EP0212611B1 - Coke dry quenching chamber - Google Patents

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EP0212611B1
EP0212611B1 EP86111408A EP86111408A EP0212611B1 EP 0212611 B1 EP0212611 B1 EP 0212611B1 EP 86111408 A EP86111408 A EP 86111408A EP 86111408 A EP86111408 A EP 86111408A EP 0212611 B1 EP0212611 B1 EP 0212611B1
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  • the invention relates to a dry coke cooling chamber with vertical outer walls designed as cooling walls and parallel vertical cooling walls arranged in the cooling chamber and supporting walls running transversely thereto.
  • a device for dry coke cooling is also known from EP-A-0 071 804, wherein part of its heat content is extracted from the coke and the heated cooling gas via water evaporation surfaces touched by part of the bulk material delimitation surface, and the heated cooling gas removes a further part of its heat content from additional ones releases bulk-free exchange surfaces for water evaporation before it is sent to the recooling system.
  • the cooling gas removes a further part of its heat content from additional ones releases bulk-free exchange surfaces for water evaporation before it is sent to the recooling system.
  • In the upper area of the cooling chamber there are bulk-free compartments with cage-like rows of cooling pipes through which the cooling gas comes from the bulk material into the sub-compartments.
  • the individual cooling tubes are subject to high wear and tear and strong mechanical stress.
  • the object of the invention is to propose a construction in which wear on the pipes is completely avoided without a substantial loss of thermal conductivity and, even after years of operation, it is not necessary to replace the pipes.
  • the invention provides that the cooling walls and the supporting walls consist of closed and continuous wall surfaces and that the cooling walls and / or supporting walls become narrower towards the bottom and the approximately rectangular coke cooling shafts formed by the cooling and supporting walls face downward expand towards.
  • This conical design of the cooling or supporting walls in the cooling chamber considerably reduces the lateral pressure on the walls and when the hot coke pieces slide past these walls, the abrasion is also significantly reduced.
  • the wear rate in the previous version is approximately 0.4 mm / year, it can be reduced to approximately half as a result of a taper as specified in claim 3. It is particularly advantageous if the expansion of the coke cooling shafts takes place steplessly downwards, so that as far as possible no irregularities occur during the movement of the coke along the walls and therefore there are no places with excessive wear.
  • the invention further provides that flat, exchangeable wear plates are arranged on the outside of the membrane tube walls and the space between the wear plates and the tubes or webs is filled with highly thermally conductive material and that the wear plates and / or the layer of highly thermally conductive material in the cooling chamber get thinner at the bottom.
  • the cooling walls in the cooling chamber are arranged vertically and completely flat, so that the hot coke can slide down the walls without any significant abrasion.
  • the wear plates made of metallic materials anyway have a high thermal conductivity and the space between the wear plates and the tubes, in particular in the area of the webs between the individual tubes, is e.g. B.
  • graphite or diabon or thermally conductive concrete is proposed as the highly thermally conductive material.
  • the thermal conductivity is sometimes over 100 watts / m and Kelvin.
  • compacted or pressed and / or coke breeze or dust and / or graphite dust provided with binder can also be used.
  • the latter materials have the advantage that they are partly products of the coking plant and are therefore inexpensive. These materials can be pressed into place in the remaining gaps after assembly of the pipes and wear plates or used as prefabricated elements.
  • the wear plates on both sides of the membrane tube walls are advantageously connected to one another by means of screws and / or tie rods and are held in front of the tubes. If necessary, individual wear plates can also be replaced.
  • the wear plates are arranged completely separate from the cooling pipes, they can be given a certain conicity in the flow direction of the hot coke. This can be achieved in that the wear plate distance in the upper area of the membrane tube walls is larger than in the lower area.
  • the use of the wear plates in connection with the highly thermally conductive intermediate layer also has the economic advantage that the pressure-carrying piping system no longer takes into account the possible wear must be interpreted. This version therefore no longer requires pipes of considerable wall thickness. In addition, there is no high proportion of welds with a large cross-section.
  • both the support walls (3) and the cooling walls (5) have a rounded wear layer on their top.
  • the upper edge can also be an approximately flat surface (14) on which coke pieces are deposited as a certain wear protection layer.
  • the lateral vertical wear plates (10) protrude upwards with the wear edge (15).
  • FIGS. 3 to 5 show the known arrangement of support and cooling walls (3) and (5) in the cooling chamber.
  • the wear plates (10) are arranged on the sides of the cooling walls (5) in contact with the coke and are held in front of the pipes or the highly thermally conductive material (11) by means of fastening elements (13) guided through the webs (12).
  • the layer of highly thermally conductive material arranged between the tubes and the wear plates can have different thicknesses, ie. H. the thickness decreases from top to bottom.

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The invention relates to a coke dry cooling chamber with vertical outer walls constructed as cooling walls and parallel vertical cooling walls positioned in the cooling chamber, with supporting walls running crosswise to them. Pursuant to the invention, the cooling walls and supporting walls taper as they descend and the different coke cooling shafts created by them correspondingly broaden as they descend. A particular embodiment of the invention provides that diaphragm pipe walls constructed as cooling walls are equipped with flat outer abrasion plates. The space between the diaphragm walls, embodied in a pipe-stay-pipe construction, and the abrasion plates is filled with a highly heat-conductive material, graphite, for example.

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Die Erfindung betrifft eine Kokstrockenkühlkammer mit als Kühlwände ausgebildeten senkrechten Außenwänden und in der Kühlkammer angeordneten parallelen senkrechten Kühlwänden und quer dazu verlaufenden Stützwänden.The invention relates to a dry coke cooling chamber with vertical outer walls designed as cooling walls and parallel vertical cooling walls arranged in the cooling chamber and supporting walls running transversely thereto.

Derartige Kokstrockenkühlkammern sind in "Technischen Mitteilungen", Heft 9/1982, Seiten 434 bis 439 ausführlich beschrieben. Bild 3 auf Seite 435 zeigt die Anordnung der Kühwände im Koksschacht, wobei die sogenannten Membranrohrwände aus senkrecht und parallel zueinander angeordneten Rohrreihen bestehen, die jeweils über Stege miteinander verbunden sind. Zur Erreichung eines guten Wärmeübergangs von den heißen Koks an das Kühlmedium in den Rohren sind dabei die Rohre unverkleidet. Es hat sich nun gezeigt, daß die einem jahrelangen Dauerbetrieb der Kokstrockenkühlkammer es zu einem gewissen Verschleiß an den Rohrwänden kommt, so daß im Extremfall die Rohrwände ausgetauscht werden müssen.Such coke-drying cooling chambers are described in detail in "Technische Mitteilungen", issue 9/1982, pages 434 to 439. Figure 3 on page 435 shows the arrangement of the cooling walls in the coke shaft, the so-called membrane tube walls consisting of rows of tubes arranged vertically and parallel to each other, each of which is connected to one another by means of webs. In order to achieve good heat transfer from the hot coke to the cooling medium in the pipes, the pipes are uncovered. It has now been shown that the coke dry cooling chamber, which has been in continuous operation for years, results in a certain amount of wear on the tube walls, so that in extreme cases the tube walls have to be replaced.

Aus der EP-A-0 071 804 ist ebenfalls eine Vorrichtung zur trockenen Kokskühlung bekannt, wobei dem Koks und dem aufgeheizten Kühlgas ein Teil seines Wärmeinhaltes über von einem Teil der Schüttgutbegrenzungsfläche berührte Wasserverdampfungsflächen entzogen wird und das aufgeheizte Kühlgas einen weiteren Teil seines Wärmeinhaltes an zusätzliche schüttgutfreie Austauschoberflächen zur Wasserverdampfung abgibt, bevor es der Rückkühlung zugeleitet wird. Im oberen Bereich der Kühlkammer sind dabei schüttgutfreie Teilräume mit käfigartigen wasserführenden Kühlrohrreihen angeordnet, durch die das Kühlgas aus dem Schüttgut kommend in die Teilräume eintritt. Die einzelnen Kühlrohre sind hierbei einem hohen Verschleiß und einer starken mechanischen Beanspruchung ausgesetzt.A device for dry coke cooling is also known from EP-A-0 071 804, wherein part of its heat content is extracted from the coke and the heated cooling gas via water evaporation surfaces touched by part of the bulk material delimitation surface, and the heated cooling gas removes a further part of its heat content from additional ones releases bulk-free exchange surfaces for water evaporation before it is sent to the recooling system. In the upper area of the cooling chamber there are bulk-free compartments with cage-like rows of cooling pipes through which the cooling gas comes from the bulk material into the sub-compartments. The individual cooling tubes are subject to high wear and tear and strong mechanical stress.

Aufgabe der Erfindung ist es, eine Konstruktion vorzuschlagen, bei der ohne wesentlichen Verlust der Wärmeleitfähigkeit ein Verschleiß an den Rohren gänzlich vermieden wird und wobei auch nach jahrelangem Betrieb ein Auswechseln der Rohre nicht erforderlich ist.The object of the invention is to propose a construction in which wear on the pipes is completely avoided without a substantial loss of thermal conductivity and, even after years of operation, it is not necessary to replace the pipes.

Zur Lösung dieser Aufgabe sieht die Erfindung vor, daß die Kühlwände und die Stützwände aus geschlossenen und durchgehenden Wandflächen bestehen und daß die Kühlwände und/oder Stützwände nach unten hin schmaler werden und die von den Kühl- und Stützwänden gebildeten, etwa rechteckigen Kokskühlschächte sich nach unten hin erweitern. Durch diese konische Ausführung der Kühl- bzw. Stützwände in der Kühlkammer wird der seitliche Druck auf die Wände erheblich verringert und beim Herabgleiten der heißen Koksstücke an diesen Wänden vorbei wird auch der Abrieb entscheidend verringert. Während bei der bisherigen Ausführung die Verschleißrate bei ca. 0,4 mm/Jahr liegt, so kann sie in Folge einer Konizität, wie sie im Anspruch 3 angegeben ist, auf etwa die Hälfte reduziert werden. Dabei ist es insbesondere günstig, wenn die Erweiterung der Kokskühlschächte nach unten hin stufenlos erfolgt, so daß möglichst keine Unregelmäßigkeiten während der Bewegung des Kokses an den Wänden entlang entstehen und von daher keine Stellen mit wewentlich höherem Verschleiß auftreten.To achieve this object, the invention provides that the cooling walls and the supporting walls consist of closed and continuous wall surfaces and that the cooling walls and / or supporting walls become narrower towards the bottom and the approximately rectangular coke cooling shafts formed by the cooling and supporting walls face downward expand towards. This conical design of the cooling or supporting walls in the cooling chamber considerably reduces the lateral pressure on the walls and when the hot coke pieces slide past these walls, the abrasion is also significantly reduced. While the wear rate in the previous version is approximately 0.4 mm / year, it can be reduced to approximately half as a result of a taper as specified in claim 3. It is particularly advantageous if the expansion of the coke cooling shafts takes place steplessly downwards, so that as far as possible no irregularities occur during the movement of the coke along the walls and therefore there are no places with excessive wear.

Die Erfindung sieht weiterhin vor, daß an den Membranrohrwänden außen ebene, auswechselbare Verschleißplatten angeordnet sind und der Zwischenraum zwischen den Verschleißplatten und den Rohren bzw. Stegen mit hochwärmeleitfähigem Material ausgefüllt ist und daß die Verschleißplatten und/oder die Schicht aus hochwärmeleitfähigem Material in der Kühlkammer nach unten hin dünner werden. Bei dieser Ausführung sind die Kühlwände in der Kühlkammer senkrecht und völlig eben angeordnet, so daß der heiße Koks ohne nennenswerten Abrieb von oben nach unten an den Wänden herabgleiten kann. Die aus metallischen Materialen bestehenden Verschleißplatten besitzen ohnehin eine hohe Wärmeleitfähigkeit und der Zwischenraum zwischen den Verschleißplatten und den Rohren, insbesondere in dem Bereich der Stege zwischen den einzelnen Rohren, ist z. B. nicht mit einer wärmeisolierenden Luftschicht, sondern mit hochwärmeleitfähigem Material ausgefüllt, Es hat sich überraschenderweise gezeigt, daß trotz geringfügiger Verringerung der Wärmeaustauschfläche und trotz Vergrößerung der effektiven, von der Wärme zu durchdringenden Wandstärke der Wärmeübergang an das aufzuheizende Kühlmedium in den Rohren nicht nennenswert verschlechtert wird.The invention further provides that flat, exchangeable wear plates are arranged on the outside of the membrane tube walls and the space between the wear plates and the tubes or webs is filled with highly thermally conductive material and that the wear plates and / or the layer of highly thermally conductive material in the cooling chamber get thinner at the bottom. In this embodiment, the cooling walls in the cooling chamber are arranged vertically and completely flat, so that the hot coke can slide down the walls without any significant abrasion. The wear plates made of metallic materials anyway have a high thermal conductivity and the space between the wear plates and the tubes, in particular in the area of the webs between the individual tubes, is e.g. B. not filled with a heat-insulating air layer, but with highly thermally conductive material, It has surprisingly been found that despite a slight reduction in the heat exchange surface and despite increasing the effective wall thickness to be penetrated by the heat, the heat transfer to the cooling medium to be heated in the pipes does not deteriorate significantly becomes.

Als hochwärmeleitfähiges Material wird erfindungsgemäß Graphit bzw. Diabon oder wärmeleitfähiger Beton vorgeschlagen. Dabei beträgt die Wärmeleitfähigkeit teilweise über 100 Watt/m und Kelvin. Es kann aber auch verdichteter bzw. gepreßter und/oder mit Bindemittel versehener Koksgrus bzw. -staub und/oder Graphitstaub verwendet werden. Die letzteren Materialien haben den Vorteil, daß sie teilweise Produkte der Kokerei sind und von daher preiswert zu haben sind. Diese Materialien können an Ort und Stelle nach Montage der Rohre und der Verschleißplatten in die verbleibenden Zwischenräume eingepreßt oder als vorgefertigte Elemente eingesetzt werden.According to the invention, graphite or diabon or thermally conductive concrete is proposed as the highly thermally conductive material. The thermal conductivity is sometimes over 100 watts / m and Kelvin. However, compacted or pressed and / or coke breeze or dust and / or graphite dust provided with binder can also be used. The latter materials have the advantage that they are partly products of the coking plant and are therefore inexpensive. These materials can be pressed into place in the remaining gaps after assembly of the pipes and wear plates or used as prefabricated elements.

Die Verschleißplatten an beiden Seiten der Membranrohrwände werden günstigerweise über Schrauben und/oder Zuganker miteinander verbunden und vor den Rohren festgehalten. Im Bedarfsfall können dann auch einzelne Verschleißplatten ausgewechselt werden.The wear plates on both sides of the membrane tube walls are advantageously connected to one another by means of screws and / or tie rods and are held in front of the tubes. If necessary, individual wear plates can also be replaced.

Da die Verschleißplatten völlig von den Kühlrohren getrennt angeordnet sind, kann ihnen eine gewisse Konizität in Flußrichtung des heißen Kokses vorgegeben werden. Dies kann dadurch erreicht werden, daß der Verschleißplattenabstand im oberen Bereich der Membranrohrwände größer ist als im unteren. Die Verwendung der Verschleißplatten in Verbindung mit der hochwärmeleitfähigen Zwischenlage hat aber auch den wirtschaftlichen Vorteil, daß das druckführende Rohrleitungssystem nicht mehr unter Berücksichtigung des möglichen Verschleißes ausgelegt werden muß. Diese Ausführung benötigt also nicht mehr Rohre von erheblicher Wanddicke. Darüber hinaus entfällt ein hoher Anteil von Schweißnähten mit großen Querschnitt.Since the wear plates are arranged completely separate from the cooling pipes, they can be given a certain conicity in the flow direction of the hot coke. This can be achieved in that the wear plate distance in the upper area of the membrane tube walls is larger than in the lower area. The use of the wear plates in connection with the highly thermally conductive intermediate layer also has the economic advantage that the pressure-carrying piping system no longer takes into account the possible wear must be interpreted. This version therefore no longer requires pipes of considerable wall thickness. In addition, there is no high proportion of welds with a large cross-section.

Die Erfindung wird anhand der beigefügten Figuren 1 bis 5 beispielsweise näher erläutert.

  • Figur 1 zeigt schematische einen Teil der Kühlkammer im senkrechten Schnitt.
  • Figur 2 ist ein waagerechter Schnitt zu Figur 1.
  • Figur 3 zeigt im senkrechten Schnitt Ausschnitte der Membranrohrwände.
  • Figur 4 is ein Schnitt nach der Linie A-A von Figur 3.
  • Figur 5 ist ein Schnitt nach der Linie B-B von Figur 3.
The invention is explained in more detail, for example, with the aid of the attached FIGS. 1 to 5.
  • Figure 1 shows schematically a part of the cooling chamber in vertical section.
  • Figure 2 is a horizontal section to Figure 1.
  • Figure 3 shows in vertical section sections of the membrane tube walls.
  • Figure 4 is a section along the line AA of Figure 3.
  • Figure 5 is a section along the line BB of Figure 3.

In der schematischen Darstellung nach Figur 1 ist der obere Teil einer Kühlkammer dargestellt mit der Einfüllöffnung (1) und den äußeren Wänden (2) sowie den inneren Stützwänden (3). Rechtwinklig zu den Stützwänden (3) verlaufen die inneren Kühlwände (5), wobei die Oberkante der Kühlwände (5) in Figur 1 mit (14) bezeichnet ist. Zum Schutz vor dem von oben eingefüllten heißen Koks besitzen sowohl die Stützwände (3) als auch die Kühlwände (5) an ihrer Oberseite eine abgerundete Verschleißschicht. Wie in der Figur 3 angedeutet, kann die Oberkante auch eine etwa ebene Fläche (14) sein, auf der sich als gewisse Verschleißschutzschicht Koksstücke ablagern. Gleichzeitig stehen dabei die seitlichen senkrechten Verschleißplatten (10) nach oben mit der Verschleißkante (15) über.In the schematic representation of Figure 1, the upper part of a cooling chamber is shown with the fill opening (1) and the outer walls (2) and the inner support walls (3). The inner cooling walls (5) run at right angles to the supporting walls (3), the upper edge of the cooling walls (5) being designated by (14) in FIG. 1. To protect against the hot coke filled in from above, both the support walls (3) and the cooling walls (5) have a rounded wear layer on their top. As indicated in FIG. 3, the upper edge can also be an approximately flat surface (14) on which coke pieces are deposited as a certain wear protection layer. At the same time, the lateral vertical wear plates (10) protrude upwards with the wear edge (15).

Aus der Figur 1 ist weiterhin die Konzität der Außen- und Innenwände der Kühlkammer mit Erweiterung der Kokskühlschächte (6) nach unten hin ersichtlich. Figur 2 zeigt die an sich bekannte Anordnung von Stütz- und Kühlwänden (3) und (5) in der Kühlkammer. Aus den Figuren 3 bis 5 ist der Aufbau der einzelnen Membranrohrkühlwände (5) mit unterem Kühlmittelverteiler (7), den Kühlrohren (8) sowie dem Sammler (9) beschrieben. An den koksberührten Seiten der Kühlwände (5) sind die Verschleißplatten (10) angeordnet, die über durch die Stege (12) geführte Befestigungselemente (13) vor den Rohren bzw. dem hochwärmeleitfähigen Material (11) gehalten werden. Zur Erreichung der erfindungsgemäßen Konizität kann die zwischen den Rohren und den Verschleißplatten angeordnete Schicht aus hochwärmeleitfähigem Material verschieden dick sein, d. h. die Dicke nimmt von oben nach unten hin ab.From Figure 1, the conciseness of the outer and inner walls of the cooling chamber with expansion of the coke cooling shafts (6) downward can be seen. Figure 2 shows the known arrangement of support and cooling walls (3) and (5) in the cooling chamber. The structure of the individual membrane tube cooling walls (5) with the lower coolant distributor (7), the cooling tubes (8) and the collector (9) is described in FIGS. 3 to 5. The wear plates (10) are arranged on the sides of the cooling walls (5) in contact with the coke and are held in front of the pipes or the highly thermally conductive material (11) by means of fastening elements (13) guided through the webs (12). To achieve the taper according to the invention, the layer of highly thermally conductive material arranged between the tubes and the wear plates can have different thicknesses, ie. H. the thickness decreases from top to bottom.

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  • (1) Einfüllöffnung des Kokses(1) Coke fill opening
  • (2) Außenwände der Kühlkammer(2) outer walls of the cooling chamber
  • (3) Stützwände(3) retaining walls
  • (4) Oberkante von (3) mit Verschleißschicht(4) top edge of (3) with wear layer
  • (5) innere Kühlwände(5) internal cooling walls
  • (6) Kokskühlschacht(6) Coke cooling shaft
  • (7) Kühlmittelverteiler(7) Coolant distributor
  • (8) Kühlrohre(8) cooling pipes
  • (9) Sammler(9) collectors
  • (10) Verschleißplatten(10) wear plates
  • (11) hochwärmeleitfähiges Material(11) highly thermally conductive material
  • (12) Stege(12) webs
  • (13) Befestigungsschrauben für (10)(13) fastening screws for (10)
  • (14) Oberkante von (5)(14) top edge of (5)
  • (15) Verschleißkante(15) Wear edge

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1. Coke dry quenching chamber with vertical outer wall designed as cooling walls and, arranged inside the quenching chamber, with parallel vertical cooling walls and supporting walls running transversely to them characterized in that the cooling walls (2), (5) and supporting walls (3) form closed and continuous wall faces and that the cooling walls (2), (5) and/or supporting walls (3) in downward direction become narrower and the roughly rectangular coke cooling shafts (6) formed by the cooling and supporting walls widen towards the bottom.
2. Coke dry quenching chamber according to claim 1 characterized in that the widening of the coke cooling shafts (6) is effected in a stepless manner.
3. Coke dry quenching chamber according to claims 1 or 2 characterized in that the coke cooling shafts (6) widen towards the bottom at a taper of about 0.1 to 5%, preferably 0.5 to 1.5%.
4. Coke dry quenching chamber according to one of the aforementioned claims with water carrying cooling walls as diaphragm tube walls of tube-web-tube design and arranged in the quenching chamber characterized in that flat, preferably parallel wear plates (10) are arranged at the outside of the diaphragm tube walls (5) and that the space between the wear plates (1) and the tubes (8) and webs (12) is filled with highly thermally conductive material (11) and that the wear plates (10) and/or the layer of highly thermally conductive material (11) in the quenching chamber become thinner towards the bottom.
5. Coke dry quenching chamber according to claim 4 characterized in that the highly thermally conductive material (11) consists of graphite resp. diabon or of thermally conductive concrete.
6. Coke dry quenching chamber according to claims 4 or 5 characterized in that the highly thermally conductive material (11) preferably consists of prefabricated elements of compacted coke dust/breeze or of graphite powder pressed and/or provided with a bonding agent.
7. Coke dry quenching chamber according to claim 4 characterized in that the wear plates (10) at both sides of the diaphragm tube walls (5) are connected with each other by bolts (13) and/ or tie rods and fixed in position ahead of the tubes (8).
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