part of the pulling-out slide 5 is engaged with the screw as shown in FIGs. 4a and 4b to drive the pulling-out slide 5.
The centering slide 6 is mounted by fitting a guide 63 in a rail 62 mounted at the both sides of a fixed frame 61 mounted to the pulling-out slide 5 and a nut 67 is engaged with a screw 66 supporting an output shaft of a motor 64 at the lower part of the fixed frame 61 to drive the centering slide 6 as shown in FIGS. 5a and 5b. Thus, the hand, an end effector, is mounted at the movable part of the centering slide 6. Bolt holes are perforatec'L through the hand 7 corresponding to screw holes provided on the surface of the flange f of the burner b and the hand 7 has a shape of flange.
The burner b is replaced by the present system by locating the hand 7 of the replacing unit M to the flange surface of the burner b by the carriage 2, by adjusting to an mount angle of the burner b by the rotary shaft 3 to move the pulling-out slide 5 forward, by positioning at the center of the flange surface of the burner b by the rotary shaft 4 and the centering slide 6 and by connecting the hand 7 with the flange by bolts. Then, the pulling-out slide 5 is retreated to take out the burner b and the burner b taken out is risen by the rotary shaft 3 to be able to sling by the overhead traveling crane.
While the burner b is replaced conventionally by the manual works, the burner b has about 400 mm of outer diameter and is as long as about 1500 mm, so that workers have to also enter the inside of the gas turbine g to lift up and to bring out the burner b manually in cooperation with the workers who get on the scaffolds s in pulling out the burner b. The burner b is then slung by the overhead traveling crane c and is moved to an inspection or repair site. Still more, while it takes a long time to do that because one burner b weighs about 250 kg and needs to be divided into several parts, there is a structural limit and some of the parts weigh around 100 kg. Therefore, because it is difficult to keep an adequate position during the works in the narrow inner space and on the unstable outside scaffolds, such works involve great danger. Further, because the working condition is so bad, the burner b or the inside of the gas turbine g are damaged occasionally, taking more time and expense to repair them.
However, the present burner replacing system is constructed such that the rail 1 is provided in a ring around the circumference of the gas turbine g and that the carriage 2 turns around the burner b on the rail 1 by an angle of 8.
The carriage 2 carries the rotary shaft 3 which turns the pull-out slide 5 up and down in the direction the center axis of the gas turbine g, the rotary shaft 4 which turns the pull-out slide 5 right and left around the radial axis of the gas.turbine g, the pulling-out slide 5 which is supported by the rotary shaft 4 and moves in the axial direction of the burners b disposed radially and the centering slide 6 which is supported by the pulling-out slide 5 and moves up and down in the direction of diameter of the burner b to be able to pull out or to reassemble the burner b by the hand 7 attached at the end of the centering slide 6. Accordingly, the burner b may be pulled out or inserted at one time without dividing it into parts in replacing the burner b, shortening the work period and saving man power considerably. Further, because the manual work in replacing the burner b is mechanized, the safety in replacing the burner b is improved. Still more, because the accuracy of works in replacing the burner b is enhanced and the burner b or the gas turbine g will not be damaged, no cost or work period for repair becomes necessary.
FIGS. 7 through 11 are drawing for explaining a burner replacing system according to another embodiment of the present invention. In the figures, the burner replacing system of the present embodiment is used in inspecting or repairing of burners of a gas turbine for thermal power generation. 16 burners or so, each comprising a nozzle n and a tail cylinder t, are arranged radially at equal intervals at the middle part of the gas turbine g and are inserted thereto via a flange. In order to be able to readily replace the burner b, the present burner replacing system comprises, as shown in the figure, a rail 101 laid in a ring around the gas turbine g and a carriage 102 which turns around the burner b via the rail 101_ A pull-out slide 103 which moves in the direction of axis of the burner b radially disposed and a multi-staged telescopic slide 104 which is supported by the pull-out slide 103 and expands in the direction of axis of the burner b are mounted to the carriage 102 and a hand 105 for gripping the burner b is provided at the end of the telescopic slide 104 to compact the size of the whole system and to be able to pull out or insert the burner b from/to the gas turbine g without various pipes p around the burner b.
That is, as shown in FIG. 7, the rail 101 having a T-shaped section is laid in a ring around the middle part of the gas turbine g where the burners b are mounted and the carriage 102 runs and turns in the direction of 9 on the rail 101. The pull-out slide 103 which moves in the direction of axis of the burner b is mounted on the carriage 102, the telescopic slide 104 which actuates in the direction of axis of the burner b is provided at the moving part of the pull-out slide 103 and the hand 105 which can be connected with the nozzle n and the flange of the tail cylinder t with bolts is attached at the end of the moving part of the telescopic slide 104.
The carriage 102 is clamped and guided by upper wheels 122, lower wheels 123 and width wheels 124 mounted to a frame in correspondence to a rail flange 111 of the rail 101 and is run by engaging a pinion 126 attached to an output shaft of a motor 125 with a rack 112 pasted to the rail 101 as shown in FIG. 8. Further, the pull-out slide 103 is fitted, via a guide 134, in a rail 133 pasted on the both sides of a frame 132 which is constructed based on a flange 131 mounted on the carriage 102 as shown in FIG. 9. A screw 136 which is driven by output of a motor fixed to the frame 132 is supported by a bearing and a nut 138 which is mounted at the lower part of the pull-out slide 103 is engaged with the screw 136 to drive the pull-out slide 103.
The telescopic slide 104 comprises four sets of frames in total by mounting a box type outer frame 142 to a fixed frame 141 mounted to the pull-out slide 103, by inserting an inner frame 145 on which rails 144 which fit in a grooved rail guides 143 provided at four corners of the outer frame 142 are mounted at four corners of the outer surfaces thereof, by inserting an inner frame 148 on which rails 147 which fit in guides 146 provided at four corners of the inside of the inner f-rame 145 are provided at four corners of the outer surface thereof, by inserting an inner frame 411 on which rails 410 which fit in guides 149 provided at four corners of the inside of the inner frame 148 are provided at four corners of the outer surface thereof, and by inserting an inner frame 414 on which rails 413 which fit in guides 412 provided at four corners of the inside of the inner frame 411 are provided at four corners of the outer surface thereof.
The rigidity thereof is enhanced by differentiating the surface of each frame where the rail is mounted alternately to reduce the overall section size. Further, stoppers 415, 416, 417 and 418 which abut to the guide are mounted to the rails of each inner frame so that they will not be pulled out. Further, the basal portion of a screw shaft 417 which runs through the nut 416 which is fixed at the center of the end 414 is mounted turnably to the fixed frame 141 and a gear 419 which engages orthogonally with a crown gear 418 mounted to the screw shaft 417 is connected with an output shaft of a motor 420 mounted to the fixed frame 141. The hand 105 attached at the end of the inner frame 414 has a shape of a flange through which bolt holes are perforated in correspondence with the nozzle n and the flange surface of the tail cylinder t of the burner b.
The tail cylinder t may he pulled out for example to replace the burner b by using the burner replacing system of the present embodiment by locating the flange surface of the tail cylinder t of the burner b by the carriage 102 to cause the hand 105 to face thereto, by moving the pull-out slide 103 forward to the maximum by X1 and by expanding the telescopic slide 104 by X2 by pushing out the inner frame 411 at the end by turning the screw shaft 417 by the motor 420 via the gear 419 and the crown gear 418, by pushing out the next inner frame 414 if the stopper 418 abuts with the guide 412, by pushing out the next inner frame 148 if the stopper 417 abuts with the guide 149, and by pushing out the next inner frame 145 if the stopper 416 abuts with the guide 146, and by positioning the hand 105 at the center of the flange surface of the tail cylinder t to connect with bolts as shown in FIG. 11a. Then, the telescopic slide 104 is retreated by X3 by operating reversely as shown in FIG. 11b and the pull-out slide 103 is retreated by X4 as shown in FIG. 11c to pull out the tail cylinder t completely from the gas turbine g.
Further, the carriage 102 is turned to the horizontal part at the upper part of the gas turbine g to be able to readily sling the tail cylinder t by the overhead traveling crane to carry it out. It is noted that the nozzle n may be pulled out only by the pull-out slide 103, while stopping the telescopic slide 104. Further, the nozzle n and the tail cylinder t may be inserted by implementing the above-mentioned procedure in the opposite way.
While the burner b is replaced conventionally by manual works, the burner b has about X00 mm of outer diameter and is as long as about 1500 mm, so that workers have to enter also the inside of the gas turbine g to lift up and to bring out the burner b manually in cooperation with the workers who get on the scaffolds s in pulling out the burner b. The burner b is then slung by the overhead traveling crane c and is moved to an inspection or repair site. While it takes a long time to do that because the nozzle of the burner weighs about 350 kg and the tail cylinder weighs about 90 kg and needs to be divided into several parts, there is a structural limit.
Still more, because it is difficult to keep an adequate position during the works in the narrow inner space and on the unstable outside scaffolds, such works involve great danger. Further, because the working condition is so bad, the burner b or the inside of the gas turbine g are damaged occasionally, taking more time and expense to repair them.
Therefore, it has been difficult to mechanize the burner replacing works because the system could not but be large and to implement it spacewise because various pipes such as fuel and cooling pipes are congested.
Meanwhile, the burner replacing system of the present embodiment comprises the rail 101 laid in a ring around the burner b assembled radially at the middle part of the gas turbine and the carriage 102 mounted to the rail flange 111.
The pull-out slide 103 which moves in the direction of axis of the burners b radially disposed is mounted on the carriage 102, telescopic mufti-stages are formed by inserting inner frames on whose outer surface, rails are mounted at the outer frames mounted with guides at their inner corners, one by one and by attaching the nut at the center of the end of the inner frame to provide the telescopic slide 104 'through which the screw shaft 417 driven by the motor 420 provided on the frame runs through. The hand 105 for gripping the burner b is provided ,at the end of the telescopic slide 104. The burner b may be pulled out of the gas turbine g by using the burner replacing system of the present embodiment by locating the circumferential center position of each burner b by the carriage 102 which turns around the burner b, by moving the pull-out slide 103 forward to abut the hand 105 with the flange surface of the nozzle n of the burner b, by connecting the flange and the hand 105 with about three bolts, by separating the nozzle n from the tail cylinder t within the gas turbine g, by retreating the pull-out slide 103 to pull out the nozzle n from the gas turbine g, by moving the carriage 102 to the upper part of the gas turbine g to be able to readily sling the nozzle n by the overhead traveling crane to carry it out. Thereafter, the pull-out slide 103 is moved forward in the same manner and the telescopic slide 104 is expanded to abut the hand 105 with the flange of the tail cylinder t at the deep inside of the gas turbine g, by connecting them by bolts and by retreating the slides to pull out and to carry out the tail cylinder t. The tail cylinder t or the nozzle n which has been inspected and maintained may be reassembled by implementing the above-mentioned procedure in the opposite way.
Thus, the heavy burner may be pulled out or inserted without requiring man power so much. Further, because the multi-staged telescoping slide 104 has a structure in which the square rails are disposed at four corners of the box type frames, it allows the section size to be reduced, to sustain as high as load of 90 kg with the light weight structure and to maintain an accuracy. Still more, the replacing works such as pulling out and insertion of the burner b may be mechanized by the compact system and may be implemented in a small space where various pipes exist. Further, the mechanization of the replacing works of the burner b allows the work period to be reduced, man power to be saved and the safety to be improved remarkably. Still more, because the accuracy of the operation during the burner replacing works is enhanced, the gas turbine g will not be damaged and the reliability of the replacing works may be maintained.
While preferred embodiments have been described, variations thereto will occur to those skilled in the art within the scope of the present inventive concepts which are delineated by the following claims.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Field of the Invention:
The present invention relates to a burner replacing system applied in removing or reassembling burners to inspect or repair the burners of a gas turbine for thermal power generation.
Description of Related Art:
FIGS. 12a and 12b are drawings for explaining a prior art method for replacing burners in inspecting or repairing the burners of a gas turbine for thermal power generation.
In the figure, 16 burners b or so are arranged radially at equal intervals at the middle part of the main body of the gas turbine g and are inserted and assembled via flanges f thereto. Conventionally, the burner b is replaced manually by constructing simple scaffolds after removing pipes and others around the burner b and by manipulating a overhead traveling crane c to sling the burner b by workers who get on the scaffolds.
While the burner b is replaced conventionally by the manual works as described above, the burner b has about 400 mm of outer diameter and is as long as about 1500 mm, so that workers have to enter also the inside of the gas turbine g to lift up and to bring out the burner b manually in cooperation with the workers who get on the scaffolds s in pulling out the burner b. The burner b is then slung by the overhead traveling crane c and is moved to an inspection or repair site. While it takes a long time to do that because one burner b weighs about 250 kg and needs to be divided into several parts, there is a structural limit and some of the parts weigh around 100 kg. Therefore, because it is difficult to maintain an adequate position during the works in the narrow inner space of the gas turbine g and on the unstable outside scaffolds s, such works involve great danger. Further, because the working condition is so bad, the burner b or the inside of the gas turbine g is damaged occasionally, taking more time and expense to repair them.
Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to solve the aforementioned problem by providing a novel burner replacing system.
SUL~IARY OF THE INVENTION
A burner replacing system of the present invention is constructed such that a rail is provided in a ring around the circumference of the gas turbine where burners are disposed radially and that a carriage turns around the burners on the rail. The carriage carries a pull-out slide via a rotary shaft which turns the slide up and down in the direction of the center axis of the gas turbine, and via a rotary shaft which turns the slide right and left around the radial axis of the gas turbine. A hand is supported by the pulling-out slide via a centering slide which moves up and down in the direction of diameter of the burner to be able to grip the burner. The burner may be replaced by using the burner replacing system of the present invention by locating the center position of each burner in the circumferential direction by the carriage which turns around the burners, by extending the hand to the surface of a flange of the burner by the pulling-out slide to cause the center of the hand to coincide with the position of the center axis of the burner by the centering slide and to adjust the surface of the hand to the inclination of the surface of the flange of the burner by the rotary shafts, by connecting the flange of the burner with the hand, by returning the pulling-out slide to pull out the burner from the gas turbine, by rising the burner by the rotary shaft, by turning the carriage to move the burner to the upper part of the gas turbine where the overhead traveling crane can reach, by slinging the burner by the overhead traveling crane to carry it out and then by gripping an alternate burner by the hand' to reassemble to the gas turbine by implementing the above-mentioned procedure in the opposite way. Thereby, the burner replacing work is mechanized and the burner may be replaced at one time without requiring man power so much and without dividing it into parts, so that the work period may be shortened and the man power can be saved considerably in replacing the burners.
Further, the burner replacing system of the present invention allows the safety in replacing the burner to be improved and the burner or the gas turbine not to be damaged because the accuracy of works in replacing the burner is enhanced, thus eliminating the cost or work period for the repair.
Further, the burner replacing system of the present embodiment comprises a rail provided in a ring around the outer periphery of burners disposed radially around a gas turbine, a carriage which moves along the rail, a pull-out slide which is supported on the carriage and moves forward and back in the direction of axis of the burner, a telescopic slide which is supported by the pull-out slide and extends in the direction of the axis of the burner, and a hand provided at the end of the telescopic slide for gripping the burner.
The burner may be pulled out of the gas turbine by using this burner replacing system by locating the circumferential center position of each burner by the carriage which turns around the burner along the rail, by moving the pull-out slide forward and to enpand the telescopic slide to abut the hand with the surface of a flange of..the burner, by connecting the flange with the hand by bolts, by retreating the telescopic slide and the pull-out slide to pull out the burner from the gas turbine, and by moving the burner by the carriage to the upper part of the gas turbine to sling it by the overhead traveling crane to carry out. The burner which has been inspected and maintained may be inserted and reassembled to the gas turbine by implementing the above-mentioned procedure in the opposite way by using the burner replacing system. Thus, the burner replacing works such as pulling out and insertion thereof are mechanized and the heavy burner may be replaced without requiring man power so much by such compact system, so that the accuracy of the burner replacing works may be enhanced and the burner or the gas turbine will not be damaged, allowing the work period to be reduced, man power to be saved and the safety to be improved remarkably.
The above and other advantages of the invention will become more apparent in the following description and the accompanying drawings in which like numerals refer to like parts.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
FIG. 1a is a front view of a burner replacing system according to one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1b is a side view seen from a line B-B in FIG. 1a, and FIG. 1c is a detailed section view of the main part of the burner replacing system;
FIG. 2a is a front view of a carriage of the burner replacing system, FIG. 2b is a side view thereof, and FIG. 2c is a detailed view of the main part thereof;
FIG. 3a is a front view of a rotary frame thereof and FIG. 3b is a section view thereof;
FIG. 4a is a front view of a pull-out slide thereof and FIG. 4b is a side view thereof;
FIG. 5a is a side view of a centering slide thereof and FIG. 5b is a front view thereof;
FIGS. 6a, through 6c are drawings for explaining their operation;
FIG. 7a is a front view of a burner replacing system according to another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 7b is a view seen from a line B-B in FIG. 7a, and FIG.
7c is a section of a rail thereof;
FIG. 8a is a front view of a carriage of the burner replacing system, FIG. 8b is a side view thereof, and FIG. 8c is a section view along a line C-C in FTG. 8a;
FIG. 9a is a plan view of a pull-out slide thereof and FIG. 9b is,a view seen from a B-B in FIG. 9a;
FIG. 10a is a front view of a telescopic slide thereof and FIG. 10b is a side view thereof;
FIGS. 11a through 11c are drawings for explaining their operation;
FIG. 12a is a drawing for explaining a prior art method for replacing burners and FIG. 12b is a front view of the burner.
DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
FIGS. 1 through 6 are drawings for explaining a burner replacing system according to one embodiment of the present invention. In the figures, the burner replacing system of the present embodiment is used in removing or reassembling a burner in repairing or inspecting the burner of a gas turbine for thermal power generation. As shown in the figures, 16 burners or so of the gas turbine are arranged radially at equal intervals at the middle part of the gas turbine g and are inserted and assembled via flanges f to the gas turbine g. In order to be able to facilitate the replacement of the burner b, a carriage 2 which turns around the all burners b in the direction of 8 is provided in the burner replacing system. Each of the burner b may be replaced at one time without requiring any man power and without requiring to divide the burner b into small parts by locating the center position of each burner b in the circumferential direction by the carriage 2 , by extending a hand 7 to the surface of a flange f of the burner b via a pulling-out slide 5 mounted on the carriage 2 to cause the center of the hand 7 to coincide with the position of the center axis of the burner b by a centering slide 6 and to adjust the surface of the hand 7 to the inclination of the surface of the flange f of the burner b by a rotary shaft 3 for turning the pull-out slide 5 up and down and a rotary shaft 4 for turning the pull-out slide 5 right and left, by connecting the flange f of the burner b with the hand 7 by three bolts or so and by returning the pulling-out slide 5 to pull out the burner b from the gas turbine g, by rising the burner b by the rotary shaft 3, by turning the carriage 2 to move the burner b to the upper part of the gas turbine g where the overhead traveling crane can reach and by slinging the burner b by the overhead traveling crane to carry out and then by gripping an alternate burner b by the hand 7 to reassemble by implementing the above-mentioned procedure in the opposite way.
That is, as shown in FIG. 1, a T-shaped rail 1 is laid in a ring around the outer periphery of the gas turbine g by the middle part thereof where the burners b are mounted and the carriage 2 runs and turns on the rail 1 in the direction of 8. The rotary shaft 3 which turns the pull-out slide 5 up and down in the direction of oc toward the center axis of the gas turbine g is mounted on the middle of the carriage 2 as shown in FIG. 2 and the rotary shaft 4 which turns the pull-out slide 5 right and. left in the direction of (3, i.e. around the radial axis of the gas turbine g, is mounted at its turnable portion. A driving portion of the rotary shaft 4 supports the pulling-out slide 5 which moves in the direction of Z of the axis of the burner b and the centering slide 6 which moves in the direction of the Y of the diameter of the burner b is provided at the movable portion of the pulling-out slide 5. The hand 7 which is connected with the flange f of the burner b by bolts is mounted at a movable portion of the centering slide 6. The carriage 2 is clamped and guided by upper wheels 22, lower wheels 23 and width wheels 24 mounted to a frame of the carriage 2 in correspondence with a rail flange 11 which forms the T-shape of the rail 1 and is allowed to run by engaging a pinion 26 at an output shaft of a motor 25 with a rack 12 attached to the rail 1.
The rotary shaft 3 comprises a shaft 32 provided in a fixed frame 31 mounted on the carriage 2 and a turnable frame 33 mounted via the shaft 32 as shown in FIGS. 3a and 3b. A
pinion 36 at an output shaft of a motor 35 mounted to the fixed frame 31 is engaged with a circular gear 34 which is centered on the shaft 32 mounted at 'the basal end of the turnable frame 33 to drive the turnable frame 33. The rotary shaft 4 is supported by a bearing 41 at the center of the turnable frame 33 and a worm 44 at an output shaft of a motor 43 mounted to the turnable frame 33 is engaged with a worm wheel 42 attached at one side of the rotary shaft 4 to drive the rotary shaft 4.
The pulling-out slide 5 is fitted via a guide 54 to rails 53 attached at the both sides of a frame 52 framed based on a flange 51 mounted to the rotary shaft 4, a screw of an output shaft of a motor 55 fixed to the frame 52 is supported by a bearing 56 and a nut 57 mounted at the lower part of the pulling-out slide 5 is engaged with the screw as shown in FIGs. 4a and 4b to drive the pulling-out slide 5.
The centering slide 6 is mounted by fitting a guide 63 in a rail 62 mounted at the both sides of a fixed frame 61 mounted to the pulling-out slide 5 and a nut 67 is engaged with a screw 66 supporting an output shaft of a motor 64 at the lower part of the fixed frame 61 to drive the centering slide 6 as shown in FIGS. 5a and 5b. Thus, the hand, an end effector, is mounted at the movable part of the centering slide 6. Bolt holes are perforatec'L through the hand 7 corresponding to screw holes provided on the surface of the flange f of the burner b and the hand 7 has a shape of flange.
The burner b is replaced by the present system by locating the hand 7 of the replacing unit M to the flange surface of the burner b by the carriage 2, by adjusting to an mount angle of the burner b by the rotary shaft 3 to move the pulling-out slide 5 forward, by positioning at the center of the flange surface of the burner b by the rotary shaft 4 and the centering slide 6 and by connecting the hand 7 with the flange by bolts. Then, the pulling-out slide 5 is retreated to take out the burner b and the burner b taken out is risen by the rotary shaft 3 to be able to sling by the overhead traveling crane.
While the burner b is replaced conventionally by the manual works, the burner b has about 400 mm of outer diameter and is as long as about 1500 mm, so that workers have to also enter the inside of the gas turbine g to lift up and to bring out the burner b manually in cooperation with the workers who get on the scaffolds s in pulling out the burner b. The burner b is then slung by the overhead traveling crane c and is moved to an inspection or repair site. Still more, while it takes a long time to do that because one burner b weighs about 250 kg and needs to be divided into several parts, there is a structural limit and some of the parts weigh around 100 kg. Therefore, because it is difficult to keep an adequate position during the works in the narrow inner space and on the unstable outside scaffolds, such works involve great danger. Further, because the working condition is so bad, the burner b or the inside of the gas turbine g are damaged occasionally, taking more time and expense to repair them.
However, the present burner replacing system is constructed such that the rail 1 is provided in a ring around the circumference of the gas turbine g and that the carriage 2 turns around the burner b on the rail 1 by an angle of 8.
The carriage 2 carries the rotary shaft 3 which turns the pull-out slide 5 up and down in the direction the center axis of the gas turbine g, the rotary shaft 4 which turns the pull-out slide 5 right and left around the radial axis of the gas.turbine g, the pulling-out slide 5 which is supported by the rotary shaft 4 and moves in the axial direction of the burners b disposed radially and the centering slide 6 which is supported by the pulling-out slide 5 and moves up and down in the direction of diameter of the burner b to be able to pull out or to reassemble the burner b by the hand 7 attached at the end of the centering slide 6. Accordingly, the burner b may be pulled out or inserted at one time without dividing it into parts in replacing the burner b, shortening the work period and saving man power considerably. Further, because the manual work in replacing the burner b is mechanized, the safety in replacing the burner b is improved. Still more, because the accuracy of works in replacing the burner b is enhanced and the burner b or the gas turbine g will not be damaged, no cost or work period for repair becomes necessary.
FIGS. 7 through 11 are drawing for explaining a burner replacing system according to another embodiment of the present invention. In the figures, the burner replacing system of the present embodiment is used in inspecting or repairing of burners of a gas turbine for thermal power generation. 16 burners or so, each comprising a nozzle n and a tail cylinder t, are arranged radially at equal intervals at the middle part of the gas turbine g and are inserted thereto via a flange. In order to be able to readily replace the burner b, the present burner replacing system comprises, as shown in the figure, a rail 101 laid in a ring around the gas turbine g and a carriage 102 which turns around the burner b via the rail 101_ A pull-out slide 103 which moves in the direction of axis of the burner b radially disposed and a multi-staged telescopic slide 104 which is supported by the pull-out slide 103 and expands in the direction of axis of the burner b are mounted to the carriage 102 and a hand 105 for gripping the burner b is provided at the end of the telescopic slide 104 to compact the size of the whole system and to be able to pull out or insert the burner b from/to the gas turbine g without various pipes p around the burner b.
That is, as shown in FIG. 7, the rail 101 having a T-shaped section is laid in a ring around the middle part of the gas turbine g where the burners b are mounted and the carriage 102 runs and turns in the direction of 9 on the rail 101. The pull-out slide 103 which moves in the direction of axis of the burner b is mounted on the carriage 102, the telescopic slide 104 which actuates in the direction of axis of the burner b is provided at the moving part of the pull-out slide 103 and the hand 105 which can be connected with the nozzle n and the flange of the tail cylinder t with bolts is attached at the end of the moving part of the telescopic slide 104.
The carriage 102 is clamped and guided by upper wheels 122, lower wheels 123 and width wheels 124 mounted to a frame in correspondence to a rail flange 111 of the rail 101 and is run by engaging a pinion 126 attached to an output shaft of a motor 125 with a rack 112 pasted to the rail 101 as shown in FIG. 8. Further, the pull-out slide 103 is fitted, via a guide 134, in a rail 133 pasted on the both sides of a frame 132 which is constructed based on a flange 131 mounted on the carriage 102 as shown in FIG. 9. A screw 136 which is driven by output of a motor fixed to the frame 132 is supported by a bearing and a nut 138 which is mounted at the lower part of the pull-out slide 103 is engaged with the screw 136 to drive the pull-out slide 103.
The telescopic slide 104 comprises four sets of frames in total by mounting a box type outer frame 142 to a fixed frame 141 mounted to the pull-out slide 103, by inserting an inner frame 145 on which rails 144 which fit in a grooved rail guides 143 provided at four corners of the outer frame 142 are mounted at four corners of the outer surfaces thereof, by inserting an inner frame 148 on which rails 147 which fit in guides 146 provided at four corners of the inside of the inner f-rame 145 are provided at four corners of the outer surface thereof, by inserting an inner frame 411 on which rails 410 which fit in guides 149 provided at four corners of the inside of the inner frame 148 are provided at four corners of the outer surface thereof, and by inserting an inner frame 414 on which rails 413 which fit in guides 412 provided at four corners of the inside of the inner frame 411 are provided at four corners of the outer surface thereof.
The rigidity thereof is enhanced by differentiating the surface of each frame where the rail is mounted alternately to reduce the overall section size. Further, stoppers 415, 416, 417 and 418 which abut to the guide are mounted to the rails of each inner frame so that they will not be pulled out. Further, the basal portion of a screw shaft 417 which runs through the nut 416 which is fixed at the center of the end 414 is mounted turnably to the fixed frame 141 and a gear 419 which engages orthogonally with a crown gear 418 mounted to the screw shaft 417 is connected with an output shaft of a motor 420 mounted to the fixed frame 141. The hand 105 attached at the end of the inner frame 414 has a shape of a flange through which bolt holes are perforated in correspondence with the nozzle n and the flange surface of the tail cylinder t of the burner b.
The tail cylinder t may he pulled out for example to replace the burner b by using the burner replacing system of the present embodiment by locating the flange surface of the tail cylinder t of the burner b by the carriage 102 to cause the hand 105 to face thereto, by moving the pull-out slide 103 forward to the maximum by X1 and by expanding the telescopic slide 104 by X2 by pushing out the inner frame 411 at the end by turning the screw shaft 417 by the motor 420 via the gear 419 and the crown gear 418, by pushing out the next inner frame 414 if the stopper 418 abuts with the guide 412, by pushing out the next inner frame 148 if the stopper 417 abuts with the guide 149, and by pushing out the next inner frame 145 if the stopper 416 abuts with the guide 146, and by positioning the hand 105 at the center of the flange surface of the tail cylinder t to connect with bolts as shown in FIG. 11a. Then, the telescopic slide 104 is retreated by X3 by operating reversely as shown in FIG. 11b and the pull-out slide 103 is retreated by X4 as shown in FIG. 11c to pull out the tail cylinder t completely from the gas turbine g.
Further, the carriage 102 is turned to the horizontal part at the upper part of the gas turbine g to be able to readily sling the tail cylinder t by the overhead traveling crane to carry it out. It is noted that the nozzle n may be pulled out only by the pull-out slide 103, while stopping the telescopic slide 104. Further, the nozzle n and the tail cylinder t may be inserted by implementing the above-mentioned procedure in the opposite way.
While the burner b is replaced conventionally by manual works, the burner b has about X00 mm of outer diameter and is as long as about 1500 mm, so that workers have to enter also the inside of the gas turbine g to lift up and to bring out the burner b manually in cooperation with the workers who get on the scaffolds s in pulling out the burner b. The burner b is then slung by the overhead traveling crane c and is moved to an inspection or repair site. While it takes a long time to do that because the nozzle of the burner weighs about 350 kg and the tail cylinder weighs about 90 kg and needs to be divided into several parts, there is a structural limit.
Still more, because it is difficult to keep an adequate position during the works in the narrow inner space and on the unstable outside scaffolds, such works involve great danger. Further, because the working condition is so bad, the burner b or the inside of the gas turbine g are damaged occasionally, taking more time and expense to repair them.
Therefore, it has been difficult to mechanize the burner replacing works because the system could not but be large and to implement it spacewise because various pipes such as fuel and cooling pipes are congested.
Meanwhile, the burner replacing system of the present embodiment comprises the rail 101 laid in a ring around the burner b assembled radially at the middle part of the gas turbine and the carriage 102 mounted to the rail flange 111.
The pull-out slide 103 which moves in the direction of axis of the burners b radially disposed is mounted on the carriage 102, telescopic mufti-stages are formed by inserting inner frames on whose outer surface, rails are mounted at the outer frames mounted with guides at their inner corners, one by one and by attaching the nut at the center of the end of the inner frame to provide the telescopic slide 104 'through which the screw shaft 417 driven by the motor 420 provided on the frame runs through. The hand 105 for gripping the burner b is provided ,at the end of the telescopic slide 104. The burner b may be pulled out of the gas turbine g by using the burner replacing system of the present embodiment by locating the circumferential center position of each burner b by the carriage 102 which turns around the burner b, by moving the pull-out slide 103 forward to abut the hand 105 with the flange surface of the nozzle n of the burner b, by connecting the flange and the hand 105 with about three bolts, by separating the nozzle n from the tail cylinder t within the gas turbine g, by retreating the pull-out slide 103 to pull out the nozzle n from the gas turbine g, by moving the carriage 102 to the upper part of the gas turbine g to be able to readily sling the nozzle n by the overhead traveling crane to carry it out. Thereafter, the pull-out slide 103 is moved forward in the same manner and the telescopic slide 104 is expanded to abut the hand 105 with the flange of the tail cylinder t at the deep inside of the gas turbine g, by connecting them by bolts and by retreating the slides to pull out and to carry out the tail cylinder t. The tail cylinder t or the nozzle n which has been inspected and maintained may be reassembled by implementing the above-mentioned procedure in the opposite way.
Thus, the heavy burner may be pulled out or inserted without requiring man power so much. Further, because the multi-staged telescoping slide 104 has a structure in which the square rails are disposed at four corners of the box type frames, it allows the section size to be reduced, to sustain as high as load of 90 kg with the light weight structure and to maintain an accuracy. Still more, the replacing works such as pulling out and insertion of the burner b may be mechanized by the compact system and may be implemented in a small space where various pipes exist. Further, the mechanization of the replacing works of the burner b allows the work period to be reduced, man power to be saved and the safety to be improved remarkably. Still more, because the accuracy of the operation during the burner replacing works is enhanced, the gas turbine g will not be damaged and the reliability of the replacing works may be maintained.
While preferred embodiments have been described, variations thereto will occur to those skilled in the art within the scope of the present inventive concepts which are delineated by the following claims.
Claims (2)
1. A burner replacing system , characterized in that it comprises:
a rail(1) mounted in a ring around the outer periphery of burners(b) mounted radially at the middle of a gas turbine(g);
a carriage(2) which turns around said burners(b) via said rail (1);
a pull-out slide(5) which is supported on said carriage(2) via a rotary shaft(3) which turns said slide(5) up and down in the direction of a center axis of said gas turbine(g) and a rotary shaft(4) which turns said slide(5) right and left around a radial axis of said gas turbine(g) and which moves in the direction of axis of said burners(b) radially disposed;
and a hand(7), supported by said pull-out slide(5) via a centering slide(6) which moves up and down in the radial direction of said burner(b), for gripping said burner(b).
a rail(1) mounted in a ring around the outer periphery of burners(b) mounted radially at the middle of a gas turbine(g);
a carriage(2) which turns around said burners(b) via said rail (1);
a pull-out slide(5) which is supported on said carriage(2) via a rotary shaft(3) which turns said slide(5) up and down in the direction of a center axis of said gas turbine(g) and a rotary shaft(4) which turns said slide(5) right and left around a radial axis of said gas turbine(g) and which moves in the direction of axis of said burners(b) radially disposed;
and a hand(7), supported by said pull-out slide(5) via a centering slide(6) which moves up and down in the radial direction of said burner(b), for gripping said burner(b).
2. A burner replacing system, characterized in that it comprises:
a rail(101) mounted in a ring around the outer periphery of a plurality of burners(b) radially disposed;
a carriage(102) which moves along said rail(101);
a pull-out slide(103) which is supported by said carriage(102) and moves forward and back in the direction of axis of said burner(b);
a telescopic slide(104) which is supported by said pull-out slide(103) and expands in the direction of axis of said burner(b);
and a hand(105), provided at the edge of said telescopic slide(104), for gripping said burner(b).
a rail(101) mounted in a ring around the outer periphery of a plurality of burners(b) radially disposed;
a carriage(102) which moves along said rail(101);
a pull-out slide(103) which is supported by said carriage(102) and moves forward and back in the direction of axis of said burner(b);
a telescopic slide(104) which is supported by said pull-out slide(103) and expands in the direction of axis of said burner(b);
and a hand(105), provided at the edge of said telescopic slide(104), for gripping said burner(b).
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