CN116658912A - Plasma excitation nuclear energy fuel gas composite combustion torch - Google Patents
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Abstract
The application provides a plasma excitation nuclear fuel gas composite combustion torch, and relates to the technical field of combustion equipment. The application adopts the technical scheme that the gas pipe comprises a basic cylinder, a plasma electrode assembly and a gas pipe, the gas pipe is arranged in the basic cylinder, the plasma electrode assembly is arranged in the gas pipe, one end of the basic cylinder is connected with a protective cover, a high-voltage wire connected with the plasma electrode assembly is arranged in the protective cover, the gas pipe comprises a hollow cylinder body, a gas inlet pipe and a first interlayer cavity, the hollow cylinder body is provided with an inner cavity and the first interlayer cavity, a second interlayer cavity is formed between the basic cylinder and the gas pipe, the basic cylinder is provided with the second air inlet pipe, the second air inlet pipe is aligned with the first air inlet pipe, the end part of the gas pipe is provided with a first gas hole, the inner wall of the inner cavity is provided with a second gas hole, the inner cavity is provided with a baffle ring, and the baffle ring is provided with a plurality of spiral grooves.
Description
Technical Field
The application relates to the technical field of combustion equipment, in particular to a plasma excitation nuclear energy and fuel gas composite combustion torch.
Background
The combustion torch is an important device in the thermal industry, and the main function of the combustion torch is to burn hydrocarbon flare gas. Therefore, safe and stable operation of the flare system and efficient output of heat energy are of great importance for safe production by such enterprises.
However, the conventional torch burning torch simply mixes the fuel gas and the air simply and then ignites and burns at the outlet, which often results in poor burning effect, unclean fuel gas burning, air pollution, and not only nuclear energy utilization but also high efficiency.
Therefore, the prior art is in need of improvement in order to improve the energy utilization and reduce environmental pollution.
Disclosure of Invention
The application aims to provide a plasma excited nuclear fuel gas composite combustion torch which can provide a corresponding solution for the problems existing in the prior art and has the beneficial effects of full combustion and stable combustion.
Embodiments of the present application are implemented as follows:
the embodiment of the application provides a plasma excitation nuclear fuel gas composite combustion torch, which comprises a foundation cylinder, a plasma electrode assembly and a fuel gas pipe, wherein the fuel gas pipe is arranged in the foundation cylinder, the plasma electrode assembly is arranged in the fuel gas pipe, one end of the foundation cylinder is connected with a protective cover, a high-voltage wire connected with the plasma electrode assembly is arranged in the protective cover, the fuel gas pipe comprises a hollow cylinder body, a fuel gas inlet pipe connected with the hollow cylinder body and a first air inlet pipe, the hollow cylinder body is provided with an inner cavity and a first interlayer cavity, the fuel gas inlet pipe is communicated with the first interlayer cavity, the first air inlet pipe is communicated with the inner cavity, a second interlayer cavity is formed between the foundation cylinder and the fuel gas pipe, the foundation cylinder is provided with a second air inlet pipe communicated with the second interlayer cavity, the second air inlet pipe is aligned with the first air inlet pipe, the end part of the fuel gas pipe is provided with a first fuel gas hole communicated with the first interlayer cavity, the inner wall of the inner cavity is provided with a second fuel gas hole communicated with the first interlayer cavity, and the inner cavity is provided with a plurality of baffle rings.
In some embodiments of the present application, the base cartridge includes a flame cartridge and a base seat connected to each other, the base seat is connected to the protective cover, and the flame cartridge is sleeved outside the gas pipe.
In some embodiments of the present application, the plasma electrode assembly includes an electrode head, an electrode rod, an insulating support frame, and an insulating support base, wherein the electrode head is connected to the electrode rod, one end of the electrode rod passes through the insulating support frame, the other end of the electrode rod passes through the insulating support base, the insulating support frame is connected to a wall of the inner cavity, and the insulating support base is connected to the protective cover.
In some embodiments of the application, the electrode head is a hollow electrode head, and the electrode rod is a hollow electrode rod, and the hollow electrode rod is provided with an opening.
In some embodiments of the application, the electrode tip is elliptical, and the diameter surface of the electrode tip is positioned on the horizontal plane of the end part of the gas pipe.
In some embodiments of the application, the middle of the diameter surface of the electrode head is positioned on the horizontal plane of the end part of the gas pipe.
In some embodiments of the application, a plurality of pairs of the electrode taps and the electrode rods are uniformly disposed.
In some embodiments of the application, the protective cover is provided with a fire observation mirror.
Compared with the prior art, the embodiment of the application has at least the following advantages or beneficial effects:
the plasma excitation nuclear fuel gas composite combustion torch provided by the embodiment of the application mainly comprises a base cylinder, a plasma electrode assembly and a fuel gas pipe, wherein the base cylinder is used for fixing the fuel gas pipe, the fuel gas pipe is used for spraying fuel gas and air and mixing the fuel gas and the air, and the plasma electrode assembly is used for forming a multiphase non-uniform high-voltage gradient electric field.
When the novel gas-fired boiler is used, gas enters the first interlayer cavity through the gas inlet pipe, then is sprayed out from the first gas hole and the second gas hole at the top of the gas pipe, air enters the second interlayer cavity through the pump from the second air inlet pipe, part of air is left in the second interlayer cavity, the other part of air enters the inner cavity of the hollow cylinder body through the first air inlet pipe, the air in the inner cavity is sprayed out from the end part of the gas pipe and mixed with the gas, and after passing through the spiral groove of the baffle ring, the air in the second interlayer cavity is in a rotational flow state and is uniformly and stably sprayed out from the end part of the gas pipe and mixed with the gas. The plasma electrode assembly forms a multiphase nonuniform high-voltage gradient electric field at the end part of the gas pipe, air and gas are mixed and then deeply ionized under the action of the nonuniform high-voltage gradient electric field to form a plasma field containing bare light atomic nuclei, fusion reaction occurs in the plasma field to release nuclear energy, and the nuclear energy is quickly oxidized and combusted after leaving the plasma field to release chemical energy. The air is stably fed and sprayed out from the second interlayer cavity and the inner cavity, so that sufficient supply is ensured, the continuous and stable combustion of the fuel gas is promoted, the pollution caused by insufficient combustion is reduced, and the purposes of saving fuel and reducing emission are achieved.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a plasma excited nuclear fuel gas composite torch according to an embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 2 is an internal schematic view of a plasma excited nuclear fuel gas composite torch according to an embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a base provided by an embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a plasma electrode assembly according to an embodiment of the present application;
fig. 5 is a schematic view of a gas pipe according to an embodiment of the present application.
Icon: 1-basic cylinder, 11-flame cylinder, 12-basic seat, 13-second air inlet pipe, 14-torch shell, 15-second interlayer chamber, 16-fixed base, 17-pipe orifice, 2-plasma electrode assembly, 21-electrode head, 22-electrode rod, 221-opening, 23-insulating support, 24-insulating support base, 3-gas pipe, 31-hollow cylinder, 311-inner cavity, 312-first interlayer chamber, 313-first gas hole, 314-second gas hole, 32-gas inlet pipe, 33-first air inlet pipe, 34-fixed bottom plate, 4-baffle ring, 41-spiral groove, 6-protective cover, 61-back plate, 8-high voltage plug, 9-flame observation mirror, 10-high voltage wire.
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Example 1
Referring to fig. 1 to 5, a plasma excited nuclear fuel gas composite combustion torch provided by an embodiment of the application is shown, and the specific structure is as follows.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, the plasma excitation nuclear fuel gas composite combustion torch provided by the embodiment of the application mainly comprises a base cylinder 1, a plasma electrode assembly 2 and a fuel gas pipe 3, wherein the base cylinder 1 is used for fixing the fuel gas pipe 3, the fuel gas pipe 3 is used for spraying fuel gas and air and mixing, and the plasma electrode assembly 2 is used for forming a multiphase non-uniform high-voltage gradient electric field.
The foundation tube 1 mainly comprises a flame tube 11 and a foundation seat 12, and the flame tube 11 and the foundation seat 12 are made of heat-resistant steel and can bear the stability of a high-temperature maintaining structure. As shown in fig. 1, the flame tube 11 is cylindrical. As shown in fig. 3, the middle of the base 12 is also cylindrical, the top of the base 12 is a flange-like torch housing 14, and the bottom of the base 12 is a flange-like fixed base 16. The end face of the torch shell 14 and the end face of the flame tube 11 are butted to form the base tube 1 and are fixed by welding or bolts.
Further, referring to fig. 1 and 3, a cylindrical second air inlet pipe 13 is installed on the middle cylinder of the base 12, and the pump in the prior art is connected to the second air inlet pipe 13, so that the pump continuously delivers air into the base 12. Meanwhile, as shown in fig. 3, a through pipe orifice 17 is formed on the side wall of the base seat 12, so that a gas inlet pipe 32 for conveying gas is conveniently inserted.
Referring to fig. 2 and 5, the gas pipe 3 may also be made of heat-resistant steel, the gas pipe 3 is made of two cylinders, two ends of the two cylinders are closed, a first interlayer chamber 312 is left between the two cylinders, a cylindrical inner cavity 311 is formed in the gas pipe 3, and the inner cavity 311 facilitates air flowing from left to right. As shown in fig. 5, a flange-like fixing base plate 34 is installed at the lower end of the gas pipe 3. As shown in fig. 2, the gas pipe 3 is installed inside the flame tube 11, and the right fixed bottom plate 34 and the fixed base 16 are overlapped and fixed by passing through the positioning pins.
Further, as shown in fig. 2, a second interlayer chamber 15 is left between the inner wall of the flame tube 11 and the outer wall of the hollow tube 31, and the second interlayer chamber 15 facilitates the air to flow from left to right. The left end of the hollow cylinder 31 is sleeved with a baffle ring 4, the baffle ring 4 blocks the second interlayer cavity 15, and as shown in fig. 5, the baffle ring 4 is provided with a plurality of evenly-spaced spiral grooves 41 ". The hollow cylinder 31 is internally provided with a first air inlet pipe 33, the top of the first air inlet pipe 33 penetrates through the outer surface of the hollow cylinder 31, and the bottom of the first air inlet pipe 33 penetrates through the innermost inner wall of the hollow cylinder 31, so that air outside the hollow cylinder 31 conveniently enters the inner cavity 311 of the hollow cylinder 31 through the first air inlet pipe 33.
It should be noted that, as shown in fig. 2, the first air inlet pipe 33 and the second air inlet pipe 13 are vertically aligned, and the diameter of the first air inlet pipe 33 is smaller than that of the second air inlet pipe 13, so that when the second air inlet pipe 13 blows up inwards, part of the gas can enter the first air inlet pipe 33, and part of the gas can remain in the second interlayer chamber 15.
A plurality of first gas holes 313 are formed in the end part (the left end in fig. 2 and the top end in fig. 5) of the gas pipe 3, the first gas holes 313 are uniformly spaced to form a circle, the first gas holes 313 are communicated with the first interlayer chamber 312, and the gas in the first interlayer chamber 312 can be sprayed out through the first gas holes 313. And, a plurality of (e.g. 4) second gas holes 314 are formed on the inner wall of the gas pipe 3, the second gas holes 314 are also uniformly distributed, the second gas holes 314 are communicated with the first interlayer chamber 312, and the gas in the first interlayer chamber 312 can be sprayed out through the second gas holes 314.
Referring to fig. 2 and 4, the plasma electrode assembly 2 mainly comprises four parts, namely, an electrode tip 21, an electrode rod 22, an insulating support 23 and an insulating support base 24, wherein the electrode tip 21 is in an elliptical hollow shape, the electrode rod 22 is in a cylindrical hollow shape, the electrode tip 21 is fixed at the end (the left end in fig. 2 and the top end in fig. 4) of the electrode rod 22, and one electrode tip 21 and one electrode rod 22 form a group, and three groups are provided in this embodiment.
Further, as shown in fig. 2 and 4, the insulating holder 23 is a circular-cake-shaped ceramic plate, a vent hole is formed in the center of the ceramic plate, three holes are formed around the vent hole, one ends of the three electrode rods 22 pass through the holes, and the electrode rods 22 are fixed to the insulating holder 23. The insulating support base 24 is a square ceramic plate, the insulating support base 24 is also provided with three holes, the other ends of the three electrode rods 22 pass through the holes, and the electrode rods 22 are fixed with the insulating support base 24, and the three electrode rods 22 are kept parallel.
As shown in fig. 2, the plasma electrode assembly 2 is mounted inside the gas pipe 3, the edge of the insulating support 23 is abutted against the inner wall of the gas pipe 3, the insulating support base 24 is aligned with the fixing base 34, and the positioning pins pass through the fixing base 16, the fixing base 34 and the insulating support base 24 to realize fixed mounting. At this time, as shown in fig. 2, the elliptical electrode tip 21 is located at the port position of the gas pipe 3, and the middle part of the electrode tip 21 and the port of the gas pipe 3 are located on the same vertical plane (when the gas pipe 3 is in use, it is vertically placed, and at this time, on the same horizontal plane).
It should be noted that, the opening 221 is formed on the electrode rod 22, the opening 221 communicates the inner cavity 311 with the hollow interior of the electrode rod 22, when air flows in the inner cavity 311, part of air in the inner cavity 311 enters the hollow interior of the electrode rod 22 and flows out from the hollow interior of the electrode head 21, and heat on the electrode head 21 and the electrode rod 22 is taken away in the air flowing process, so that the temperature of the electrode head 21 and the electrode rod 22 is reduced.
As shown in fig. 2, the right end of the electrode rod 22 is connected with a high-voltage wire 10, and the high-voltage wire 10 is connected with a high-voltage plug 8 again, so that power can be conveniently supplied to the electrode rod 22, and the electrode head 21 can discharge. The protective cover 6 is in a square box shape made of heat-resistant insulating material (such as ceramics), and the left end of the protective cover 6, the fixed base 16, the fixed bottom plate 34 and the insulating support base 24 are fixed by positioning pins. The centers of the fixed base 16, the fixed bottom plate 34, the insulating support base 24 and the insulating support 23 are provided with holes, the right side of the protective cover 6 is provided with a rear plate 61, the center of the rear plate 61 is provided with a fire observation mirror 9, and the fire flame of combustion can be observed through the holes of the fire observation mirror 9.
The implementation principle of the plasma excitation nuclear fuel gas composite combustion torch in the embodiment is as follows:
when in use, fuel gas enters the first interlayer cavity 312 through the fuel gas inlet pipe 32, then is sprayed out from the first fuel gas hole 313 and the second fuel gas hole 314 at the top of the fuel gas pipe 3, air enters the second interlayer cavity 15 through the second air inlet pipe 13 by the pump, part of air is left in the second interlayer cavity 15, the other part of air enters the inner cavity 311 of the hollow cylinder 31 through the first air inlet pipe 33, the air in the inner cavity 311 is sprayed out from the end part of the fuel gas pipe 3 to be mixed with the fuel gas, and the air in the second interlayer cavity 15 is uniformly and stably sprayed out from the end part of the fuel gas pipe 3 to be mixed with the fuel gas after passing through the spiral groove 41 of the baffle ring 4 in a rotational flow state. The plasma electrode assembly 2 forms a multiphase nonuniform high-voltage gradient electric field at the end part of the gas pipe 3, air and gas are mixed and then deeply ionized under the action of the nonuniform high-voltage gradient electric field to form a plasma field containing bare light atomic nuclei, fusion reaction occurs in the plasma field to release nuclear energy, and the nuclear energy is quickly oxidized and combusted after leaving the plasma field to release chemical energy.
In summary, the embodiment of the application provides a plasma excitation nuclear fuel gas composite combustion torch, air is stably fed and ejected from the second interlayer cavity 15 and the inner cavity 311, sufficient supply is ensured, continuous and stable combustion of fuel gas is promoted, pollution caused by insufficient combustion is reduced, and the purposes of saving fuel and reducing emission are achieved.
The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present application, and is not intended to limit the present application, but various modifications and variations can be made to the present application by those skilled in the art. Any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made within the spirit and principle of the present application should be included in the protection scope of the present application.
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1. The utility model provides a plasma excitation nuclear energy gas composite combustion torch, its characterized in that, including basic section of thick bamboo, plasma electrode subassembly and gas pipe, the gas pipe set up in the inside of basic section of thick bamboo, plasma electrode subassembly set up in the gas pipe is inside, the one end of basic section of thick bamboo is connected with the safety cover, be provided with in the safety cover with the high-pressure wire that plasma electrode subassembly is connected, the gas pipe include the cavity barrel and with gas intake pipe, first air-supply pipe that the cavity barrel is connected, the cavity barrel is equipped with inner chamber and first intermediate layer cavity, gas intake pipe and first intermediate layer cavity intercommunication, first air-supply pipe with the inner chamber intercommunication, basic section of thick bamboo with form the second intermediate layer cavity between the gas pipe, basic section of thick bamboo be provided with the second air-supply pipe of second intermediate layer cavity intercommunication, the second air-supply pipe with first air-supply pipe aligns, the tip of gas pipe be equipped with the first gas hole of first intermediate layer cavity intercommunication, the inner wall of inner chamber be equipped with the second gas hole of first intermediate layer cavity intercommunication, the inner chamber is provided with the spiral baffle.
2. The plasma excited nuclear fuel composite torch of claim 1 wherein the base cartridge comprises a flame cartridge and a base seat connected to each other, the base seat being connected to the protective cover, the flame cartridge being sleeved outside the gas pipe.
3. The plasma excited nuclear fuel composite torch of claim 1 wherein the plasma electrode assembly comprises an electrode head, an electrode rod, an insulating support and an insulating support base, the electrode head being connected to the electrode rod, one end of the electrode rod passing through the insulating support, the other end of the electrode rod passing through the insulating support base, the insulating support being connected to a wall of the inner cavity, the insulating support base being connected to the protective cover.
4. A plasma excited nuclear fuel composite torch as in claim 3 wherein the electrode head is a hollow electrode head and the electrode stem is a hollow electrode stem, the hollow electrode stem being provided with an opening.
5. A plasma activated nuclear fuel composite torch as in claim 3 wherein said electrode tip is elliptical in shape and the diameter surface of said electrode tip is at the level of the end of said gas tube.
6. The plasma excited nuclear fuel composite torch of claim 5 wherein the middle of the tip diameter face is at the level of the gas pipe end.
7. The plasma excited nuclear fuel composite torch of claim 5 wherein a plurality of pairs of the electrode tips and the electrode rods are uniformly disposed.
8. The plasma excited nuclear fuel composite torch of any one of claims 1 to 7 wherein the shield is provided with a flame viewing mirror.
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