CN111662029B - Fly ash recycling device with built-in glass film removing function - Google Patents

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CN111662029B
CN111662029B CN202010134083.9A CN202010134083A CN111662029B CN 111662029 B CN111662029 B CN 111662029B CN 202010134083 A CN202010134083 A CN 202010134083A CN 111662029 B CN111662029 B CN 111662029B
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Abstract

A fly ash recycling apparatus with a built-in glass film removing function, wherein a plurality of discharge electrodes are attached to one side surface inside a body drum along the outer peripheral surface, a ground electrode is provided on the outer surface of a cylinder having elliptical end surfaces inside the body drum, the two end surfaces of the body drum and a second drum to which a motor is attached are elliptical and connected to a first drum having an elliptical cylindrical shape, the flow of fly ash particles formed between the body drum and the first drum is maintained in a Kuaite flow state by the centrifugal force generated by the rotation of the motor, the fly ash is sprayed with high-pressure air in advance through a fly ash supply pipe provided on the upper side of the body drum to form a gap between the fly ash particles, the glass film is removed by a chemical reaction of a main component substance of the glass film coated on the particle surface by a chemical reaction with the fly ash particles by spraying a fluorine compound, and the coating is removed by a hydrolysis reaction by spraying water vapor to the fly ash A glass film on the surface of the particles.

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Fly ash recycling device with built-in glass film removing function
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a fly ash recycling device with a built-in glass film removing function, and more particularly, to a fly ash recycling device with a built-in glass film removing function, which injects and mixes high pressure air to fly ash to form gaps between particles of the fly ash during an electrostatic dust collection process, ionizes fly ash particles and air during a high pressure discharge process, and then forms a flow of the fly ash particles injected to an electrostatic dust collection part by a centrifugal force generated by an injection port rotating at a high speed into a swirl flow (swirl flow), and in a friction process with an inner surface of the injection port during elastic collision between the fly ash particles and mixing of the ionized ash and the high pressure air, the fly ash particles are charged, and among the fly ash particles charged with (+) and (-) charges, unburned carbon components (C) are separated by dust collection in a (+) pole of a dust collecting pole, the method for removing unburned carbon from coal ash by burning the coal ash with a burner or a heater, wherein the unburned carbon is separated by burning the coal ash with a heater, a plurality of discharge electrodes are attached to one side surface of the inside of a barrel of a body along the circumferential surface, a ground electrode is provided on the outer surface of an elliptic cylinder (first barrel) at both end surfaces of the barrel of the body at a predetermined interval, the discharge electrodes are opposed to the discharge electrodes provided on the one side surface of the inside of the barrel of the body, the end surfaces of the barrel of the body and the second barrel which are rotated by attaching a motor are elliptic, the barrel is rotated by the rotational force of the motor by being connected to the elliptic cylinder, the flow of a passage through which the coal ash particles formed between the barrel of the body and the first barrel are maintained in a Couette flow (or cyclone flow (TTVF)) state as a Turbulent flow, and high-pressure air is injected in advance into the fly ash through a supply pipe provided on one side of the upper part of the barrel of the body, A fluorine compound and water vapor, the fluorine compound and the main component substance of the glass film coated on the surface of the ash particles are chemically reacted, the water vapor and the main component substance of the glass film coated on the surface of the ash particles are hydrolyzed and supplied to the passage in the couette flow state, a plurality of discharge electrodes and ground electrodes arranged on the inner surface of the barrel body and the outer surface of the first barrel and sharing the passage are applied with high voltage generated in a high voltage generator to form a high energy band between the two electrodes (passage) by a discharge mode, thereby removing the fly ash particles passing through the passage, charged particles of electrons or ions released from the discharge electrodes during the discharge and the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles during the elastic collision with thermal electrons, and supplying power to an induction coil wound by a predetermined number at high frequency outside the barrel body, the heat generated in the coil heats the discharge electrode and the ground electrode by a heat conduction method to increase the amount of thermal electron emission on the surface, and increases the temperature of a passage formed between the discharge electrode and the ground electrode to supply heat energy to the charged particles and thermal electrons of electrons or ions, thereby activating the charged particles and thermal electrons of electrons or ions, and the magnetic field generated in the current flowing direction of the induction heating coil at an angle of 90 degrees prolongs the residence time of the charged particles and thermal electrons of electrons or ions emitted from the discharge electrode during the discharge process, thereby effectively removing the fly ash particles and electrons, thermal electrons, and the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles due to the increase of the number of elastic collisions with the charges.
The present invention relates to an apparatus for reusing combustion waste generated in a thermal power plant or the like as resources by using fly ash generated after coal is burned in the thermal power plant instead of cement as construction materials such as a ring-forming covering material or the like, in order to solve problems such as a decrease in compressive strength when ash is reused due to unburned carbon components in fly ash and a glass film applied to the surface of ash particles.
Background
Fly ash is a particle of μm size generated during combustion of coal in a thermal power plant for power generation, and the particle may include Silica (SiO)2) Alumina (Al)2O3) Iron (Fe)2O3) And various oxides and residual carbon (coal dust carbon).
Fly ash has many uses as an additive to a variety of substances. For example, if mixed with lime and water, fly ash will form a cement composition (cement composition) having properties very similar to those of portland cement. Because of this similarity, fly ash can replace a portion of the cement in concrete.
When the fly ash is used for preparing concrete, the amount of cement used can be reduced, and the amount of carbon dioxide generated in the cement preparation process and the preparation cost can be reduced correspondingly, and moreover, the effects of improving the performance such as convenience of construction, improvement of long-term strength and chemical durability due to the increase of fluidity can be obtained.
However, in the case of using fly ash as a concrete admixture, the fly ash is rapidly frozen at a high temperature during the generation of the fly ash, and thus, a glass film is formed on the surface to exhibit a potential hydraulic property that does not directly react with water, and such a glass film has a property of being destroyed when exposed to an alkaline environment, and in general, a glass film is formed using, for example, sodium hydroxide (NaOH), potassium hydroxide (KOH), calcium hydroxide (ca (oh))2) The alkaline stimulant of (a) to cause a hydrolysis reaction.
However, in order to solve such problems, when a strongly alkaline substance is used as a material to replace the alkaline stimulant, there is a risk of corrosion of the skin when the alkaline stimulant comes into contact with the skin of a worker, and the cost of the alkaline stimulant is increased as an expensive material.
Further, unburned carbon (coal dust carbon) exists in the fly ash, and the unburned carbon does not completely burn in the boiler of the thermal power plant but remains as amorphous carbon particles, and when a large amount of fly ash mixed with the unburned carbon is used as a cement substitute, a large amount of air entraining and water reducing Agent (AE) water reducing agent needs to be added to secure the same bottleneck, and this causes a problem of performance degradation such as reduction in durability.
When fly ash is added to concrete, it provides preferable characteristics of cement, and since unburned carbon in fly ash may cause insufficient air mixing in concrete, it is necessary to add a surfactant to the concrete mixture in order to adjust the air mixing amount in the mixing and casting process of concrete, thereby stabilizing the air void (air void) system.
As noted above, there is a need to provide improved methods and systems for treating fly ash that overcome the difficulties of liquid phase treating agents with bulk fly ash.
Also, there is a need to provide a uniform fly ash production process and system that does not require large changes in the current process of producing and treating fly ash, thereby minimizing the capital costs associated with the process.
In order to treat the fly ash, korean patent No. 10-1801530 (a fly ash treatment apparatus and a fly ash treatment method using the same) discloses a method of separating a treatment gas containing ash and sulfur compounds by collecting exhaust gas discharged from a coal-fired power plant, preparing sulfuric acid from the separated sulfur compounds, contacting the prepared sulfuric acid and ash to form a mixture, separating a slurry and an extract from the mixture, and drying the separated slurry and extract.
Korean patent publication No. 10-1547959 (a method of recovering unburned carbon from bottom ash by corona discharge electrostatic screening) discloses a technique of recovering unburned carbon from bottom ash generated after burning coal in a thermal power plant, recovering unburned carbon and separating the unburned carbon into particle sizes in order to use the buried bottom ash as a building material, etc., removing crushed and floating impurities in order to improve screening efficiency, performing screening work in order to concentrate the unburned carbon content, applying a magnetic field of 2000 gauss suspended from the bottom ash from which unburned carbon is concentrated to separate iron powder, and recovering unburned carbon from the bottom ash from which iron powder is separated in a corona discharge type typical screening process, which cannot remove a glass film of bottom ash particles.
In Korean patent application No. 10-1514124 (method for removing unburned carbon from fly ash by plasma), 1.2g of fly ash is dispersed into a chamber in a plasma treatment process, and then oxygen (O) is added2) Water vapor (H)2O), mixed fluid of oxygen and water vapor (O)2+H2O) and the like, and then the fly ash is removed by heating at 150 ℃ after reducing the pressure inside the chamber to 0.5torr until the concentration of the fly ash is less than 1%, and in the above-mentioned technique, there are a problem that the pressure inside the chamber is reduced to 0.5torr, a problem that the oxidizing agent is continuously consumed, and a glass film on the surface of the fly ash particles cannot be taken out, and in the process of increasing the size, the apparatus becomes complicated, and enormous investment costs and maintenance costs are consumed.
As described above, in the conventional thermal power plant, the fly ash treatment technology for recovering from the gas of coal burned in the process is a part lacking in treatment efficiency due to the above-described problems, and a specific proposal for performing treatment with a large capacity while ensuring stability and durability has not been proposed yet.
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Patent literature
Patent document 0001: 1. korean patent No. 10-1801530 (fly ash treatment device and fly ash treatment method using the same)
Patent document 0002: 2. korean patent No. 10-1547959 (method for recovering unburned carbon from bottom ash using corona discharge type electrostatic screening)
Patent document 0003: 3. korean patent No. 10-1514124 (method for removing unburned carbon from fly ash using plasma)
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a fly ash recycling device incorporating a quantum energy generator, comprising: a first storage tank provided at a rear end of the thermal power plant, collecting fly ash generated by burning coal in a boiler and discharging the coal in an electrostatic precipitator, transporting the collected fly ash by a tank car, and supplying the collected fly ash to a storage tank by pushing the fly ash to a blower attached to a vehicle body to store the fly ash; a feeder connected to the first storage tank, supplying high-pressure air generated by a blower provided on one side surface of the supply pipe to one side of the supply pipe, opening a rotary file part provided at a lower part of the storage tank to supply the fly ash stored in the first storage tank, and rotating a bolt provided in the supply pipe by a motor to supply the fly ash to the unburned carbon component removing part; an unburned carbon component removing part provided opposite to each other on one side surface inside the main body and provided on a (+) pole and a (-) pole of a DC power supply unit to which a power is applied, a hollow shaft having an injection port provided at a lower end thereof and a second spur gear provided on one side surface thereof and penetrating the upper surface of the main body, a motor having a first spur gear connected to the shaft, and a motor for transmitting a rotational force of the motor to the second spur gear through the first spur gear, wherein the unburned carbon component removing part supplies pulverized coal ash particles to a hollow shaft chamber by an ionizer provided at a position spaced apart from the upper part of the hollow shaft rotating while the injection port is rotated, forms gaps between the pulverized coal ash particles by injecting external air under pressure to the pulverized coal ash transferred by the impactor, applies a high pressure generated in a high pressure generator to a discharge electrode and a ground electrode provided opposite to each other inside the ionizer chamber, ionizes the pulverized coal ash and the air by electrochemical reactions such as dissociation, excitation, ionization, oxidation, and reduction reactions, and supplies the pulverized coal ash particles to the upper part of the hollow shaft, the fly ash is moved to an injection port arranged at the lower end through a hollow shaft, and in the process of injecting the fly ash to an electrostatic dust collection part (inside of a main body) from the injection port, the ionized fly ash particles are mixed with each other, the particles and the air are rubbed with the inner surface of the hollow shaft and the inner surface of the injection port In the process of electron exchange with different particles, unburned carbon C and alumina (Al) with large work function value2O3) Silicon dioxide (SiO)2) Particles such as copper oxide (CuO) and the like are charged and collected to the positive electrode during the exchange of electrons, particles such as calcium oxide (CaO) having a small work function value are charged and collected to the negative electrode during the exchange of electrons, in a burner provided with insulation at the center of the negative electrode, unburned carbon C components collected to the positive electrode are directly burned by a flame generated by ignition of a spark generated by a spark plug after mixing external air with combustible gas or fuel in a liquid state received from a fuel supply pipe, and are removed by a combustion reaction, or the unburned carbon C components collected to the positive electrode are burned and removed by a combustion reaction by locally heating the positive electrode to 500 ℃ or more, which is the ignition temperature of the unburned carbon C, by supplying power to a heating coil provided in contact with the outer surface of a body attached to the portion of the positive electrode, by heating heat energy generated at the heating coil, in the control panel, through the power on-off control of a microcomputer, fly ash periodically removed dust at the positive pole and the negative pole is discharged to a glass film removing part at every time selected in the range of 1 minute to 2 hours; a glass film removing part, wherein a fourth spur gear is arranged on the circumferential surface of one side of the lower inclined surface of a main body barrel with two circular ends and a cylindrical shape, a third spur gear which can be arranged on the third spur gear meshed with the fourth spur gear and is connected with a second driving motor through a shaft, a plurality of discharging electrodes or grounding electrodes are arranged on one side surface of the inner surface along the circumferential surface at a specified interval, a hole for reserving a space for the outer diameter of the second barrel is perforated on the central part of the upper surface to arrange a bearing unit according with the size of the perforated hole, the specified interval is maintained in the main body barrel, in the one side surface of the outer surface of the first barrel with two elliptic cylindrical ends, the grounding electrode or discharging electrode arranged on the inner surface of the main body barrel is oppositely arranged, the hole for reserving a space for the outer diameter of the second barrel is perforated on the central part of the upper surface of the first barrel, and a flange with the same size as the through hole is arranged, so that the lower end parts of the second drums with two circular cylindrical tail ends are connected with the flange A second spur gear is provided on the circumferential surface of the upper end of the second barrel projecting to the outside by penetrating the upper end of the main body barrel, a motor for connecting the first spur gear to the shaft and a second gear are provided in association with each other, and the rotational force of the motor is transmitted to the second spur gear via the first spur gear, so that the second barrel fixed to the second spur gear via the flange and the first barrel fixed to the second barrel via the second spur gear are rotated with a predetermined interval left between the main body barrel and the first barrel, and since the first barrel is an elliptic cylinder, the first barrel is rotated by the difference between the diameter of the short side and the diameter of the long side of the ellipse in the air flow of the passage formed between the two barrels to generate a couette flow as a rotational flow in a turbulent flow state by the centrifugal force, and a fourth spur gear is provided on the circumferential surface of the lower side of the main body barrel in a state where the first barrel is rotated, the method comprises the steps of providing a motor for connecting a third spur gear and a shaft to each other and a fourth spur gear, transmitting a rotational force of the motor to the fourth spur gear via the third spur gear, rotating a main body drum in a direction opposite to the rotational direction of a first drum to change the centrifugal force generated in different directions into a spiral turbulent flow state, a vortex turbulent flow state, or a more improved Couette flow state, forming gaps between fly ash particles by injecting external air under pressure to fly ash supplied by removing carbon components in an unburned carbon removing part via a fly ash supply part provided at a distance from the upper end of a second drum protruding from the upper surface of the main body drum, applying pressure to liquid or gaseous phase fluorine compounds stored in a storage tank via a pump or a compressor, and then injecting the fly ash transferred by high-pressure air via an injection nozzle, wherein a glass film coated on the fly ash particles in contact with a fluorine compound is chemically reacted with the fluorine compound by a first chemical reaction with the fluorine compound After the secondary removal, the water vapor generated in the water vapor generator of the water vapor supply unit is separated into condensed water and steam in the water separator, and only the dry steam is injected into the fly ash through the injection port to pass through the fly ash particles and the Silica (SiO) as the main component material of the glass film coated on the fly ash particles 2) And calcium oxide (CaO) for the second time, the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles is removed,the fly ash particles flowing into a passage formed between a body drum and a first drum are repeatedly stirred by diffusion to a Couette flow in a turbulent state, collide with the particles, rotate in an irregular track, and are contacted with a fluorine mixture and water vapor for a plurality of times at a plurality of angles, a glass film coated on the surface of the particles is removed by a chemical reaction with a fluorine compound and a hydrolysis action with the water vapor, a high voltage generated by a high voltage generator is applied to a discharge electrode and a ground electrode which are oppositely arranged on the inner surface of the body drum and the outer surface of the first drum through a lead, so that discharge is started between the two electrodes, charged particles and hot electrons of electrons or ions are released during the discharge, and silicon dioxide (SiO) which is larger than a main component of the glass film is formed at the same time2) Calcium oxide (CaO), sodium oxide (Na)2O), magnesium oxide (MgO), potassium oxide (K)2O) and a high-field energy band (5 eV-5 KeV) of a work function (eV) (1.1 eV-5.0 eV) of a barium oxide (BaO) substance, thereby removing for the third time the fly ash particles flowing into the passage (between the main barrel and the first barrel) and the glass film coated on the surface of the ash particles during continuous elastic collision between the charged particles of electrons or ions and the thermal electrons during the discharge, and if the AC power supply supplies power to the high-frequency induction heating coil wound in a predetermined number of turns in the circumferential direction along the outer side surface of the main barrel, the magnetic field generated at an angle of 90 degrees in the flow direction of the current and the high-frequency induction heating coil are heated and conducted to the inside of the main barrel by the heat conduction manner, thereby heating the discharge electrode, activating the charged particles of electrons or ions and the thermal electrons and extending the passage (between the discharge electrodes) by the magnetic field, Between the main body barrel and the first barrel), the number of times of elastic collision with the fly ash particles will be increased, thereby effectively removing the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles, the floating fly ash particles dispersed in the process of removing the glass film are sucked into the hollow of the first barrel of the vacuum structure by the suction force of the fan of the dust collector, flow into the dust collector through the second barrel connected with the first barrel through the flange, are discharged after being dedusted, and unburned carbon contained in the fly ash is removed Removing the glass film coated on the surface of the particles, and supplying the finally treated fly ash to a second storage tank through a discharge pipe due to gravity difference formed by opening of an electric valve arranged on the discharge pipe; a second storage tank having a hopper for simply storing the fly ash to be finally treated in the glass film removing part, wherein when the air pressurized by the blower is supplied to the discharge pipe and the motor provided at one side of the discharge pipe is driven, the electrically operated valve attached to the lower part of the hopper is opened in a state of being rotated by the bolt connected to the shaft, and thereby when the fly ash stored in the hopper is moved to the supply pipe, the fly ash is supplied to and stored in the storage tank by the compressed air supplied from the blower and the rotation of the bolt; and a control panel for controlling the supply and disconnection of power to and from the first storage tank, the supply unit, the unburned carbon component removal unit, the glass film removal unit, and the second storage tank by measuring data in real time by sensors provided in the first storage tank, the supply unit, the unburned carbon component removal unit, the glass film removal unit, and the second storage tank and transmitting the data to the control unit.
The fly ash recycling device with a built-in glass film removal function for solving the technical problems comprises: a first storage tank 100 for transporting fly ash discharged from an electrostatic precipitator installed at the rear end of a boiler of a thermal power plant by a tanker truck 101, for pushing the fly ash by a blower 102 attached to a vehicle body, and for supplying and storing the fly ash into a first storage tank 104 through a supply pipe 103; a feeder 200 connected to the first storage tank 104, supplying high-pressure air generated by a blower 201 provided on one side of the bolt feeder to a discharge pipe 202, opening a rotary valve 105 provided at a lower portion of the first storage tank 104 to supply fly ash stored in the first storage tank 100, and discharging fly ash to a discharge port 205 connected to an unburned carbon component removing part 300 by rotating a bolt 203 connected to a motor 204 through a shaft by driving a driving motor 204 when supplying fly ash; an unburned carbon component-removed part 300 provided in the upper part of the main body 301, a fly ash supply pipe 312 supplied from the supply unit 200 being provided in the upper center part of a chamber 311 having an inclined inner lower part, and an air supply part connected to the fly ash supply pipe 312 at an interval on the upper side of the chamber 311 320, an air supply pipe 323 which is installed at the lower inclined surface of the interior of the chamber 311 so that a discharge electrode 313c and a ground electrode 313d receiving a high voltage generated by a high voltage generator 313a through a lead 313b are opposed to each other, a discharge pipe 314 is installed at the lower portion, a + pole 342 and a-pole 343 which are installed at one side surface of the interior of the main body 301 so as to be opposed to each other and apply a direct current power to the direct current power supply 341, a hollow shaft 334 which is installed at the lower end thereof with a jet port 335 is installed through the upper surface of the main body 301 so as to have a second spur gear 333 at one side surface thereof, a motor 331 which is connected to the first spur gear 332 is installed, a rotational force of the motor 331 is transmitted to the second spur gear 333 through the first spur gear 332 to rotate the jet port 335, and a high-field electronic energy band which is generated by applying a high voltage generated by the high voltage generator to the discharge electrode and the ground electrode which are opposed to each other at the inclined surface of the interior of the chamber 311 of the ionizer 310, the fly ash transferred from the feeder 200 to the ionizer 310 spaced above the rotating hollow shaft 334 is sprayed with external air previously sucked and pressurized by the pressurizer 321 in the air feeder 320 to form gaps between particles and pass the fly ash, after the fly ash particles are ionized by electrochemical reactions of dissociation, excitation, ionization, oxidation, and reduction, the pulverized fuel ash having ionized particles is supplied to the upper portion of the hollow shaft 334, and is moved to the injection port 335 provided at the lower end through the hollow shaft 334, in the process of injecting the fly ash from the injection port 335 into the body 301, the fly ash particles are charged during the process of mixing the particles with air and colliding the particles and air against the inner surface of the hollow shaft 334, thus, unburned carbon C and alumina (Al) having a large work function value are exchanged with electrons of different particles. 2O3) Silicon oxide (SiO)2) Copper oxide (CuO) particles are charged and collected at the positive electrode 342 during the exchange of electrons, calcium oxide (CaO) particles having a small work function value are charged and collected at the negative electrode 343 during the exchange of electrons, and in the burner 362 provided in the center of the negative electrode 343 in an insulated manner, combustible gas received from the fuel supply pipe 361 or fuel in a liquid state is mixed with outside air introduced from the air introduction pipe 362, and then passes through the burner 364, which generates heat at the spark plug 364Unburned carbon C components collected at the + pole 342 are burned and removed by a flame generated by spark ignition, or the + pole 342 is locally heated to 500 ℃ or more, which is an ignition temperature of the unburned carbon C, by heat energy generated at the heating coil 352 by a heat conduction method by supplying power to a heating coil 352 provided in contact with an outer surface of the body 301 in a portion where the + pole 342 is attached, thereby burning and removing the unburned carbon C components collected at the + pole 342 by a combustion reaction, and fly ash periodically dedusted and collected at the + pole 342 and the-pole 343 is discharged to a glass film removing portion at a time selected in a range of 1 minute to 2 hours by power on-off control of a microcomputer in a control panel; a glass film removing part 400 comprising a turbulence generator 410 comprising a main barrel 401, a fly ash supply part 420, a fluorine compound supply part 430, a steam supply part 440, a high voltage discharge means 450, and a heating means 460, wherein a plurality of discharge electrodes 451 or ground electrodes 452 are provided at predetermined intervals along the circumferential surface on one side of the inner surface of the main barrel 401 having both ends in a circular cylindrical form, a bearing means 413c having a predetermined diameter is provided by punching a hole having a predetermined diameter in the center of the upper surface, a predetermined interval is maintained in the main barrel 401, a ground electrode 452 or a discharge electrode 451 is provided on one side of the outer surface of a first barrel 411 having both ends in an elliptical cylindrical form, the ground electrode 452 or the ground electrode 451 is opposed to the discharge electrode 451 or ground electrode 452 provided on the inner surface of the main barrel 401, a flange 413d is provided on the upper surface of the first barrel 411, and the lower end of a second barrel 412 having both ends in a circular cylindrical form is connected to the flange 413d, the upper end part penetrates the upper end part of the main barrel 401 to protrude outside, a second spur gear 413b is arranged on one side surface of the upper end part of the protruding second barrel 412, a motor 413 for connecting the first spur gear 413a with a shaft is arranged in the same way as the second spur gear 413b, the rotating force of the motor 413 is transmitted to the second spur gear 413b through the first spur gear 413a, the second barrel 412 provided with the second spur gear 413b and the first barrel 411 are elliptic cylinders because the first barrel 411 is arranged, the airflow of a passage 402 formed between the two barrels 411 and 412 at a predetermined interval generates a swirling flow in a turbulent state through the rotation of the first barrel 411 through the difference between the diameter of the short side and the diameter of the long side of the ellipse, and the swirling flow is transmitted to the unburned carbon The fly ash supplied by removing carbon components in the removing part 300 is sprayed to the fly ash supplying part 420 provided at an interval from the end of the upper end part of the second barrel 412 protruding to the outside by applying external air, after applying pressure to the fluorine compound stored in the storage tank 432 or the container 432a by the pump through 433 or the compressor 433a, if the fly ash transferred by the high-pressure air is injected through the injection nozzle 434, the main component substance of the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles in contact with the fluorine compound is removed by a chemical reaction with the fluorine compound, or after the steam generated by the steam generator 441 is moved to the steam-water separator 443 through the pipe 442 and separated into condensed water and dry steam, the separated dry steam is moved to the injection pipe 444, and the water vapor is mixed with Silica (SiO) which is a main component substance of the glass film coated on the surfaces of the fly ash particles.2) Calcium oxide (CaO), barium oxide (BaO), magnesium oxide (MgO), and aluminum oxide (Al)2O3) The fly ash particles flowing into a passage 402 formed between a body cylinder 401 and a first cylinder 411 are dispersed into a turbulent swirling flow state and are contacted with an etching solution several times at various angles while being repeatedly stirred, collided with the particles, and rotated in an irregular trajectory to erode a glass film on the particle surface, a high voltage generated by a high voltage generator 451 is applied to a discharge electrode 451 and a ground electrode 452 provided opposite to the inner surface of the body cylinder 401 and the outer surface of the first cylinder 411 through a lead 454 to start discharge between the two electrodes 451, 452, charged particles of electrons or ions generated during the discharge and thermal electrons generated by the discharge electrode being heated and released, and a high voltage generated by the high voltage generator 451 being applied to the discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452 to effectively remove the coating during continuous elastic collision between the fly ash particles and the charges generated in a high electric field state When power is applied to the high-frequency induction heating coil 464 wound in the circumferential direction of the outer side surface of the main body cylinder 401 by a predetermined number of windings by the ac power supply 461, the high-frequency induction heating coil 464 heats and conducts the heated high-frequency induction heating coil 464 into the main body cylinder 401 by heat conduction so that the discharge electrode 451 is heated The glass film is efficiently removed by improving the electrical conductivity by increasing the internal temperature to change the viscosity of the glass film coated on the surface of the soot particles by increasing the heating energy of charged particles of electrons or ions and thermal electrons, the glass film is efficiently removed by improving the electrical conductivity, the floating soot particles scattered during the removal of the glass film are sucked into the hollow of the first barrel 411 having a hollow structure by the suction force of the fan of the dust collector, the dust is removed by flowing into the dust collector through the second barrel connected to the flange 413d of the first barrel 411 and then discharged into the atmosphere, the unburned carbon C contained in the soot is removed, the glass film coated on the surface of the particles is removed, and the finally treated soot is supplied to the second storage tank 500 through the discharge pipe 403 due to the difference in gravity caused by the opening of the electrically operated valve 403a provided in the discharge pipe 403; a second storage tank 500 having a hopper 501 for simply storing the fly ash finally treated in the glass film removing part 400, supplying the high-pressure air generated by a blower 503 provided on one side of a screw feeder 505 to a discharge pipe 502, driving a driving motor 506 to rotate a shaft 503 having a rotary blade 504 attached to the outer surface thereof, and supplying the treated fly ash to the storage tank; and a control panel 600 for supplying and cutting off power to the first storage tank 100, the supply unit 200, the unburned carbon component removal unit 300, the glass film removal unit 400, and the second storage tank 500, based on data which is measured in real time by sensors (not shown) provided in the first storage tank 100, the supply unit 200, the unburned carbon component removal unit 300, the glass film removal unit 400, and the second storage tank 500 and is transmitted to the control unit.
According to the apparatus for recycling fly ash with a built-in glass film removal function of the present invention, unburned carbon components in fly ash are ionized, collected in the electrostatic dust collector, and then the collected unburned carbon components are removed by a combustion reaction, so that when the apparatus is used as a material for replacing cement, the apparatus can be reused without requiring a large amount of water reducing agent in the process of ensuring a surfactant or a bottleneck for securing air voids.
However, the problem of potential water hydraulicity that the glass film on the surface of the fly ash cannot be directly reacted with water can be solved.
And, the glass film on the surface of the fly ash is removed, thereby using the fly ash to increase compressive strength when concrete is cast.
Further, when concrete is prepared using fly ash, the amount of cement used can be reduced, and the amount of carbon dioxide generated in the cement preparation process and the preparation cost can be reduced according to the reduced amount of use, and moreover, the effects of improving the performance such as the convenience of construction, the improvement of long-term strength, and the improvement of chemical durability due to the increase of fluidity can be obtained.
Meanwhile, combustion waste generated in a combustion process of a thermal power plant or the like can be reused as a resource.
Drawings
FIG. 1 is a system diagram showing a fly ash recycling apparatus with a built-in glass film removal function according to the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a sectional view illustrating the first storage tank of fig. 1.
Fig. 3 is a sectional view illustrating the feeder of fig. 1.
FIG. 4 is a sectional view showing an unburned carbon component-removed portion in FIG. 1.
Fig. 5a is a sectional view illustrating the ionizer of fig. 4.
Fig. 5b is a sectional view illustrating the swirl generator of fig. 4.
Fig. 5c is a sectional view illustrating the electrostatic dust collection part of fig. 4.
Fig. 6 is a sectional view illustrating a glass film removing part of fig. 1.
Fig. 7a is a cross-sectional view showing the fly ash supply of fig. 6.
Fig. 7b is a sectional view showing the fluorine compound supply part of fig. 6.
Fig. 7c is a sectional view illustrating the water vapor supply part of fig. 6.
Fig. 7d is a sectional view illustrating the high-voltage discharge portion of fig. 6.
Fig. 7e is a sectional view illustrating the heating unit of fig. 6.
Fig. 8 is a sectional view illustrating the second storage tank of fig. 1.
Fig. 9 is a sectional view of a control panel of the fly ash recycling device with a built-in glass film removal function according to the present invention.
Description of reference numerals
100: the first storage tank
101: tanker 102: air blower
103: supply pipe 104: storage tank
105: rotary valve
200: feeding device
201: the blower 202: supply pipe
203: the bolt 204: driving motor
205: discharge port
300: unburned carbon powder removing part
301: the housing 302: discharge pipe
303: the electric valve 310: ionization device
311: chamber 312: fly ash supply pipe
313: nozzle 313 a: high voltage generator
313 b: lead 313 c: discharge electrode
313 d: ground electrode 314: discharge pipe
320: air supply part
321: outside air introduction pipe 322: pressurizer
323: supply pipe 330: vortex generator
331: the motor 332: first spur gear
333: second spur gear 334: hollow shaft
335: injection port 336: bearing assembly
335 a: collision plate 335 b: bottom perforation
335 c: side perforation 340: electrostatic dust collecting part
341: dc power supply 342: + electrode
343: the electrodes 344: conducting wire
350: heating section 351: power supplier
352: heating coil 353: conducting wire
360: combustion portion 361: fuel supply pipe
362: the combustor 363: external air introduction part
364: spark plug
400: glass film removing part
401: body barrel 402: vias
403: discharge pipe 404: support frame
405: first bearing unit 406: second bearing unit
407: the second drive motor 408: third spur gear
409: fourth spur gear 410: turbulence generator
411: first barrel 412: second barrel
413: motor 413 a: first spur gear
413 b: second spur gear 413 c: bearing assembly
413 d: flange 413 e: connecting piece
420: fly ash supply part
421: air pressurizer 422: spray nozzle
423: fly ash supply pipe 430: fluorine compound supply part
431: the inflow pipe 432: liquid phase fluorine compound storage tank
432 a: gas-phase fluorine compound storage tank 433: pressure pump
433 a: the compressor 434: supply pipe
435: the spray nozzle 440: steam supply part
441: water vapor generator 442: supply pipe
443: steam-water separator 444: jet orifice
450: the high-voltage discharge unit 451: discharge electrode
452: ground electrode 453: high voltage generator
454: lead 454 a: connecting piece
460: heating unit
461: ac power supply 462: frequency oscillator
463: lead 463 a: connecting piece
464: induction heating coil
500: the second storage tank
501: the hopper 502: electric valve
503: the blower 504: discharge pipe
505: transfer bolt 506: motor with a stator having a stator core
507: the storage tank 508: filtering dust collector
509: discharge solenoid valve
600: control panel
Detailed Description
The present invention is described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings so that those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains can easily carry out the present invention.
Fig. 1 is a system diagram showing a fly ash recycling apparatus with a built-in glass film removal function according to the present invention.
Referring to fig. 1, the fly ash recycling apparatus with a built-in glass film removal function includes a first storage tank 100, a supplier 200, an unburned carbon removal unit 300, a glass film removal unit 400, a second storage tank 500, and a control panel 600.
The first storage tank 100 is provided at the rear end of a boiler of a thermal power plant, separates fly ash collected and collected by an electrostatic precipitator from exhaust gas discharged by burning coal in the boiler into particles having a predetermined size, conveys the separated fly ash by a tanker 101, transfers air pressurized by an air blower 102 to a supply pipe side, supplies the air to a storage tank 104 through a supply pipe 103, and stores the air.
The feeder 200 is connected to the storage tank 104, supplies air pressurized by a blower 201 provided on one side surface of the supply pipe to the discharge pipe 202, activates an electric rotary valve 105 provided in the lower part of the storage tank 104 to supply the fly ash stored in the first storage tank 100 to the supply pipe, and drives a drive motor 204 connected to a shaft of a bolt 203 provided inside the supply pipe 202 to discharge the fly ash flowing in from the supply pipe 104 to a discharge port 205 connected to the unburned carbon component removal unit 300.
The unburned carbon removing unit 300 includes a main body 301, an ionizer 310, an air supply unit 320, a swirl generator 330, an electrostatic dust collecting unit 340, a heating coil 350, and a combustion unit 360, and is configured such that dc power is supplied to + electrodes 342 and-electrodes 343 having different polarities from each other through lead wires 344 in a power supply unit 323, external air is sucked into a pressurizer 322 to pressurize the positive electrodes and the negative electrodes at a pressure ranging from 200mmaq to 5000mmaq, and then the pressurized air is supplied to the upper portion of a chamber 311 of the ionizer 310 through a supply pipe 323 to inject fly ash flowing in a supply pipe 312 connected to the chamber 311, thereby forming a gap between fly ash particles, and during pressurization, a high voltage generated by a high voltage generator 313a is applied to a discharge electrode 313C and a ground electrode 313d provided opposite to inclined surfaces in the chamber 311 of the ionizer 310 through lead wires 313b, thereby performing dissociation, ionization, oxidation, and combustion, The electrochemical reaction of the reduction reaction ionizes the fly ash and air, and then the ionized fly ash and air are supplied to the hollow portion of the hollow shaft 334 through the discharge port 314 and injected into the injection port 335 of the swirl generator 330 rotating at a high speed, so that in the process of colliding with the collision plate 335a provided at the center portion of the bottom surface of the injection port and injecting the fly ash into the main body 301 through the holes 335c perforated at the predetermined diameter at the intervals on the side surfaces thereof by the centrifugal force based on the rotation of the holes 335b perforated at the predetermined diameter at the intervals on the peripheral surface of the bottom surface, the swirl generated by the centrifugal force charges the ionized high-pressure air and the ionized fly ash while mixing, colliding with the fly ash particles, colliding with the collision plate 335a, rubbing the fly ash particles with the inner surface of the chamber 311, the inner surface of the hollow shaft 334 and the inner surface of the injection port 335, and redispersing the fly ash particles into the electrostatic dust collecting part 340 in the injection port 335, at the contact interface between the two substances, until the energy levels are the same, during the movement between the substances, the substances are ionized by the affinity scale with the electrons of the substances (+ ions, -ions), and then fall inside the electrostatic dust collection part 340 to be collected to the + electrode 342 and the-electrode 343 to which the dc power is supplied from the dc power supply 341, and at the same time, the power supply 351 supplies power to the heating coil 352 provided in contact with the + electrode 342 and the-electrode 343 to apply the thermal energy of the heating element to the + electrode 342 and the-electrode 343 by the heat conduction method so as to reach the ignition temperature of the unburned carbon of 500 ℃ or more, and the unburned carbon component trapped at the + electrode 342 is removed by the combustion reaction, or the fuel supplied through the fuel supply pipe 361 connected to the burner 362 is mixed with the air flowing in the air introduction pipe 363, and then the high temperature flame is ignited by the spark generated by the spark plug 364, unburned carbon components trapped at the + electrode 342 are directly burned and removed, and fly ash adhered to the + electrode 342 is removed by power on/off control of a microcomputer at the control panel at a time selected from a range of 1 minute to 2 hours, and supplied to the glass film removing portion 400 by opening an electric valve 303 provided in the discharge pipe 302.
The glass film removing part 400 is composed of a turbulence generator 410, a fly ash supply part 420, a fluorine compound supply part 430, a water vapor supply part 440, a high-voltage discharge unit 450, and a heating unit 460, and a hole having a space left in the outer diameter of the second barrel 412 is bored in the center of the upper surface of the main body barrel 401 having a cylindrical shape with both ends being circular, a bearing unit 413c having a size corresponding to the bored hole is provided, a fixing member 404 having a cross shape is provided on one side surface of the inner lower part, a hole having a space left in the outer diameter of the shaft 411b attached to the lower part of the first barrel 411 is bored in the center, and a bearing unit 405 having a size corresponding to the hole is provided.
A fourth spur gear 409 is provided on the circumferential surface on the inclined outer surface side on the lower portion side of the body drum 401, a third spur gear 408 gear-engaged with the fourth spur gear 409 is provided, a motor 407 having the third spur gear 408 connected to a shaft is provided, and the rotational force of the motor 407 is transmitted to the fourth spur gear 409 via the third spur gear 408, so that the body drum 401 rotates in the direction opposite to the rotational direction of the first drum 411. The turbulence generator 410 comprising a body barrel 401 comprises: a body barrel 401; a fourth spur gear 409 provided on the circumferential surface of one side of the lower inclined surface of the body drum 401; a motor 407 having a third spur gear 408 provided in gear-meshing engagement with the fourth spur gear 409, the motor 407 having the third spur gear 408 connected to a shaft; and a second barrel 412 connected to a flange 413d provided at the center of the upper surface of the first barrel 411, a second spur gear 413b provided on the circumferential surface of the second barrel 412, a first spur gear 413a provided in a row so as to be in gear engagement with the second spur gear 413b, and a motor 413 provided on the shaft with the first spur gear 413 a.
The first barrel 411 has a cylindrical shape with an elliptical cross section, and has a closed upper portion and an open lower portion. The second barrel 412 has a cylindrical shape with a circular cross section, and has an open upper part and an open lower part. A fixing plate 411a of a cross shape is provided on the lower end face of the first barrel 411, a shaft 411b of a predetermined diameter is provided at the center, a shaft 411b of the first barrel 411 is provided on a bearing unit 405 provided at the center of the holder 404, the holder 404 is provided at the lower part inside the fixed barrel 401, a flange 413d having a space for the outer diameter of the second barrel 412 is provided at a position where a hole of a predetermined diameter is bored at the center of the upper face, the flange 413d penetrates the hollow part of a bearing unit 413c provided at the center of the upper face of the main body barrel 401, and the lower end of the second barrel 412 which is lowered is inserted and fixed by a bolt into the flange 413 d.
A cross-shaped fixing rod 411b is provided at the center of the lower end of the first barrel 411 having an elliptical cylindrical shape, and a shaft 411b having a predetermined diameter and a predetermined length is provided at the center of the fixing rod. A second spur gear 413b is provided on the upper side surface of the second drum 412 at a distance from the upper surface of the main body drum 401, a first spur gear 413a is provided so as to be in gear engagement with the second spur gear 413b, and a motor 413 having the first spur gear 413a is provided on the shaft thereof, and when power is supplied to the motor 413 through the control panel 600, the first drum 411 and the second drum 412 connected to the second spur gear 413b are rotated.
When the first barrel 411 and the second barrel 412 are rotated, centrifugal force is generated, and the first barrel 411 is an elliptic cylinder, and therefore, due to the difference between the diameter of the short side and the diameter of the long side, in the passage 402 between the main barrel 401 and the first barrel 411, the flow of the fluid is in a turbulent flow state, the fly ash supplied to the fly ash supply part 420 by removing carbon components in the unburned carbon removing part 300 is injected with high-pressure air pressurized by the pressurizer 421 to form gaps between the fly ash particles, the liquid-phase or gas-phase fluorine compound stored in the storage tank 432 or the gas-phase storage container 432a of the liquid-phase fluorine compound supply unit 430 is pressurized by the pump 433 or the compressor 433a, and is injected by the injection nozzle 435 to the fly ash transferred by the high-pressure air, thereby passing through the fly ash as a main component substance constituting a glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash.Silicon dioxide (SiO)2) Calcium oxide (CaO), sodium oxide (Na)2O), magnesium oxide (MgO), potassium oxide (K)2O) and barium oxide (BaO) are chemically reacted to remove the glass film, and then, among the water vapor generated by the water vapor generator 441 of the water vapor supply unit 440, water and steam are separated by the water separator 443 via the supply pipe 442, and only dry steam is injected into the fly ash via the injection port 444, so that the fly ash particles are mixed with Silica (SiO) (a main component substance of the glass film coated on the fly ash particles) 2) Calcium oxide (CaO), sodium oxide (Na)2O), magnesium oxide (MgO), potassium oxide (K)2A glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles is secondarily removed by hydrolysis of a substance such as O) or barium oxide (BaO), the fly ash particles flowing through a passage 402 formed between a main body barrel 401 and a first barrel 411 are dispersed in a couette flow state as a turbulent state, are repeatedly stirred, collide with the particles, are rotated in an irregular trajectory, and are subjected to chemical reaction and hydrolysis reaction between a fluorine compound and water vapor and the fly ash particles, thereby removing the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles, a plurality of discharge electrodes 451 and ground electrodes 452 are provided facing each other on the inner surface of the main body barrel 401 and the outer surface of the first barrel constituting the passage 402, and when a high voltage generated by a high voltage generator 453 is applied to the two electrodes 451 and 452 through a lead 454 and a connector 454a, a discharge is started between the two electrodes 451 and 452, and during the discharge, charged particles that release electrons or ions and thermal electrons generated during heating of the discharge electrode, and at the same time, Silica (SiO) that is a main component of the glass film is formed larger than2) Calcium oxide (CaO), sodium oxide (Na) 2O), magnesium oxide (MgO), potassium oxide (K)2O) and a high-field energy band (5 eV-5 KeV) of a work function (eV1.1eV-5.0 eV) of a barium oxide (BaO) substance, fly ash particles flowing into the formed high-field energy band, and high-frequency induction heating coils 454 wound in a circumferential direction along the outer side surface of the main body cylinder 401 by a predetermined number of turns, and supplied to an AC power supply unit 461 through a frequency oscillator (not shown) while removing a glass film coated on the surface of the particles during continuous elastic collision between electrons and charged particles of electrons or ions and electrons during dischargeA power supply for supplying heat to the inside of the body drum 401 in a heat conduction manner by amplifying a frequency of 60Hz to an appropriate value selected from a range of 20KHz to 500KHz in a frequency oscillation circuit of the frequency oscillator 462 and applying the amplified frequency to an induction heating coil 464 of which the target heat is calculated in advance and which has a winding number related thereto through a lead 463 and a connecting member 463a, wherein a high-frequency current to be outputted flows through the induction heating coil 464, a magnetic field is generated by the induction heating coil 464, the generated magnetic field penetrates the body drum 401, an induced current (induction current) flows through the body drum 401 at a skin depth (skin depth) to which the magnetic field penetrates, and accordingly Joule heat (joule heating) is generated and heats the fly ash particles passing through a passage 402 formed between the body drum 401 and the first drum 411 and electrodes 451, 452 provided on the body drum 401 and the first drum 411 to improve discharge efficiency, the charged particles of electrons or ions and thermal electrons generated during the discharge of the electrodes 451, 452 are activated to enhance the elastic collision strength of the soot particles with the charges and thermal electrons, and the magnetic field generated at the induction heating coil 464 extends the residence time of the charges and thermal electrons to increase the number of elastic collisions of the soot particles with the charges and thermal electrons, thereby further improving the glass film removing efficiency.
The second storage tank 600 temporarily stores the fly ash finally treated in the glass film removing part 400 in the hopper 501 for simple storage, and when the air pressurized by the blower 503 is supplied to the discharge pipe 504 and the motor 506 provided on one side of the discharge pipe 504 is driven, the motor shaft 506 is connected to the shaft 505 of the bolt shape having blades attached to the outer portion thereof in the spiral direction, and in a state where the shaft 505 of the bolt shape having blades attached to the outer portion thereof is rotated, the fly ash stored in the hopper 501 is transferred to the discharge pipe 504 by opening the electric rotary valve 502 attached to the lower portion of the hopper 501, the fly ash is supplied to and stored in the storage tank 507 by the compressed air supplied from the blower 503 and the rotation of the bolt 505.
The control panel 600 can perform a control function of supplying and cutting off power to and from the first storage tank 100, the supply unit 200, the unburned carbon component removal unit 300, the glass film removal unit 400, and the second storage tank 500 by measuring data transmitted to the control unit in real time by sensors (not shown) provided in the first storage tank 100, the supply unit 200, the unburned carbon component removal unit 300, the glass film removal unit 400, and the second storage tank 500.
Fig. 2 is a sectional view illustrating the first storage tank of fig. 1.
Referring to fig. 2, the first storage tank 100 includes a tanker truck 101, a blower 102, a supply pipe 103, a storage tank 104, and a dust collector 105.
The first storage tank 100 is provided at the rear end of a boiler of a thermal power plant, separates the particle size of fly ash collected by exhaust gas collected by an electrostatic precipitator and discharged by burning coal in the boiler, and then carries the fly ash by a tanker 101, and after a supply pipe 103 and a tanker discharge pipe are connected, a valve (not shown) is opened, high-pressure air generated by activating a blower 102 attached to a vehicle body 101 is supplied to the supply pipe 103 to pressurize the fly ash stored in the tanker 101 by air pressure and supply the fly ash to a storage tank 104, and in order to prevent an increase in the internal pressure of the storage tank 104, a fixed valve filter unit 105 is provided at an upper portion side of the storage tank to filter and recover fly ash floating in the discharged air by a filter, and supply the fly ash in the tanker 101 to the storage tank for storage.
The blower 200 is used by selecting one or more types suitable for the field from among a ring blower, a turbo fan, and an air compressor.
The remaining structure of the valve filter unit 105 provided at the upper portion of the storage tank 104 is suitable for a high performance filter more than a high efficiency particulate air filter capable of sufficiently collecting the fly ash.
The material of the storage tank 104 is a common material such as carbon steel (SS400) and stainless steel (STS 304).
Fig. 3 is a sectional view illustrating the feeder of fig. 1.
Referring to fig. 3, the feeder 200 is connected to the storage tank 104, supplies air pressurized by activating a blower 201 provided on one side surface of the supply pipe 202 to the supply pipe 202, drives an electric rotary valve 105 provided at a lower portion of the storage tank 104 to supply fly ash stored in the storage tank 104 of the first storage tank, and is provided inside the supply pipe 202, and when the motor 204 is activated in a state where the bolt 203 is connected to the shaft of the motor 204, the bolt 203 connected to the shaft of the motor is rotated to discharge fly ash flowing into the supply pipe 203 to the discharge port 205, thereby supplying the fly ash to the unburned carbon removal unit 300 by a gravity difference.
FIG. 4 is a sectional view showing an unburned carbon component-removed portion in FIG. 1.
Referring to fig. 4, unburned carbon component removing unit 300 includes main body 301, ionizer 310, air supply unit 320, swirl generator 330, electrostatic dust collecting unit 340, heating coil 350, and combustion unit 360.
The body 301 may have a cylindrical or rectangular parallelepiped shape with a lower portion inclined, the swirl generator 330 is provided at an interval on an upper surface, the fly ash supply pipe 312 is provided on an upper portion of a hollow shaft 334 penetrating the center of a second spur gear 333 of the swirl generator 330, and the discharge electrode 313c and the ground electrode 313d receiving a high voltage generated by the high voltage generator 313b through a lead 313b are provided on a lower inclined surface so as to face each other on a lower cylinder inclined surface inside the chamber 311. In the upper center part of the inside of the body 301, an injection port 335 of the swirl generator 330 is provided at the end of a shaft 323 penetrating the hollow structure, and a + electrode 342 and a-electrode 343 having different polarities are provided at the same height as the injection port 335 in the electrostatic dust collecting part 340 so as to face each other with a gap therebetween in the direction of both side surfaces. A heating coil 352 of a heating element is provided in contact with the surface of the + electrode 342, and a burner 362 of a combustion unit 360 is provided on one side surface of the main body 301 on the side of the-electrode 343 through the main body 301.
The ionizer 310 has a fly ash supply pipe 312 supplied from the supplier 200 provided in the upper center of a chamber 311 having an inclined lower portion, an air supply pipe 323 connected to the fly ash supply pipe 312 at a high pressure with a gap provided in the upper side of the chamber 311, a discharge electrode 313c and a ground electrode 313d which are provided opposite to each other on the inclined lower portion of the chamber 311 via a lead 313b and receive a high pressure generated in a high pressure generator 313a, and a discharge port 313 having a reduced diameter formed in the lower surface of the chamber 311 with a gap provided therebetween.
Fly ash is supplied from the feeder 200 to a fly ash supply pipe 312 connected to the upper part of the chamber 311, in the high-pressure air supply unit 320, pressurized high-pressure air is supplied to the supply pipe 323 connected to the upper portion of the chamber 311 by selecting a specific pressure within the range of a water head pressure of 200mmaq to 5000mmaq, and when supplied to the inside of the chamber 311, voids between the fly ash particles are formed by vigorous stirring with the fly ash particles based on pressurized air, and then, discharge is initiated between the discharge electrode 313c and the ground electrode 313d receiving the high voltage generated at the high voltage generator 313a through the conductive wire 313b and a gap is formed between the fly ash particles by high field electron energy band and injecting pressurized external air to the fly ash, and after the fly ash is ionized by electrochemical reaction of dissociation, excitation, ionization, oxidation and reduction, the pulverized fuel ash with ionized particles is transferred to the swirl generator 330 through the discharge port 314.
The high-pressure air supply unit 320 includes an outside air introduction pipe 321, a pressurizer 322, and a discharge pipe 323. When power is supplied to the pressurizer 322 from the control panel 600, the pressurizer 322 is driven to introduce outside air through the outside air introduction pipe 321, and supply a pressure selected from a range of a water head pressure of 200mmaq to 5000mmaq to the mixer 310 through the discharge pipe 323, and the pressurizer 322 for applying pressure to the outside air is selected from among ring type, turbo blower, piston type, and bolt type air compressors in consideration of working conditions and used.
Fig. 5a is a sectional view illustrating the ionizer of fig. 4, and fig. 5b is a sectional view illustrating the swirl generator of fig. 4.
Referring to fig. 5a and 5b, the swirl generator 330 is composed of a motor 331, a first spur gear 332, a second spur gear 333, a hollow shaft 334, and an injection port 335, on the upper outer surface center side of the main body 301, a first spur gear 332 having a predetermined diameter is provided at a distance from the center of the main body 301 via a motor 331 connected to a shaft, in the center portion, a second spur gear 333 attached to the circumferential surface on the side of the hollow shaft 334 is provided at an interval from the main body 301 in the upper direction, the upper end of the hollow shaft 334 is connected to the chamber 311 of the ionizer 310, with the second spur gear 333 as the center, the lower part of the hollow shaft 334 penetrates the main body 301, passes through the center of the bearing 336 provided at the penetrating part, a hole having a predetermined diameter is formed in the bottom surface of the circumferential surface side surface of the tip, and a cylindrical jet port 335 to which a conical collision plate 335a formed into a concave-convex shape is attached is provided in the center of the bottom surface.
When the motor 331 is driven by receiving power from the control panel 600, the first spur gear 332 connected to the motor shaft rotates at a rated revolution number (RPM) of the motor 331, and is geared, the second spur gear 333 having a diameter equal to or smaller than the diameter of the first spur gear 332 rotates at a rated revolution number (RPM) equal to or larger than the motor 331, penetrates the center of the second spur gear 333, is fixed by penetrating the bearing 336, and the injection port 335 provided at the lower end also rotates at a revolution number of the second spur gear 333.
In the ionizer 310, the fly ash charged by the high-pressure discharge is ejected at a high speed from the outlet 313 of the chamber 311 and flows into the upper part of the hollow shaft 334 of the swirl generator 330 to be discharged into the injection port 335, and collides with the collision plate 335a provided in the center of the bottom surface, and then scatters into the injection port 335, and is ejected into the main body 301 through the plurality of holes 335b bored in the bottom surface of the injection port 335 and the plurality of holes 335C bored in the peripheral surface of the side surface and having a predetermined diameter, and in the ejection process, in the inside of the hollow shaft 334, the unburned carbon C in the fly ash ionized by the high-pressure discharge is ejected into the chamber 311 in a high-speed ejection process based on the friction between the high-speed air flow (pressurized air) and the inner surface of the air shaft 334, the collision between the fly ash particles, the collision with the collision plate 335a in the inside of the injection port 335, and the centrifugal force in the discharge holes 335b and 335C of the injection port 335C in the chamber 335C, Aluminum oxide (Al) 2O3) Silicon dioxide (SiO)2) Contact between different particles such as calcium oxide (CaO), iron oxide (FeO), and copper oxide (CuO), and contact interfaces between different substances of electrons generated by triboelectric charging move electrons to other substances to the same energy level, have high affinity for electrons, and have a large work function value2O3) Silicon dioxide (SiO)2) Copper oxide (CuO) particles carry (-) charges during the exchange of electrons and are collected to the + electrode 342, while calcium oxide (CaO) particles with a low affinity and a small work function value during the exchange of electrons(+) charge to-pole 343.
A substance will lose electrons and carry a (-) charge, and a substance will gain electrons and carry a (+) charge. The scale of the affinity for the electrons of each substance is called the work function (work function), which means the energy required to move one electron infinitely on the surface of the substance, depending on the chemical combination of the surface of the substance, each substance having a fixed value.
When substances having different work functions are brought into contact with each other, electrons are exchanged until there is no work function difference therebetween, and a substance having a low work function has a (+) charge and a substance having a high work function has a (-) charge.
Unburned carbon C in fly ash has a work function of 4.0eV, and alumina (Al)2O3) Has a work function of 4.70eV, silicon dioxide (SiO)2) The work function of (2) is 5.0eV, the work function of calcium oxide (CaO) is 1.6+ -0.2 eV, the work function of iron oxide (FeO) is 3.85eV, and the work function of copper oxide (CuO) is 4.38 eV.
Further, the lower portion inside the chamber 311 is inclined, the diameter of the discharge port 314 is reduced, and by intensive mixing by the high-speed airflow, the number of collisions between the particles of the fly ash increases and the particles collide with the inner surface of the chamber 311, so that the amount of charge increases, and the charging efficiency is improved.
The particles are charged, and the charged fly ash particles form voids by the pressurized air, maintain a predetermined flow velocity, and maintain an aerosol state, and improve the separation efficiency by the standing function of the aggregation phenomenon between ions.
Fig. 5c is a sectional view illustrating the electrostatic dust collector of fig. 4.
Referring to fig. 5c, the electrostatic dust collection part 340 is composed of a dc power supplier 341, a + electrode 342, an-electrode 343, and a lead wire 344. The + electrode 342 and the-electrode 343 are provided inside the main body 301 so as to face the inside of the main body 301 with a predetermined interval along the lower side of the ejection port 345 of the swirl generator 330. The high voltage generated by the DC power supply 341 is applied to the + electrode 342 and the-electrode 343 having different polarities to form an electric field between the electrodes 342, 343, and the soot particles charged and dropped in the injection port 335 are passed through the two electrodes Between the poles 342, 343, unburned carbon (C) and alumina (Al) having high work functions in the fly ash according to the charged polarity (+, -) thereof2O3) Silicon dioxide (SiO)2) Particles of copper oxide (CuO), etc. are charged (-) during the exchange of electrons and adhere to the + electrode 342 subjected to the electrostatic attraction, and particles of calcium oxide (CaO), etc. are charged (+) during the exchange of electrons and move to the-electrode 343, and after separating and adhering, the dust removal process is repeatedly performed at times selected in the range of 1 minute to 2 hours by on-off control of the power supply for the computer in the control panel.
The + electrode 342 and the-electrode 343 are made of one or more materials selected from copper (Cu), carbon (C), silver (Ag), stainless steel (STS304), and the like, which have excellent conductivity. When a dc high voltage is applied to the + electrode 342 and the-electrode 343 by the high voltage generator 341, the electrostatic attraction generated between the two electrodes 342, 343 is proportional to the intensity of the voltage applied to the two electrodes 342, 343 by the high voltage generator 341 and the separation distance D between the two electrodes 342, 343, and therefore, in order to improve the efficiency of separating unburned carbon components, a high voltage is required for the output side voltage of the high voltage generator 341 and the separation distance D between the two electrodes 342, 343 needs to be small. Further, in order to increase the fly ash treatment amount significantly, it is necessary to secure a sufficient separation distance D between the two electrodes 342 and 343, and since the separation efficiency of unburned carbon components decreases as the separation distance D increases, a suitable voltage is selected from the range of dc 12V or more as the input voltage of the high-voltage generator and dc 1KV to 500KV as the output-side voltage of the high-voltage generator to increase the fly ash treatment amount while maintaining a stable separation efficiency of unburned carbon components.
The heating section 350 is composed of a power supply unit 351, a heating coil 352, and a lead 353, and supplies a dc or ac power supply to the heating coil 352 provided in contact with the surface of the + electrode 342 through the lead 353, so that the heat energy generated in the heating element 352 is transferred to the + electrode 342 by heat conduction to heat the + electrode 342 to 500 ℃.
The combustion unit 360 is composed of a fuel supply pipe 361, a burner 362, an air supply port 363, and a spark plug 364, and is provided to penetrate the main body 301 so as to face the positive electrode 342 after performing insulation and heat insulation treatment on the outside of the center portion of the negative electrode 343 of the electrostatic dust collection unit 340 provided on one side surface of the main body 301.
In the process of passing through swirl generator 330, two substances having different work functions (action functions) are rubbed during contact between fly ash particles, friction with the inner surface of injection port 335, and collision between particles, and carbon (C) and alumina (Al) having large work functions are rubbed2O3) Silicon dioxide (SiO)2) Particles of copper oxide (CuO) or the like are charged (-) during the exchange of electrons, and adhere (collect) to the + electrode 342 of the electrostatic dust collecting part 340, and receive hydrogen (H) from the fuel supply pipe 361 2) Gas, methane (CH)4) Gas, water gas (CO-H)2) Combustible gas such as gasoline, diesel oil, kerosene, or the like, or combustible liquid fuel such as gasoline, diesel oil, kerosene, or the like is mixed with the outside air introduced into the air introduction pipe 363 by the burner 362 and the fuel is combusted by spark ignition generated by the spark plug 364, and unburned carbon (C) adhering to the + electrode 342 of the electrostatic dust collection part 340 is directly combusted by high-temperature flame, whereby carbon monoxide (CO) or carbon dioxide (CO) is discharged by a combustion reaction2) And the related combustion reaction formulas such as the following reaction formula 1, reaction formula 2 and reaction formula 3 are removed.
[ Combustion reaction formula 1]
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[ Combustion reaction formula 2]
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[ Combustion reaction formula 3]
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(for practical application of conquering thermal management, Press: Special Shi, author: external temporary administration)
The amount of combustion heat in the combustion reaction formula 1, the combustion reaction formula 2, and the combustion reaction formula 3 increases the temperature inside the main body 301, and therefore, the amount of electric power supplied from the power supply 351 to the heating element 352 of the heating portion 350 can be reduced by the amount corresponding to the amount of combustion heat in the combustion reaction formula 1, the combustion reaction formula 2, and the combustion reaction formula 3, and the amount of combustion supplied to the burner 362 of the combustion portion 360 can be reduced.
As described above, the fly ash from which unburned carbon components have been removed is dedusted at selected times in the range of 1 minute to 2 hours by the power on/off control of the microcomputer, and is discharged to the glass film removing portion 400 by opening the motor-operated valve 303 provided in the discharge pipe 302 of the main body 301.
Fig. 6 is a sectional view illustrating a glass film removing part of fig. 1.
Referring to fig. 6, the glass film removing unit 400 includes a turbulence generator 410 including a main body cylinder 401, a fly ash supply unit 420, a fluorine compound supply unit 430, a steam supply unit 440, a high-voltage discharge unit 450, and a heating unit 460.
The turbulence generator 410 including the body barrel 401 includes: a body barrel 401; a third spur gear 408 provided on the circumferential surface of one side surface of the inclined lower portion of the main body drum 401, meshing with the teeth of the fourth spur gear 409, and provided at the shaft end of the second motor 407; a first barrel 411 disposed inside; a second barrel 412 disposed outside the body 401; a plate-shaped flange 413d for connecting the first barrel 411 and the second barrel 412; a bearing unit 413c provided at the center of the body drum 401; a second spur gear 413b provided on one side surface of the second barrel 412; a first spur gear 413a in gear engagement with a second spur gear 413 b; a first motor 413 connected to the first spur gear 413b for rotating the first and second drums 411 and 412; and a fixing rod 404 and a bearing unit 405a for fixing the first barrel 411.
The body drum 401 of the turbulence generator 410 including the body drum 401 is a cylindrical shape having both ends rounded, and is connected to a fly ash supply part 420 provided with a fluorine compound supply part 430 and a steam supply part 440 on one side surface of the upper part, a fly ash discharge pipe 403 for removing a glass film is provided at an inclined end of the lower part, a fixing rod 404 having a cross shape is provided at an interval from the discharge pipe 403 along the upper direction, a bearing unit 404a having a hollow part with a space larger than the outer diameter of a shaft 411b of the first drum 411 is provided at the center part, a fourth spur gear 409 is provided on the outer circumferential surface, and a motor 407 for connecting the third spur gear 408 and the shaft is configured to match the gear of the fourth spur gear 409 with the gear 408.
Further, on the outer circumferential surface of the inner side, a plurality of discharge electrodes 451 and ground electrodes 452 of the high-voltage discharge unit 450 are provided on the outer circumferential surface with a gap therebetween, and the heating coils 462 of the heating unit 460 are wound at a predetermined number of windings on the outer circumferential surface of the discharge electrodes 451 and ground electrodes 452 provided at the same height.
Further, a hole having a space in the outer diameter of the second cylinder 412 having a cylindrical shape with both end surfaces of the hollow structure is bored in the center of the upper surface of the body cylinder 401, the bearing 413 is installed so as to match the diameter of the hole, the lower part of the second barrel 412 of the turbulence generator 410 is inserted into the installed bearing hole, and the bearing falls down to the upper part of the inside of the body 401 by a predetermined distance, on the upper side, a second spur gear 413b is provided on the circumferential surface of the main body cylinder 401 at a distance from the upper surface, a first spur gear 413a provided at the shaft end of the first motor 413 is engaged with the teeth of the second spur gear 413b, and is spaced from the first spur gear 413a in the upper direction, a plurality of connecting rods 413e having a ring shape and made of a copper material having a predetermined height and generating a high voltage by the high voltage generator 453 are provided on the circumferential surface of the one outer surface of the second cylindrical barrel 412 at intervals so as to be insulated from the ground electrode 452 or the discharge electrode 451 provided on the circumferential surface of the one outer surface.
The first barrel 411 has a cylindrical shape with two elliptic ends, is arranged at an interval in the body barrel 401, is perforated with a hole having a space in the outer diameter dimension of the second barrel 412 at the center of the upper surface, is provided with a flange 413d in conformity with the hole diameter, is firmly fixed to the first barrel 411 and the second barrel 412 by fastening with a screw or a nut after the second barrel 412 is inserted into the hollow portion of the flange 413d, is provided with a cross-shaped fixing rod 404 at one side of the inner lower portion of the first barrel 411 having a hollow structure, is provided with a shaft 411b having a predetermined size at the center of the fixing rod so as to protrude downward at the lower end, and is inserted into a bearing unit 404a provided at the center of the fixing rod 404 in the body barrel 401.
The cylindrical body barrel 401 and the first barrel 411 of the vortex generator 410 are maintained at a predetermined interval in the vertical direction, and form a passage 402 through which the fly ash passes.
A fourth spur gear 409 is provided on an inclined lower side surface of the main body drum 401, and is constituted by a third spur gear 408 which is engaged with teeth of the fourth spur gear 409 and is provided at an axial end of the second motor 407, and the rotational force is transmitted to the third spur gear 408 by driving of the second motor 407, the rotational force is transmitted to the fourth spur gear 409 which is engaged with the third spur gear 408, and the main body drum 401 rotates in the same direction or in the opposite direction to the first drum 411.
The main body is made of one material selected from carbon steel (SS400), stainless steel (STS304), Hastelloy, copper, and the like.
A plurality of holes having a predetermined diameter are formed in the circumferential surface of the side surface of the first barrel 411 at predetermined heights along the lower direction at predetermined intervals, and the discharge electrode 451 or the ground electrode 452 of the high-voltage discharge unit 450 having a predetermined diameter is provided in the holes (not shown) to be formed by insulating the holes from the holes.
Further, a hole having a space larger than the outer diameter of the second barrel 412 is bored in the center of the upper surface of the first barrel 411, and then a flange 413d having the same diameter as the bored hole is provided, so that the second barrel 412 is inserted and provided in the inner diameter of the flange hole.
In the second barrel 412, a bearing 413c having the same inner diameter is provided in a hole formed in the center of the upper surface of the body 401 so as to leave a space in comparison with the outer diameter of the second barrel 412, and a flange 413d provided on the upper surface of the first barrel 411 is screwed into the center of the bearing by inserting one end of the second barrel 412, and the other end penetrates the body 401 to protrude to the upper portion of the body 401.
In the second barrel 412 protruding upward, a second spur gear 413b is inserted into the upper surface of the main body 401 at an interval, and a central portion having a size that allows the interval to be left in the outer diameter of the second barrel 412 is perforated in the circumferential surface of one side of the second barrel 412.
Also, the first motor 413 and the second spur gear 413b are engaged with each other, and the first spur gear 413a having a diameter larger than that of the second spur gear 413b by 1 to 5 times is provided at the end of the rotation shaft of the motor 413.
A plurality of copper ring-shaped connectors 413e are provided on the outer peripheral surface of the outer surface of the second barrel 412 so as to be insulated from the second barrel 412 by a predetermined height, at intervals in the upper direction from the second spur gear 413 b.
Also, the first motor 413 having the first spur gear 413a installed at the end of the rotation shaft of the first motor 413 to be larger than the diameter of the second spur gear 413b by 1 to 5 times meshes the second spur gear 413b with the first spur gear 413 a.
When the control panel 600 supplies power to the first motor 413, the first motor 413 is driven to rotate the first spur gear 413a connected to the shaft by a rated revolution number (RPM) of the motor 413, and at the same time, the revolution number (RPM) of the meshed second spur gear 413b is increased by a diameter difference between the second spur gear 413b and the first spur gear 413a, so that the second drum 412 and the first drum 411 fixed to the second spur gear 413b rotate at high speed.
When the first drum 411 rotates, the fluid (a mixture of fly ash, air, a fluorine compound, and water vapor) located on the first drum 411 side has a direction of moving toward the main drum 401 by centrifugal force in the passage 402 formed between the main drum 401 and the first drum 411, and the fluid becomes unstable, and a vortex flow in which the pair of rings rotates regularly and in the opposite direction is formed along the first drum 411 (the rotation axis). It is called taylor or couette flow.
The vertical cross section of the first barrel 411 is elliptical, the vertical cross section of the body barrel 401 is circular, and the center axes (longitudinal axes) of the barrel-shaped body 401 and the first barrel 411 of the elliptical barrel shape are arranged in concentric circles, so that the interval D between the body barrel 401 and the first barrel 411, that is, the interval between the long-side end of the first barrel 411 and the inner face of the body barrel 401 and the interval between the short-side end of the first barrel 411 and the inner face of the body barrel 401 do not change with time but are constant during the rotation of the first barrel 411. Since the number of rotations of the first drum 411 is the same as the number of rotations of the first spur gear 413a that is engaged with the second spur gear 413b fixed to one side surface of the second drum 412 by being connected to the second drum 412 via the flange 413d, the linear velocity V of the long side end and the short side end of the first drum 411 is constant. Thus, over time, the conditions in the passageway 402 do not change the linear velocity V, but are constant, except that the first barrel 411 is merely swirling by relative rotation with respect to the body barrel 401, and therefore the fluidity of the swirl is limited. In order to solve the above problem, the hollow structure is formed by the body drum 401 and the first drum 411 sharing the longitudinal axes 411 and 412 together, and the fluid passage is formed between the body drum 401 and the first drum 411, in the body drum 401, the cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of the first drum 411 and the second drum 412 is circular, in the first drum 411, the cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal axes is elliptical, in order to reinforce the relative rotational motion of the body drum 401 and the first drum 411 with the longitudinal axes 411 and 412 as the rotation axes, in order to increase the Revolutions Per Minute (RPM) of the first drum 411, the Revolution (RPM) of the motor 4413 is adjusted to an appropriate revolution selected by a field test, the Revolution (RPM) of the second drive motor 407 is driven and the Revolution (RPM) is adjusted to adjust the revolution of the body drum 401 to an appropriate Revolution (RPM) selected by the field test, or, the rotation directions of the body drum 401 and the first drum 411 are rotated in opposite directions, the rotation number (RPM) of the second driving motor 407 is adjusted to an appropriate rotation number (RPM) selected by a test to increase the rotation number (RPM) of the body drum and the first drum 411, and the rotation number (RPM) of the motor 4413 is adjusted to an appropriate rotation number (RPM) selected by a field test to adjust the rotation number of the first drum 411, thereby solving the problem of the restriction of the fluidity of the vortex in the passage 402, the fly ash supply part 420 for supplying the fly ash is formed on an upper part of one side surface of the body drum 401, and the discharge port 403 for removing the fly ash of the glass film interlocked with the passage 402 is formed at the rear end part of the body drum 401.
In order to maintain the flow of the vortex in the passage continuously and positively, a frequency converter control circuit is attached to the first motor 413 so that the number of Revolutions (RPM) of the second drum 412 connected to the first drum 411 through the flange reaches an appropriate number of revolutions in the range of 1RPM to 500RPM, the number of Revolutions (RPM) of the second drum 412 is adjusted, and a frequency converter control circuit is attached to the second drive motor 407 so that the number of Revolutions (RPM) of the body drum 401 reaches an appropriate number of revolutions in the range of 1RPM to 5000RPM, thereby adjusting the number of Revolutions (RPM) of the body drum 401.
Further, when the main body drum 401 is stopped, if the first drum 411 is rotated at a rotation speed selected from a range of 1RPM to 5000RPM (for example, 500RPM or more) by the driving of the first motor 413, centrifugal force acts in the direction of the main body drum 401 in the passage 402 formed between the main body drum 401 and the first drum 411 to generate turbulent flow, and if the first drum 411 is stopped, the rotation speed selected from a range of 1RPM to 5000RPM (for example, 500RPM or more) by the driving of the second drive motor 407, centrifugal force acts in the direction of the first drum 411 to generate turbulent flow in the passage 402 formed between the main body drum 401 and the first drum 411, and such turbulent flow is couette flow, and if the main body drum 401 is stopped and the first motor 413 is driven, the first drum 411 has a cylindrical shape with an elliptical distal end surface, that is, when the diameter difference between the long side and the short side of the ellipse is such that the rotation speed of the first motor 413 is 500RPM or less, the rotation speed of the first barrel 411 receiving the rotation force of the first motor 413 is also 500RPM or less, and the flow of the fly ash in the passage 402 does not form an irregular turbulent flow and does not generate a sufficient centrifugal force, thereby intermittently forming the couette flow, and therefore the fly ash having a specific gravity of 2.15 or more cannot be sufficiently scattered (floated) in the passage 402, and therefore, the rotation speed is adjusted by the frequency converters of the rotation speed control device for the first motor 413 and the second drive motor 407 provided at 500RPM or more, respectively, so that the fly ash particles are sufficiently scattered at the rotation speeds of the first motor 413 and the second drive motor 407.
At the same time, the first drive motor 413 and the second drive motor 407 are driven, and the centrifugal force acting in the opposite direction of the first barrel 411 receiving the rotational force of the first drive motor 413 and the main body barrel 401 receiving the rotational force of the second drive motor 407 collides with each other in the passage 402 formed between the main body barrel 401 and the first barrel 411 to form a vortex or spiral turbulent flow, thereby forming a further improved couette state.
(provenance: irregular reconciliation of changes made, Press: scientific book, author: Phillips pall)
Fig. 7a is a cross-sectional view showing the fly ash supply of fig. 6.
As shown in fig. 7, the fly ash supply part 420 is composed of an air pressurizer 421, an injection nozzle 422, an ionizer 423, and a fly ash supply pipe 424, and is provided eccentrically to the upper part of one side surface of the main body drum 401.
When the control panel 600 supplies power to the air pressurizer 421, the air pressurizer 421 is activated to suck external air from the suction port and pressurize the air to supply and discharge the air to the injection nozzle 422, the fly ash from which unburned carbon components are removed is supplied to the unburned carbon component removing unit 300, the high-speed air flow discharged from the injection nozzle 422 contacts and mixes with the fly ash to form voids between fly ash particles, the fluorine compound stored in the storage tank 431 of the fluorine compound supplying unit 430 is pressurized by the pump 433 or the compressor 433a in order to be injected to the fly ash transferred by the injection nozzle 435, and in the water separator 443, the water vapor generated in the steam generator 441 of the steam supplying unit 440 is separated from the moisture, and only the dry steam is injected to the transferred fly ash through the injection port 444.
The air pressurizer 421 is selected from a ring type or turbine type BLOWER (BLOWER) or a piston type or bolt type air compressor in consideration of an operation state.
The pressurizing pressure of the air pressurizer 421 selects a specific pressure in a range of a water head pressure of 200mmaq to 5000mmaq to apply a pressure to the sucked air.
Fig. 7b is a sectional view showing the fluorine compound supply part of fig. 6.
As shown in fig. 7b, the fluorine compound supply unit 430 includes a liquid-phase fluorine compound supply unit including a fluorine compound inflow pipe 431, a storage tank 432, a pressure pump 433, a supply pipe 434, and an injection nozzle 435, and a gaseous fluorine compound supply unit including a storage tank 432a, a compressor 433a, a supply pipe 434, and an injection nozzle 435.
Among the fluorine compounds stored in the storage tank 432, the fluorine compound stored in the storage tank 432 is hydrofluoric acid (HF) in a liquid phase, and the fluorine compound stored in the storage container 432a is fluorine (F) selected from a gas state2) Nitrogen trifluoride (NF)3) Carbon tetrafluoride (CF)4) Hexafluoroethane (C)2F6) Perfluoropropane (C)3F8) Carbon tetrachloride (CCl)4) Pentafluoroethane (C)2ClF6) Chlorine trifluoride (ClF)3) Chlorotrifluoromethane (CClF)3) Sulfur hexafluoride (SF) 6) The fluorine compound of (1) is supplied to and injected into the fly ash through an injection nozzle 435 provided at a distance from the compressed air injection nozzle 422 inside the supply pipe of the fly ash supply unit 420 by pressurizing the stored fluorine compound in the pump 433 or the compressor 433a, and then mixed.
The fluorine compound inflow pipe 431, the storage tank 432, the pressure pump 433, the supply pipe 434, and the spray nozzle 435 are made of nickel (Ni), monellin, carbon, or PE having corrosion resistance to the fluorine compound described above, or a material equivalent thereto.
Spraying fluorine (F) to the fly ash2) Nitrogen trifluoride (NF)3) Carbon tetrafluoride (CF)4) Hexafluoroethane (C)2F6) Perfluoropropane (C)3F8) Carbon tetrachloride (CCl)4) Pentafluoroethane (C)2ClF6) Chlorine trifluoride (ClF)3) Chlorotrifluoromethane (CClF)3) Sulfur hexafluoride (SF)6) And the like. The purpose of the fluorine compound injection is to coat the fly ash particles with the fluorine compound injectionSilicon dioxide (SiO) as a main component of the subsurface glass film2) Calcium oxide (CaO), sodium oxide (Na)2O), magnesium oxide (MgO), potassium oxide (K)2O), barium oxide (BaO) for the first time.
In the case of a liquid phase, the fluorine compound supply unit 430 is composed of an inflow pipe 431, a storage tank 432, a pressure pump 433, a supply pipe 434, and an injection nozzle 435, and in the case of a gas phase, it is composed of a storage tank 432a, a compressor 433a, a supply pipe 434, and an injection nozzle 435, the fluorine compound stored in the storage tank 432 is hydrofluoric acid (HF), and the fluorine compound stored in the storage tank 432a is selected from fluorine (F) in a gas phase 2) Nitrogen trifluoride (NF)3) Carbon tetrafluoride (CF)4) Hexafluoroethane (C)2F6) Perfluoropropane (C)3F8) Carbon tetrachloride (CCl)4) Pentafluoroethane (C)2ClF6) Chlorine trifluoride (ClF)3) Chlorotrifluoromethane (CClF)3) Sulfur hexafluoride (SF)6) One of them, the fluorine compound is stored in a storage tank 432 or a container 432a, the stored fluorine compound is pressurized in a pump 433 or a compressor 433a and sprayed to the fly ash through a spray nozzle 435 to pass through Silica (SiO) which is a main component substance constituting a glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash2) Calcium oxide (CaO), sodium oxide (Na)2O), magnesium oxide (MgO), potassium oxide (K)2O) and barium oxide (BaO) to remove the glass film.
The high voltage generator 453 of the discharge unit 440 is 12V or more in the case of a direct current (d.c) power source, 110V or more in the case of an alternating current (a.c) power source, and the output voltage is selected to be output at the high voltage generator 453 in consideration of the removal performance of the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles in the range of 1KV to 50KV in both the case of the direct current (d.c) power source and the case of the alternating current (a.c) power source.
The hydrolysis reaction of reaction formula 1, reaction formula 2, reaction formula 3, and reaction formula 4 is promoted, and the amount of Silica (SiO) as the main component substance of the glass film surrounding the fly ash particles is increased 2) Calcium oxide (CaO), barium oxide (BaO), magnesium oxide (M)gO), alumina (Al)2O3) The removal efficiency of (1).
With silicon dioxide (SiO)2) Chemical reaction with hydrofluoric acid (HF) formula 1
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With calcium oxide (CaO) and carbon tetrafluoride (CF)4) Chemical reaction formula 2
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Chemical reaction with barium oxide (BaO) and hydrofluoric acid (HF) formula 3
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With potassium oxide (K)2O) and hydrofluoric acid (HF) chemical reaction formula 4
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Fig. 7c is a sectional view illustrating the water vapor supply part of fig. 6.
As shown in fig. 7c, the steam supply unit 440 includes a steam generator 441, a supply pipe 442, a steam separator 443, and an injection port 444, and supplies steam (steam) generated in the steam generator 441 to the steam separator 443 through the supply pipe 442, separates the steam and moisture in the steam separator 443, and then injects the steam into the fly ash mixed with air through the injection port 444 to primarily remove Silica (SiO) (which is a main component substance of a glass film coated on the surfaces of the fly ash particles) through a hydrolysis reaction2) Calcium oxide (CaO), barium oxide (BaO), magnesium oxide (MgO), and aluminum oxide (Al)2O3) The hydrolysis reaction formulae for the respective substances are represented by formula 1, formula 2, formula 3, formula 4, and formula 5.
Hydrolysis reaction of silica formula 1
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Hydrolysis reaction of calcium oxide formula 2
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Hydrolysis reaction formula 3 of barium oxide
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Hydrolysis reaction of magnesium oxide formula 4
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Hydrolysis reaction of alumina formula 5
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The amount of the fluorine compound to be sprayed is determined by observing the surface of the fly ash particles to be treated by an electron microscope to determine the appropriate amount to be sprayed.
Fig. 7d is a sectional view illustrating the high-voltage discharge portion of fig. 6.
As shown in fig. 7d, the high voltage discharge unit 450 includes a discharge electrode 451, a ground electrode 452, a high voltage generator 453, a lead 454, and a connector 454 a.
The discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452 have a circumferential surface shape having a predetermined radius of curvature with a predetermined height, the discharge electrode 451 or the ground electrode 452 provided in the main body cylinder 401 protrudes in a triangular or hemispherical shape on the inner circumferential surface, the discharge electrode 451 or the ground electrode 452 provided in the first cylinder 411 protrudes in a triangular or hemispherical shape on the circumferential surface, and the discharge electrode 451 or the ground electrode 452 is inserted into a hole perforated in a predetermined diameter on the circumferential surface by insulation treatment with a gap between the cylinder 401 and the first cylinder 411. The passages formed between the barrel 401 and the first barrel 411 are provided to face each other.
The lead wire 545 connected to the discharge electrode 451 or the ground electrode 452 provided in the first barrel 411 is connected to the voltage application ring 454a provided in the second barrel 412 through the inside of the first barrel 411, and the external lead wire 545 connected to the voltage application ring 454a is connected to the high voltage generator 453. The lead wire 454 connected to the discharge electrode 451 or the ground electrode 452 provided on the main body cylinder 401 is exposed and fixed to the circumferential surface, and then connected to the high voltage generator 453.
The discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452 are made of one or more materials selected from tungsten (W), titanium (Ti), stainless steel (STS304), carbon (C), copper (Cu), and the like.
On the surfaces of the discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452, one or more catalyst substances such as barium oxide (BaO), strontium oxide (SrO), and calcium oxide (CaO) that promote the emission of thermal electrons are selected to remove Nitrogen Oxides (NOX), Sulfur Oxides (SOX), Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), carbon monoxide (CO), and carbon dioxide (CO)2) Titanium dioxide (TiO) of matter2) Rhodium (Rh), platinum (Pt), palladium (Pd), ruthenium (Ru), zinc (Zn), zirconium (Zr), Ha (Hf), vanadium (V)2O5) Niobium (Nb), tungsten (W), iron (Fe), ruthenium oxide (RuO)2) Rhodium oxide (Rh)2O3) Zinc oxide (Cu)2O), zinc oxide (ZnO), zirconium oxide (ZrO)2) Silicon dioxide (SiO)2) Titanium oxide (TiO)2) Ha (HfO)2) Alumina (Al)2O3) Vanadium Oxide (VO) and niobium oxide (Nb)2O5) One or more selected from among tungsten oxide (WO), manganese oxide (Mn), and iron oxide (FeO) is mixed with a catalyst selected from the thermal electron emission promoting catalysts and coated.
The high-voltage discharge may be arc discharge, corona discharge, glow discharge, or spatter discharge, and a preferred discharge method is arc discharge.
Arc discharge is one of discharges generated in the air by a potential difference between anodes when the anodes and cathodes are opposed to each other, and a voltage applied to a discharge electrode has a voltage of several volts or several tens of volts, and a discharge region in which a current of several amperes or more flows.
Unlike glow discharge and spatter discharge, arc discharge has characteristics that when discharge is started, voltage is reduced and current is increased, and in particular, thermions are emitted on the surfaces of the electrodes 451 and 452 by the action of a cathode due to heating.
In the arc discharge region, electrons will move at high speed and gain energy, and elastically collide with other particles to transfer energy. In this case, the temperature of the particles rises, and through the inelastic collision process, ionization and excitation (excitation) of the particles to a high energy level occur, and arc discharge continues to occur.
In addition, in the process of generating the arc discharge, electrons and thermal electrons move between the electrodes 451, 452 at a high speed, and energy is taken in the process of elastic collision of particles that acquire high energy per unit time, and in this case, high-temperature heat is generated. The temperature reaches 3000-6000 ℃. In the inelastic collision process occurring after the elastic collision, light (spark) is generated in the process of releasing ionization and excitation to the energy level of the particles.
Then, a high voltage generated by the high voltage generator 453 is applied to the discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452 of the high voltage discharge unit 450 through the lead 454 and the connector 454a to start discharge between the discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452, thereby discharging charged particles such as electrons and ions and thermoelectrons discharged from the electrodes 451 and 452 heated at a high temperature, and making the thickness of silicon dioxide (SiO) larger than that of a glass film between the discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 4522) Work function value of 5.0eV, work function value of 1.6eV of calcium oxide (CaO), work function value of 4.7eV of magnesium oxide (MgO), work function value of 1.1eV of barium oxide (BaO), and work function value of aluminum oxide (Al)2O3) Electric field energy (IE, eV) of 5.0eV in the range of 5eV to 5KeV, charged particles such as electrons or ions, and a high temperature passing gasThe elastic collision of the thermal electrons emitted from the heated electrodes 451, 452 with the fly ash removes the glass film coated on the surfaces of the fly ash particles and promotes the unreacted silicon dioxide (SiO) in the region of the electric field energy (IE, eV) ranging from 5eV to 5KeV2) Calcium oxide (CaO), barium oxide (BaO), magnesium oxide (MgO), and aluminum oxide (Al 2O)3) The chemical reaction of the substance with the fluorine compound and the hydrolysis reaction of the substance with water vapor improve the removal efficiency of the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles.
The high voltage generator 453 of the discharge unit 440 has an output voltage of 12V or more in the case of a direct current (d.c) power source, 110V or more in the case of an alternating current (a.c) power source, and in the case of both the direct current power source and the alternating current power source, which is in the range of 1KV to 50KV, and the output voltage selected in consideration of the removal performance of the glass film surrounding the surface of the soot particles is selected and output in the high voltage generator 453.
Therefore, in the present invention, one of the methods for improving the glass film removal efficiency is that in the passage 402 formed between the main body cylinder 401 having the discharge electrode 451 or the ground electrode 452 on the inner surface thereof and the first cylinder 411 having the discharge electrode 451 or the ground electrode 452 on the outer surface thereof, the high voltage generated by the pressure generator 453 is applied to the high discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452 through the lead wire, and when the discharge starts between the two electrodes 451 and 452, the first cylinder 411 has a circular cylindrical shape in cross section, and therefore, when the distance separating the passage 402 and the main body cylinder 401 is the long side of the first cylinder 411, the distance separating is small, and the high voltage discharge starts uniformly, but when the distance separating is the short side, the distance separating is longer than the long side, and thus, the irregular discharge is generated. Further, a uniform high field region cannot be maintained in the passage 402 due to the difference between the discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452 provided on the outer surfaces of the main barrel 401 and the first barrel. In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, in order to make the flow of the fly ash such as air, fluorine compounds and water vapor in the mixing passage 402 in the couette flow state, the second drive motor 407 is driven to rotate the third spur gear 408 connected to the shaft, the rotational force is transmitted to the fourth spur gear 409 provided on the circumferential surface of the lower part of the main body drum 401 meshed with the third spur gear 408 to rotate the main body drum in the clockwise direction or the counterclockwise direction at the number of Revolutions (RPM) selected from the range of 10RPM to 5000RPM, and the first motor 413 is driven to rotate the first spur gear 413a connected to the shaft, and the rotational force is transmitted to the second spur gear 413b provided on the circumferential surface of one side surface of the second drum 412 connected to the flange provided on the upper surface of the first drum 411 to rotate the first drum 411 connected to the lower part of the second drum 412 in the same direction or the opposite direction to the rotational direction of the main body drum 401, thereby initiating a uniform discharge in via 402.
Further, when the main body drum 401 is stopped and the first motor 413 is driven, since the first drum 411 has a cylindrical shape with an elliptical distal end surface, when the rotation speed of the first motor 413 is less than 500RPM in the diameter difference between the long side and the short side of the ellipse, the rotation speed of the first drum 411 receiving the rotation force of the first motor 413 is also less than 500RPM, so that the flow of the fly ash in the passage 402 does not form a turbulent flow and does not generate a sufficient centrifugal force, thereby intermittently forming the couette flow, and therefore the fly ash with a specific gravity of 2.15 or more cannot be sufficiently scattered (floated) in the passage 402, and therefore, the form of removing the glass film coated on the fly ash particles in the high field electron energy band formed by the high voltage discharge in the discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452 is not good, and when the rotation speed of the first motor 413 is 500RPM or more, the flow of the fly ash in the passage 402 forms a good turbulent flow and generates a sufficient centrifugal force, and thus a good couette flow is formed, the fly ash having a specific gravity of 2.15 or more is favorably scattered (floated) in the passage 402, a form of removing a glass film coated on the fly ash particles in a high-field electron energy band formed by high-voltage discharge in the discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452 is favorable, the second drive motor 407 is driven to rotate the third spur gear 408 connected to the shaft, a rotational force is transmitted to the fourth spur gear 409 provided on the lower circumferential surface of the main body drum 401 meshing with the third spur gear 408 to rotate the main body drum 401 at 500RPM or more in the clockwise direction or the counterclockwise direction, the rotational force of the first motor 413 is 500RPM or more, and the rotational force is transmitted from the first spur gear 413a connected to the shaft to the second spur gear 413b to rotate the main body drum 401 in the counterclockwise direction or the clockwise direction opposite to the rotational direction of the main body drum 401 The flow of the fly ash particles in the passage 402 is changed to a swirl, spiral turbulence, or vortex flow such as a wave, and an irregular and strong centrifugal force acts to maintain a more improved couette flow, the flow of the fly ash particles in the passage 402 is extremely good, the removal form of the glass film coated on the fly ash particles in the high-field electron energy band formed by the high-voltage discharge in the discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452 is extremely good, and the removal time is reduced to increase the throughput per unit time. By rotating the main body drum 401 and the first drum 411 in opposite directions, even if the rotational speed of the first drum 411 is lower than the speed of the main body drum 401, the flow of the fly ash in the passage 402 is subjected to a considerable centrifugal force, and a good couette flow can be maintained.
In order to effectively remove the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles by forming the couette flow of various patterns in the passage 402 formed between the body drum 401 and the first drum 411, the first motor 413 and the second drive motor 407 need to be three-phase motors that can rotate in the forward and reverse directions, and a control circuit such as a frequency converter that can adjust the number of Revolutions (RPM) needs to be programmed and input to the control circuit of the control panel 600.
(provenance: irregular reconciliation resulting Change, Press: scientific book, author: Phillips pall)
Anthracite coal used as a boiler fuel in a coal-fired power plant is largely divided into fixed carbon as a combustion substance, volatile powder, and ash and moisture as non-combustion substances.
Ash (ash) is a residue obtained by heating a humidity sample (1 g) from room temperature to 500 ℃ for 60 minutes, heating the humidity sample at 500 ℃ to 15 ℃ for 30 minutes to 60 minutes, and heating the humidity sample at 815 ℃ ± 10 ℃ until the change is completed, i.e., a non-combustible residue remaining after complete combustion of coal, in industrial chemical analysis. Generating electricity by coal energyIn the boiler of the plant, the ash trapped after smokeless carbon combustion contains Silica (SiO)2) Aluminum oxide (Al) 2O3) Iron oxide (Fe)2O3) Calcium oxide (CaO), potassium oxide (K)2O), sulfur trioxide (SO)3) Magnesium oxide (MgO), phosphorus pentoxide (P)2O5) Titanium dioxide (TiO)2) And an unburned carbon component (C), the main component of the glass film surrounding the fly ash particles being silicon dioxide (SiO)2). Glass films, that is, glass, are highly brittle (i.e., break-down upon impact), and when heated, do not exhibit a predetermined melting point, but rather gradually decrease in viscosity and change to a liquid state. The glass film has a small tensile strength and a large compressive strength, but has a smaller mechanical strength than a theoretically measured value because it is discharged after being melted at a high temperature in a boiler and undergoes surface defects (flaw) or rapid freezing in a post-treatment (dust removal) process, and thus deformation (strain) is inevitably generated in the glass. Conductivity is dependent on soft glass (Na)2O) component increases or temperature increases, the impedance will decrease. The erosion of chemical substances is carried out in hydrochloric acid (HCl) or sulfuric acid (H)2SO4) Is extremely slow, will react in large amounts in alkalis such as sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and in larger amounts in fluorides such as Hydrogen Fluoride (HF).
In view of the mechanical, chemical and electrical properties of the glass described above, in order to effectively remove the glass film surrounding the surface of the fly ash particles, it is necessary to form a higher energy band between the electrodes 451 and 452, to further increase the elastic collision strength with the fly ash particles due to acceleration of electrons and thermoelectrons, to maintain the temperature of the passage space formed between the main barrel 401 and the first barrel 411 at a high temperature to improve the electrical conductivity of the glass, and to spray fluorine compounds and water vapor to the flowing fly ash to remove the glass film by chemical reaction and hydrolysis reaction with the main component substances of the glass film surrounding the surface of the fly ash particles, if necessary. When fly ash treated in such a manner as to sufficiently remove a glass film on the surface of the fly ash is used as a product instead of cement, can solve the potential problem of water hydraulicity which can not react with water, can increase the compressive strength when pouring concrete, therefore, in order to further improve the efficiency of removing the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles, in order to form a higher high energy band between the electrodes 451, 452, in the case of an alternating voltage (A.C), the input and output voltages of the power supply 453 for applying a high voltage to the discharge electrode 451 and the ground electrode 452 are 110V and 60Hz or higher, in the case of a direct current voltage (D.C) of 12V or more, and in the case of an alternating current voltage and a direct current voltage, the voltage value of the output side is selected to meet the field condition and the handling capacity in the range of 1KV to 500KV, in the case of frequency, the alternating voltage is selected in the range of 60Hz to 50KHz at a frequency that meets the field conditions and throughput.
Fig. 7e is a sectional view illustrating the heating unit of fig. 6.
As shown in fig. 7e, the heating unit 400 includes an ac power supply 461, a frequency oscillator 462, a lead 463, a connector 463a, and a high-frequency induction heating coil 464.
The high frequency induction heating coil 464 is wound around the outer surface of the body drum 401 at a predetermined number of windings, and when a single-phase or three-phase 220V, 60Hz ac power is supplied to the frequency oscillator 452 from the ac power supply 461, the frequency of 60Hz is increased to an appropriate value selected from 20KHz to 500KHz in a frequency oscillation circuit of the frequency oscillator (not shown), and the frequency is applied to the induction heating coil 464 having a winding number designed by a predetermined amount through the lead 463 and the connecting piece 463a, the output high frequency current flows through the induction heating coil 464, and a magnetic field is generated by the induction heating coil 646, the generated magnetic field penetrates the body drum 401, an induction current (induction current) flows through the body drum 401 at the skin depth (skin depth) where the magnetic field penetrates, and accordingly joule heating (joule heating) is generated, and heat is supplied to the inside of the body drum 401 in a heat conduction manner, the fly ash particles passing through the passage 402 formed between the body drum 401 and the first drum 411 and the electrodes 451 and 452 provided to the body drum 401 and the first drum 411 are heated to improve the discharge efficiency, the charged particles of electrons or ions and thermal electrons generated during the discharge of the electrodes 451 and 452 are activated to enhance the elastic collision strength of the fly ash particles with the charges and the thermal electrons, and the magnetic field generated at the induction heating coil 464 prolongs the residence time of the charges and the thermal electrons to increase the elastic collision frequency of the fly ash particles with the charges and the thermal electrons, thereby further improving the glass film removal efficiency.
In the passage 402 formed between the main body drum 401 and the first drum 411 of the glass film removing part 400, floating fly ash particles scattered in the process of removing the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles are sucked into the hollow of the first drum 411 of a hollow structure by the suction force of a fan (not shown) of the dust collector during the high-pressure discharge, flow into the dust collector via a second drum connected to the first drum 411 through a flange 413d, are dedusted, are discharged to the atmosphere, unburned carbon C contained in the fly ash is removed, the glass film coated on the surface of the particles is removed, and finally treated fly ash is supplied to the second storage tank 500 through the discharge pipe 403 due to the difference in gravity caused by the opening of the electrically operated valve 403a provided in the discharge pipe 403.
Fig. 8 is a sectional view illustrating the second storage tank of fig. 1.
Referring to fig. 8, the second storage tank 500 is composed of a hopper 501, an electric valve 502, a blower 503, a discharge pipe 504, a bolt 505, a motor 506, a storage tank 507, a filter type dust collector 508, and a discharge electronic valve 509.
The fly ash finally treated and discharged in the glass film removing part 400 is temporarily stored in the hopper 501, when the air compressed by the blower 503 is supplied to the discharge pipe 504 and the motor 506 is started, in a state where the bolt 505 in the discharge pipe 504 connected to the motor 506 shaft is started, the motor valve 502 provided in the lower part of the hopper 501 is opened, the fly ash supplied to the hopper 501 is supplied to the discharge pipe 504, when the compressed air supplied to the blower 503 is supplied to the storage tank 506 and the fly ash flowing into the discharge pipe 504 while the bolt 505 connected to the motor shaft is rotated is started, the fly ash floating in the tank 507 is collected in the remaining space of the filter type dust collector provided in the upper part by the pressurized air pressure flowing into the blower 503 and is discharged to the atmosphere.
Fig. 9 is a view showing a control panel of the fly ash recycling device with a built-in glass film removal function according to the present invention.
Referring to fig. 9, the control panel 600 performs control activities of supplying and cutting off power supply by using data measured by sensors such as the first storage tank 100, the supplying unit 200, the unburned carbon removing unit 300, the glass film removing unit 400, a level (not shown) attached to the second storage tank 500, and fluid flow detection (not shown) and transmitted to the control panel 600 in real time.
While the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail, the present invention is not limited to the specific preferred embodiments described above, and various modifications can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the present invention claimed below.

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1. A fly ash recycling device with a built-in glass film removing function is characterized by comprising:
a first storage tank for transporting fly ash discharged from an electrostatic precipitator installed at the rear end of a boiler of a thermal power plant by a tanker, for being fed by a blower attached to a vehicle body, and for being supplied to and stored in a first storage tank through a supply pipe;
A feeder connected to the first storage tank, for supplying high-pressure air generated by a blower provided on one side of the bolt feeder to the discharge pipe, opening a rotary valve provided at a lower portion of the first storage tank to supply fly ash stored in the first storage tank, and when supplying fly ash, driving a driving motor to rotate a bolt connected to the motor through a shaft to discharge fly ash to a discharge port connected to the unburned carbon component removal part;
an unburned carbon component removing part arranged at the upper part of the main body, a fly ash supply pipe supplied from a supply device is arranged at the upper central part of a chamber with an inclined inner lower part, an air supply pipe of an air supply part is connected with the fly ash supply pipe at an interval at one side of the upper part of the chamber, and a high power generated by a high voltage generator is received by a lead at the inclined inner lower part of the chamberA discharge pipe is provided at the lower part, a positive pole and a negative pole of a direct current power supply are oppositely provided at one side surface in the main body, a hollow shaft provided with a jet port at the lower end penetrates the upper surface of the main body, a second spur gear is provided at one side surface, a motor connected with a first spur gear and a shaft is provided, the jet port is rotated by transmitting the rotating force of the motor to the second spur gear through the first spur gear, in a high field electronic energy band generated by starting the discharge between the two electrodes by applying the high voltage generated by a high voltage generator to the discharge electrode and the ground electrode which are oppositely provided at the inclined surface in the chamber of the ionizer, the fly ash transferred from the feeder to the ionizer provided at the upper part of the hollow shaft which rotates is jetted to the external air which is sucked and pressurized by a pressurizer in advance in the air to form the gaps between particles and pass the fly ash, after the fly ash particles are ionized by an electrochemical reaction of dissociation, excitation, ionization, oxidation, and reduction, the fly ash with the ionized particles is supplied to the upper part of the hollow shaft and moved to the injection port provided at the lower end through the hollow shaft, and in the process of injecting the fly ash from the injection port into the main body, the fly ash particles are charged, the particles are mixed with air, and the particles and the air collide with the inner surface of the hollow shaft and the inner surface of the injection port, so that in the process of electron exchange with different particles, unburned carbon (C) and alumina (Al) with large work function values are generated 2O3) Silicon oxide (SiO)2) In a burner in which particles of copper oxide (CuO) are charged and collected at the positive pole during the exchange of electrons and particles of calcium oxide (CaO) having a small work function value are charged and collected at the negative pole during the exchange of electrons, and in which a combustible gas received from a fuel supply pipe or a fuel in a liquid state is mixed with external air introduced from an air introduction pipe, unburned carbon (C) components collected at the positive pole are burned and removed by a flame generated by ignition of a spark generated at a spark plug, or a power supply is supplied to a heating coil provided on the outer surface of a body in a portion where the positive pole is attached, and a power supply is supplied to the heating coil in a heat conduction mannerThe generated heat energy locally heats the positive electrode to more than 500 ℃ which is the ignition temperature of the unburned carbon (C), thereby burning and removing the unburned carbon (C) component which is collected in the positive electrode through a combustion reaction, and in the control panel, the fly ash which is periodically dedusted and collected in the positive electrode and the negative electrode is discharged to the glass film removing part through the power on-off control of a microcomputer for a time selected in the range of 1 minute to 2 hours;
a glass film removing part comprising a turbulence generator including a main body drum, a fly ash supply part, a fluorine compound supply part, a steam supply part, a high-voltage discharge unit, and a heating unit, wherein a plurality of discharge electrodes or ground electrodes are provided at a predetermined interval along the circumferential surface on one side surface of the inner surface of the main body drum having circular cylindrical ends, a bearing unit having a hole of a predetermined diameter is provided at the center of the upper surface, a predetermined interval is maintained in the main body drum, a ground electrode or a discharge electrode is provided on one side surface of the outer surface of a first drum having elliptical cylindrical ends so as to face the discharge electrode or the ground electrode provided on the inner surface of the main body drum, a flange is provided on the upper surface of the first drum, the lower end part of a second drum having circular cylindrical ends is connected to the flange, and the upper end part of the second drum protrudes to the outside through the upper end part of the main body drum, a second spur gear is provided on one side of the upper end of the projecting second barrel, a motor for connecting the first spur gear to the shaft is provided in the same manner as the second spur gear, and the rotational force of the motor is transmitted to the second spur gear via the first spur gear, the second barrel and the first barrel provided with the second spur gear are elliptic cylinders because the first barrel is an elliptic cylinder, the first barrel generates turbulent rotational flow by rotating through the difference between the diameter of the short side and the diameter of the long side of the ellipse by the airflow of the passage formed between the two barrels with a predetermined interval, the external air is applied to the fly ash supplied by removing carbon components in the unburned carbon removing part, and the fly ash is sprayed to a fly ash supplying part arranged with an interval from the upper end of the second barrel protruding to the outside, after applying pressure to the fluorine compound stored in the storage tank or container by the pump by the pressurizing pump or the compressor, if the fly ash is moved to the air by high pressure by the injection nozzle, the fly ash is discharged. When the spraying is performed, a main component substance of the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles contacting with the fluorine compound is removed by a chemical reaction with the fluorine compound, or water vapor generated in the water vapor generator is moved to the water separator through the pipe to be separated into condensed water and dry vapor, and then the separated dry vapor is moved to the spraying pipe, and the water vapor and Silica (SiO) as a main component substance of the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles (the dry vapor is moved to the spraying pipe)2) Calcium oxide (CaO), barium oxide (BaO), magnesium oxide (MgO), and aluminum oxide (Al)2O3) Contacting and mixing and removing by hydrolysis reaction with water vapor, diffusing the fly ash particles flowing into a passage formed between the body drum and the first drum into a turbulent swirling flow state, contacting with the corrosive liquid several times at various angles while repeatedly stirring, colliding with the particles, and rotating in an irregular track, so that the glass film on the surface of the particles is eroded, applying a high voltage generated by a high voltage generator to a discharge electrode and a ground electrode provided opposite to the inner surface of the body drum and the outer surface of the first drum through a lead wire, and starting discharge between the two electrodes, effectively removing the glass film coated on the surface during the continuous elastic collision process between the fly ash particles and charged particles of electrons or ions generated during the discharge process, thermal electrons generated by the discharge electrode and released by the discharge electrode, and high voltage generated by the high voltage generator applied to the discharge electrode and the ground electrode, and the fly ash particles generated in a high electric field state, when power is applied to a high-frequency induction heating coil wound in a predetermined number of windings in the circumferential direction of the outer side surface of a main body cylinder by an AC power supply, the high-frequency induction heating coil is heated and conducted to the inside of the main body cylinder by a heat conduction method so that a discharge electrode is heated to improve discharge efficiency, and the high-frequency induction heating coil receives the heating energy of charged particles and thermal electrons of electrons or ions and is activated to raise the internal temperature and change the viscosity of a glass film coated on the surface of the fine coal ash particles, thereby improving conductivity and effectively removing the glass film A barrel for flowing into the dust collector, removing dust, and discharging to the atmosphere, wherein unburned carbon (C) contained in the fly ash is removed, a glass film coated on the particle surface is removed, and finally treated fly ash is supplied to the second storage tank through a discharge pipe due to gravity difference caused by opening of an electric valve arranged on the discharge pipe;
a second storage tank having a hopper for simply storing the fly ash to be finally treated in the glass film removing part, supplying the high-pressure air generated by the blower provided on one side surface of the bolt feeder to the discharge pipe, driving the driving motor to rotate the shaft with the rotary blade attached to the outer surface, and supplying the treated fly ash to the storage tank; and
and a control panel for supplying and cutting off power to the first storage tank, the supplying device, the unburned carbon component removing part, the glass film removing part and the second storage tank by measuring data in real time by sensors provided in the first storage tank, the supplying device, the unburned carbon component removing part, the glass film removing part and the second storage tank and transmitting the measured data to the control part.
2. The fly ash recycling apparatus having a built-in glass film removal function as set forth in claim 1, wherein said unburned carbon component removal unit comprises a main body, an ionizer, a fly ash supply unit, a swirl generator, an electrostatic dust collector, a heating unit, and a combustion unit.
3. The apparatus for recycling fly ash with a built-in glass film removal function as claimed in claim 2, wherein the ionizer comprises a chamber having an inclined inner lower portion, a fly ash supply pipe, a high voltage discharge unit, and a discharge outlet, wherein a discharge electrode and a ground electrode of the high voltage discharger are disposed to face each other in the inclined portion of the inner lower portion of the chamber, and a high voltage generated by the high voltage generator is applied to the discharge electrode and the ground electrode through a lead wire to start discharge between the electrodes, so that the fly ash is ionized by electrochemical reactions of dissociation, excitation, ionization, oxidation, and reduction by high field electrons formed in the process of releasing charged particles of electrons or ions.
4. The fly ash recycling apparatus as set forth in claim 2, wherein the swirl generator comprises a motor, a first spur gear, a second spur gear, a hollow shaft, and an injection port, the second spur gear is provided on one side surface of the upper portion of the hollow shaft, the injection port is provided on a tip surface portion of the hollow shaft, the fly ash particles ionized by an electrochemical reaction of dissociation, ionization, excitation, oxidation, and reduction are supplied to the upper portion of the hollow shaft, the fly ash particles are driven to mesh with the first spur gear through the hollow shaft by the motor provided at the lower tip and connected to the first spur gear through the shaft during the high-voltage discharge, and the swirl is generated by a centrifugal force generated during the high-speed rotation of the injection port provided at the lower tip portion of the hollow shaft by the high-speed rotation of the second spur gear provided on one side surface of the hollow shaft, by the swirling flow, mixing of the fly ash particles ionized in the high-voltage discharge process of the ionizer and the fly ash particles with air is promoted, and the fly ash particles are charged during collision and friction between the inner surface of the hollow shaft and the inner surface of the injection port.
5. The apparatus as claimed in claim 2, wherein the electrostatic dust collecting part comprises a high voltage generator, a positive electrode, and a ground electrode, and is ionized by high voltage discharge in the ionizer, and a swirling flow is formed in the process of injecting the fly ash into the main body through the injection port, and the fly ash particles are charged by the mixing of the fly ash particles and air, the particles and air collide with the inner surface of the hollow shaft and the inner surface of the injection port, and the unburned carbon (C) and alumina (Al) having a large work function value are charged in the process of exchanging electrons with different particles2O3) Silicon oxide (SiO)2) Copper oxide (CuO) particles are charged with-charge and collected at the positive electrode during electron exchange, calcium oxide (CaO) particles having a small work function value are charged with + charge and collected at the negative electrode during electron exchange, and power supply on/off control by a microcomputer is performed every 1 minute to 2 hoursPeriodically dedusting the fly ash collected at the positive pole and the negative pole at the selected time.
6. The apparatus as claimed in claim 2, wherein the heating section comprises a power supply unit, a heating coil, and a wire, the power supply unit supplies a direct current or alternating current power to the heating coil disposed in contact with the + electrode surface via the wire, the heating coil transfers heat energy generated in the heating coil to the + electrode by heat conduction, and the + electrode is heated to 500 ℃ or higher, which is an ignition temperature of unburned carbon (C) component, thereby naturally igniting the unburned carbon component trapped in the + electrode and discharging carbon monoxide (CO) or carbon dioxide (CO) generated by the combustion reaction 2) And removed.
7. The apparatus for recycling fly ash with built-in glass film removal function as claimed in claim 2 or 4, wherein the combustion part is composed of a fuel supply pipe, a burner, a spark plug and an air supply port, and is disposed through the body so as to face the + pole after insulating and adiabatic treatment of the outside of the-pole center part of the electrostatic dust collection part disposed on one side surface of the body, and the burner disposed at the center part of the ground electrode is mixed with the fuel of the unburned carbon (C) collected at the + pole of the electrostatic dust collection part via the supply pipe, and the combustion flame generated by igniting the fuel with the spark (ignition source) generated at the spark plug is directly burned at the unburned carbon (C) collected at the + pole, thereby discharging carbon monoxide (CO) or carbon dioxide (CO) by combustion reaction2) And removed.
8. The apparatus for recycling fly ash with built-in glass film removal function as claimed in claim 1, wherein the glass film removal unit comprises a body drum, a turbulence generator, a fly ash supply unit, a fluorine compound supply unit, a water vapor supply unit, a high-voltage discharge unit, and a high-frequency heating unit.
9. The fly ash recycling device with the built-in glass film removal function as claimed in claim 7, wherein the turbulence generator comprising a body barrel comprises:
A body barrel;
the fourth spur gear is arranged on the outer circumferential surface of the inclined surface on one side of the lower part of the body barrel;
a third spur gear in mesh with a fourth spur gear;
a second drive motor connected to the third spur gear by a shaft;
a first drum;
the second spur gear is arranged on one side surface of the second barrel;
a first spur gear in mesh with a second spur gear; and
and the motor is connected with the first spur gear through a shaft.
10. The fly ash recycling apparatus with built-in glass film removal function as set forth in claim 9, wherein the turbulent flow generating method including the turbulent flow generator of the body drum is one or more or all of a method of forming a passage between the body drum and the first drum, a method of forming turbulent flow by causing centrifugal force to act in the direction of the body drum by rotating the first drum at a number of revolutions selected from a range of 1RPM to 500RPM by driving of the first motor in a stationary state, a method of generating turbulent flow by causing centrifugal force to act in the direction of the first drum by rotating the body drum at a number of revolutions selected from a range of 1RPM to 500RPM by driving of the second drive motor if the first drum is in a stationary state, and a method of generating turbulent flow by causing the first drum receiving the rotational force of the first drive motor and the rotational force of the second drive motor by driving of the first drive motor and the second drive motor, and a method of generating turbulent flow by causing the first drum receiving the rotational force of the first drive motor and the rotational force of the second drive motor And a method of generating a swirling or spiral turbulent flow in which the main body barrel is rotated in the opposite direction and the centrifugal force acting in the opposite direction collides with the passage formed between the main body barrel and the first barrel, wherein the generated turbulent flow is couette flow.
11. The built-in glass film according to claim 8A fly ash recycling device with a water vapor supply unit comprising a water vapor generator, a supply pipe, a steam separator and an injection port, wherein the water vapor supply unit supplies the water vapor generated in the water vapor generator to the steam separator through the supply pipe, separates the steam and water in the steam separator, and then injects the water vapor to the fly ash mixed with air through the injection port to pass through the fly ash (SiO) as a main component substance of a glass film coated on the surface of fly ash particles2) Calcium oxide (CaO), barium oxide (BaO), magnesium oxide (MgO), and aluminum oxide (Al)2O3) The hydrolysis reaction of (3) removes the glass film.
12. The apparatus as claimed in claim 8, wherein the glass film is removed from the fly ash as a resource,
the high-voltage discharge unit is composed of a discharge electrode, a grounding electrode, a high-voltage generator and a lead, a plurality of discharge electrodes or grounding electrodes are arranged at intervals along the circumferential direction of one side surface in the barrel of the body, a plurality of grounding electrodes or discharge electrodes are arranged at intervals along the circumferential direction of the outer surface of the first barrel at the same height, so that high voltage generated by the high-voltage generator is applied to the discharge electrodes and the grounding electrodes to start discharging between the discharge electrodes and the grounding electrodes,
Charged particles which emit electrons or ions and thermal electrons emitted from an electrode heated to a high temperature are larger than silicon dioxide (SiO) which is a main component material of the glass film2) Work function value of 5.0eV, work function value of 1.6eV for calcium oxide (CaO), work function value of 4.7eV for magnesium oxide (MgO), work function value of 1.1eV for barium oxide (BaO), and work function value of aluminum oxide (Al)2O3) Electric field energy (IE, eV) of 1.1eV to 5.0eV of work function value of (g) occurs in a range of 5.0eV to 5KeV, thereby removing the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles during elastic collision of the charged particles of electrons or ions and thermal electrons released from the electrode heated to a high temperature with the fly ash.
13. The apparatus for recycling fly ash with a built-in glass film removal function as claimed in claim 8, wherein the high voltage generator of the discharge means is 12V or more in the case of a dc power supply, 110V or more in the case of an ac power supply, and the output voltage is in the range of 1KV to 50KV in both the case of the dc power supply and the ac power supply, and the output voltage selected in consideration of the removal performance of the glass film surrounding the surface of the fly ash particles is selected and outputted to the high voltage generator.
14. The fly ash recycling device with built-in glass film removal function according to claim 8, it is characterized in that the heating unit is composed of a power supply, a frequency oscillator, a lead and an induction heating coil, the outer surface of the main body barrel is wound in a predetermined number of windings in the circumferential direction, the heating means is a high-frequency induction heating system, and when a power supply is supplied to the induction heating coil through a wire by a power supply, the magnetic field generated at an angle of 90 degrees in the direction of current flow in the induction heating coil is spaced along the circumferential direction of one side surface of the main body cylinder, and therefore, the residence time of the electric charges and particles discharged from the discharge electrode or the ground electrode and the ground electrode or the discharge electrode provided along the circumferential direction of the outer surface of the first barrel is prolonged, thereby improving the efficiency of removing the glass film coated on the surface of the fly ash particles passing through the passage in the turbulent swirling flow state.
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