CN111306557A - Combustible waste gas burning warming furnace - Google Patents
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Abstract
A combustible waste gas combustion warming furnace is composed of multiple combustion chambers and a hot air outlet pipeline. The invention utilizes the carbon monoxide gas generated in the carbonization process of the charcoal and the powdered carbon by an environmental protection mechanism, and the carbon monoxide gas is introduced into the furnace chamber for combustion by the suction fan, thereby effectively avoiding gas loss and air pollution caused by the air carried away by wind when the gas is not fully combusted. The secondary combustion warming chamber is formed by stacking a plurality of high-alumina refractory bricks in a delta shape into a plurality of secondary combustion ventilation openings to form honeycomb wall holes, and when water vapor-containing bodies enter the multiple combustion chambers, the water vapor-containing bodies can be quickly absorbed by the high-temperature honeycomb wall bodies. No combustion-supporting material is needed for 24 hours, and the temperature of the hearth can reach over 1800 ℃. The invention is mainly used for refining, drying materials, firing ceramic tiles, generating electricity by heat energy, heating high-temperature materials and the like; can replace fire coal and natural gas, accords with the heat energy of the biological materials proposed by the state, and has safety and no atmospheric pollution.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to energy-saving equipment, and particularly relates to a combustible waste gas combustion heating furnace.
Background
The waste gas incinerator is one equipment utilizing the heat produced by burning auxiliary fuel to raise the temperature of inflammable harmful gas to reaction temperature for oxidation and decomposition. The waste gas incinerator is suitable for treating waste gas of spraying and drying equipment and purifying harmful gas emitted from petrochemical, medicine and other industries. The method has the advantages of purifying the gas containing water-soluble or viscous substances and high molecular substances in the organic waste gas. The requirements of environmental protection and labor protection are met, and meanwhile, heat exchange equipment is added, so that the purposes of waste heat recycling and energy saving are achieved.
However, the current incinerator is generally expensive in cost and cannot be accepted by many small and medium-sized enterprises.
In addition, the waste gas incinerator is an effective device for preventing organic solvent from volatilizing into the atmosphere to cause environmental pollution. If the waste gas is collected and sent to a waste gas incinerator for incineration in the production process, the organic solvent is oxidized and decomposed into H2O and CO2 and then discharged, and therefore the environment is not polluted. The problem of environmental protection has been receiving more and more attention from people in all communities. Therefore, most plants are also equipped with waste gas incinerators to treat the organic waste gas generated during the production process. The conditions for complete oxidative decomposition of organic substances (including benzene-ring-containing compounds such as phenol) are such that the oxidation temperature is 760 ℃ or higher. Therefore, in order to make the exhaust gas discharged after the combustion of the exhaust gas fed into the exhaust gas incineration furnace not pollute the environment, the combustion temperature of the exhaust gas incineration furnace must reach 760 ℃. The higher the temperature of the incinerator furnace, the more fuel is consumed. Some plants use low-temperature combustion, i.e. furnace temperatures below 760 ℃ (e.g. 700 ℃, even below 600 ℃) in order to save fuel and reduce production costs. So that the organic solvent or other harmful components (such as phenol, formaldehyde and the like) can not be completely oxidized and decomposed. The harmful components can be detected to exceed the national standard on the exhaust chimney of the incinerator. Within several hundred meters from the incinerator, the odor and falling matter of the above organic substances can be smelled. Therefore, it is ensured that the exhaust gases generated in the production of the above-mentioned products do not pollute the environment: (1) establishing a waste gas incinerator or other organic matter recovery and treatment device; (2) the burning temperature of the hearth of the waste gas incinerator must reach over 760 ℃.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a brand-new combustible waste gas combustion temperature-rising furnace. The method specifically comprises the following steps: the furnace consists of a multi-time combustion chamber (1) and a hot air outlet pipeline (2).
The invention is realized by the following technical scheme:
a combustible waste gas burning temperature rising furnace, the technical proposal is that: the furnace consists of a multi-time combustion chamber (1) and a hot air outlet pipeline (2).
The multiple combustion chamber (1) consists of a primary combustion chamber (3), a fire-blocking wall (4), a secondary combustion heating chamber (5), a dust storage chamber (6), an oxygen inlet (7) and a base (8), wherein the front end of the primary combustion chamber (3) is provided with a furnace door (9) and a gas inlet (10), the rear end of the dust storage chamber (6) is provided with a gas outlet (11), the bottom of the dust storage chamber (6) is provided with an ash outlet (12), and the top of the oxygen inlet (7) is provided with a fire grate (13); the fire-blocking wall (4) is arranged in the primary combustion chamber (3), and the secondary combustion heating chamber (5) is formed by stacking a plurality of high-aluminum refractory bricks (14) in a delta-shaped manner to form a plurality of secondary combustion ventilation openings (15).
The hot air outlet pipeline (2) is provided with a first gas inlet (16) and a first gas outlet (17).
When the multiple combustion chamber (1) and the hot air outlet pipeline (2) are combined, a gas inlet I (16) arranged at the front end of the hot air outlet pipeline (2) is connected to a gas outlet (11) arranged at the rear end of a dust storage chamber (6) of the multiple combustion chamber (1), and then the whole combustible waste gas combustion heating furnace is formed.
The invention has the following advantages:
1. the invention has novel and unique structure and scientific and reasonable design.
2. The invention utilizes the carbon monoxide gas generated in the carbonization process of the charcoal and the powdered carbon by an environmental protection mechanism, and the carbon monoxide gas is introduced into the furnace chamber for combustion by the suction fan, thereby effectively avoiding gas loss and air pollution caused by the air carried away by wind when the gas is not fully combusted.
3. In the invention, the core part is a multi-time combustion chamber (1), and the rear secondary combustion warming chamber (5) is formed by stacking a plurality of high-aluminum refractory bricks (14) in a delta-shaped manner into a plurality of secondary combustion ventilation openings (15) to form honeycomb wall holes; when the combustion furnace works, flame passes through the honeycomb wall holes, and the wall body can be burned to be red to reach a certain temperature in a short time. The incompletely combusted gas in the primary combustion chamber (3) is combusted for the first time, and is fully combusted for the second time when passing through the honeycomb wall formed by the secondary combustion temperature rising chamber (5), the temperature in the furnace is increased again, and the honeycomb wall of the secondary combustion temperature rising chamber (5) also plays roles in heat preservation and constant temperature. The biological material has a large amount of vapor in the carbonization process, and when the vapor enters the multiple combustion chambers (1), the vapor can be rapidly absorbed by the high-temperature honeycomb wall. No combustion-supporting material is needed for 24 hours, and the temperature of the hearth can reach over 1800 ℃.
4. The invention is mainly used for refining, drying materials, firing ceramic tiles, generating electricity by heat energy, heating high-temperature materials and the like; can replace fire coal and natural gas, accords with the heat energy of the biological materials proposed by the state, and has safety and no atmospheric pollution.
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The invention is further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic view of the structure of the multiple combustion chamber (1) of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic view of the structure of the multiple combustion chamber (1) in the present invention in front view.
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the structure of the multiple combustor (1) according to the present invention.
Fig. 5 is a schematic view of the structure of the hot wind outlet duct (2) in the present invention.
In fig. 1, 1 is a multiple combustion chamber, and 2 is a hot air outlet duct.
In fig. 2, 1 is a multiple combustion chamber, 3 is a primary combustion chamber, 4 is a fire wall, 5 is a secondary combustion heating chamber, 6 is a dust storage chamber, 7 is an oxygen inlet, 8 is a base, 9 is a furnace door, 10 is a gas inlet, 11 is a gas outlet, 12 is an ash outlet, and 13 is a fire grate.
In fig. 3, 1 is a multiple combustion chamber, 7 is an oxygen inlet, 9 is a furnace door, and 10 is a gas inlet.
In FIG. 4, 1 is a multi-combustion chamber, 5 is a post-combustion warming chamber, 8 is a base, 14 is high alumina refractory brick, and 15 is a post-combustion ventilation opening.
In fig. 5, 2 is the hot air outlet duct, 16 is the first gas inlet, and 17 is the first gas outlet.
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The invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings:
the invention is composed of a multiple combustion chamber (1) and a hot air outlet pipeline (2).
Fig. 1 shows a schematic structural diagram of the present invention. The invention is composed of a multiple combustion chamber (1) and a hot air outlet pipeline (2).
Fig. 2, 3 and 4 are schematic views showing the structure of the multiple combustion chamber (1) according to the present invention. The multiple combustion chamber (1) consists of a primary combustion chamber (3), a fire-blocking wall (4), a secondary combustion heating chamber (5), a dust storage chamber (6), an oxygen inlet (7) and a base (8), wherein the front end of the primary combustion chamber (3) is provided with a furnace door (9) and a gas inlet (10), the rear end of the dust storage chamber (6) is provided with a gas outlet (11), the bottom of the dust storage chamber (6) is provided with an ash outlet (12), and the top of the oxygen inlet (7) is provided with a fire grate (13); the fire-blocking wall (4) is arranged in the primary combustion chamber (3), and the secondary combustion heating chamber (5) is formed by stacking a plurality of high-aluminum refractory bricks (14) in a delta-shaped manner to form a plurality of secondary combustion ventilation openings (15).
Fig. 5 is a schematic view showing the structure of the hot air outlet duct (2) in the present invention. The hot air outlet pipeline (2) is provided with a first gas inlet (16) and a first gas outlet (17).
When the multiple combustion chamber (1) and the hot air outlet pipeline (2) are combined, a gas inlet I (16) arranged at the front end of the hot air outlet pipeline (2) is connected to a gas outlet (11) arranged at the rear end of a dust storage chamber (6) of the multiple combustion chamber (1), and then the whole combustible waste gas combustion heating furnace is formed.
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1. A combustible waste gas burning temperature rising furnace is characterized in that: the furnace consists of a multiple combustion chamber (1) and a hot air outlet pipeline (2);
the multiple combustion chamber (1) consists of a primary combustion chamber (3), a fire-blocking wall (4), a secondary combustion heating chamber (5), a dust storage chamber (6), an oxygen inlet (7) and a base (8), wherein the front end of the primary combustion chamber (3) is provided with a furnace door (9) and a gas inlet (10), the rear end of the dust storage chamber (6) is provided with a gas outlet (11), the bottom of the dust storage chamber (6) is provided with an ash outlet (12), and the top of the oxygen inlet (7) is provided with a fire grate (13); the fire-blocking wall (4) is arranged in the primary combustion chamber (3), and the secondary combustion heating chamber (5) is formed by stacking a plurality of high-aluminum refractory bricks (14) in a delta-shaped manner to form a plurality of secondary combustion ventilation openings (15);
the hot air outlet pipeline (2) is provided with a first gas inlet (16) and a first gas outlet (17);
when the multiple combustion chamber (1) and the hot air outlet pipeline (2) are combined, a gas inlet I (16) arranged at the front end of the hot air outlet pipeline (2) is connected to a gas outlet (11) arranged at the rear end of a dust storage chamber (6) of the multiple combustion chamber (1), and then the whole combustible waste gas combustion heating furnace is formed.
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