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- the present invention relates to an internal recycling type fluidized bed boiler in which combustion materials such as various coals, low grade coal, dressing sludge, oil cokes and the like are burnt by a so-called whirling-flow fluidized bed and which recovers thermal energy from a recycling fluidized bed, the interior of a free board and a heat transfer portion provided downstream of the free board portion.
- combustion materials such as various coals, low grade coal, dressing sludge, oil cokes and the like are burnt by a so-called whirling-flow fluidized bed and which recovers thermal energy from a recycling fluidized bed, the interior of a free board and a heat transfer portion provided downstream of the free board portion.
- a fluidized bed boiler is classified into two types as noted below according to the difference in a system wherein arrangement of heat transfer portions and combustion of unburnt particles flown out from the fluidized bed are taken into account.
- Fig. 3 shows a non-recycling type fluidized bed boiler, in which air for fluidization fed under pressure from a blower not shown is injected from an air chamber 74 into a boiler 71 through a diffusion plate 72 to form a fluidized bed 73, and fuel, for example, granular coal is supplied to the fluidized bed 73 for combustion.
- Heat transfer tubes 76 and 77 are provided in the fluidized bed 73 and an exhaust gas outlet of a free board portion, respectively, to recover thermal energy.
- Exhaust gas cooled to a relatively low temperature is guided from an exhaust gas outlet of the free board portion to a convection heat transfer portion 78 to recover thermal energy and discharged outside the system after contained particles are recovered at a cyclone 79.
- Ash recovered in the convection heat transfer portion is taken out through a tube 81 and discharged outside the system via a tube 82 together with ash taken out from a tube 80, a part thereof being returned to the fluidized bed 73 for re-burning through the air chamber 74 or a fuel inlet 75.
- Fig. 4 shows a recycling type fluidized bed boiler, in which air for fluidization fed under pressure from a blower not shown is blown from an air chamber 104 into a furnace 101 through a diffusion plate 102 to fluidize and burn granular coal containing lime as a desulfurizing agent to be supplied into the furnace as needed.
- injecting speed of fluidizing air blown through the diffusion plate 102 is higher than the terminal speed of the fluidizing particles, and therefore, mixing of particles and gas is more actively effected and the particles are blown upward together with gas so that a fluidizing layer and a jet-stream layer are formed in that order from the bottom over the whole zone of the combustion furnace.
- the particles and gas are guided to a cyclone 108 after a small amount of heat exchange is effected at a water cooling furnace wall 107 provided halfway.
- the combustion gas passed through the cyclone 108 is heat exchanged at a convection heat transfer portion 109 arranged in a flue at the rear portion.
- the particles collected at the cyclone 108 are again returned to the combustion chamber via a flowpassage 113, and a part of the particles is guided to an external heat exchanger 115 via a flowpassage 114 for the purpose of controlling the furnace temperature and after being cooled, it is again returned to the combustion chamber while partly discharged outside the system as ash.
- a feature lies in that the particles are recycled into the combustion chamber in a manner as just mentioned.
- the recycling particles are mainly limestone supplied as a desulfurizing agent, burnt ash of supplied coal and unburnt ash, etc.
- EP-A-0 230 309 discloses a composite recycling type fluidized bed boiler of the type referred to in the preamble of claim 1. This fluidized bed boiler shows an "internal" type of recirculation.
- GB-A-2 151 503 discloses a fluidized bed combustion apparatus using an "external" type of recirculation. To return the particles of the fluidized bed into a thermal energy recovery chamber (with a descending bed), separated by a partition from a primary combustion chamber, is not disclosed.
- the present invention provides for the composite recycling type fluidized bed boiler of the preamble of claim 1 the features referred to in the characterizing clause of claim 1. Preferred embodiments of the invention are disclosed in the dependent claims.
- the present inventors have further found that it is possible to make a boiler compact, promote combustion efficiency and reduce NOx by the arrangement of the invention. That is in an internal recycling type fluidized bed boiler in which a whirling flow is produced within a fluidized bed due to different speeds in fluidizing air, and the whirling flow is utilized to form a recycling flow of a fluidizing medium relative to a thermal energy recovery chamber, a thermal energy recovery portion such as a vaporizing tube is provided in a free board portion above the fluidized bed or in a portion downstream of the free board portion and exhaust gas is, after being cooled to a low temperature by heat exchange, directed to a cyclone and particles collected at the cyclone are returned to a descending moving bed of the fluidizing medium in the fluidized bed.
- a thermal energy recovery portion such as a vaporizing tube
- the inventors further found that selection of coal is not limited to a certain kind because even coal of a high fuel ratio may be completely burnt by the whirling flow, and silica sand can be used as a fluidizing medium together with limestone for reducing SOx whereby all the problems encountered in the conventional coal boilers can be solved.
- An internal recycling type fluidized bed boiler in which a fluidized bed is generally partitioned into a primary combustion chamber and a thermal energy recovery chamber, the primary combustion chamber being accompanied by at least two kinds of air chambers disposed below the primary chambers, i.e., an air chamber for imparting a high fluidizing speed and an air chamber for imparting a low fluidizing speed, these different fluidizing speeds being combined to thereby impart a whirling flow to a fluidizing medium within the primary combustion chamber to form a thermal energy recovery recycling flow of fluidizing medium between the primary combustion chamber and the thermal energy recovery chamber.
- exhaust gas is guided into a cyclone and collected particles at the cyclone are returned to a descending moving bed of the primary combustion chamber or the thermal energy recovery chamber.
- the collected particles are not always from the cyclone but collected particles from a bag filter or the like can also be returned to the descending moving bed. Returning of collected particles into the descending moving bed causes unburnt composition (char) of the collected particles to be evenly scattered within the fluidized bed so that the whole portion in the bed becomes a reduced atmosphere thereby reducing NOx in a zone ranging from the fluidized bed to the free board portion.
- the char is participated in any of reactions above. It is considered that the oxidization reactivity and catalyst effect of char exert an influence on the function of reducing the generation of NOx.
- Heat transfer tubes are arranged in a free board portion above a fluidized bed or downstream of the free board portion, and recovery of thermal energy is primarily effected by convection heat transfer.
- a convection heat transfer portion has been provided independently of a free board portion.
- a convection heat transfer portion is provided unitarily with a free board portion at an upper part within a free board or downstream of a free board portion while sufficient volume required for secondary combustion in a free board portion is retained.
- treatment of dust and recycling of char around a boiler can be facilitated as compared to the prior art.
- the temperature of gas entering into a cyclone becomes 250 to 400°C, and therefore, the cyclone need not be provided with castable lining, and the cyclone can be made of steel and be light in weight and miniaturized.
- a convection heat transfer portion is provided at an upper part within a free board or a furnace wall is constructed to comprise water cooling tubes.
- heat insulating material such as refractory material is lined on the convection heat transfer portion and the water cooling furnace wall on the side of the combustion chamber in order to prevent the temperature of the combustion gas within the free board from being lowered due to radiation effect.
- refractory heat insulating material may be lined only on a water cooling wall constituting the free board portion.
- the present invention provides a composite recycling type fluidized bed boiler effecting a combination of three circulative movements, i.e., a whirling flow circulation in the primary combustion chamber, a thermal energy recovering circulative movement of a fluidizing medium recycled between a primary combustion chamber and a thermal energy recovery chamber, and an external recycling (char recycling) for returning unburnt char to a descending moving bed of a fluidizing medium within a primary combustion chamber or a thermal energy recovery chamber.
- three circulative movements i.e., a whirling flow circulation in the primary combustion chamber, a thermal energy recovering circulative movement of a fluidizing medium recycled between a primary combustion chamber and a thermal energy recovery chamber, and an external recycling (char recycling) for returning unburnt char to a descending moving bed of a fluidizing medium within a primary combustion chamber or a thermal energy recovery chamber.
- Figs. 1 and 2 are schematic views of different types of composite recycling type fluidized bed boilers, respectively, according to the present invention, in which heat transfer tubes such as vaporization tubes are disposed at an upper part within a free board;
- Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a conventional fluidized bed boiler;
- Fig. 4 is a schematic view of a conventional recycling type fluidized bed boiler;
- Fig. 5 is a graph indicating the relationship between an amount of fluidizing air at a lower portion of an inclined partition wall and a recycling amount of a fluidized medium in a thermal energy recovery chamber;
- Fig. 6 is a graph indicating the relationship between an amount of diffusing air for a thermal energy recovery chamber and a descending rate of downwardly moving bed;
- Fig. 1 and 2 are schematic views of different types of composite recycling type fluidized bed boilers, respectively, according to the present invention, in which heat transfer tubes such as vaporization tubes are disposed at an upper part within a free board;
- Fig. 3 is a schematic view
- Fig. 7 is a graph generally indicating a mass flow for fluidization and an overall thermal conducting coefficient
- Fig. 8 is a graph indicating an amount of diffusing air for a thermal energy recovery chamber and an overall thermal conducting coefficient in an internal recycling type
- Fig. 9 is a graph indicating the relationship between a fluidizing mass flow and an abrasion rate of a heat transfer tube
- Fig. 10 is a sectional view in a composite recycling type fluidized bed boiler designed so that a group of heat transfer tubes such as vaporization tubes integrally provided with a free board portion are disposed downstream of the free board portion and relatively large particles collected at said group of heat transfer tubes are returned to left and right thermal energy recovery chambers disposed on opposite sides of a primary combustion chamber
- Fig. 11 is a view showing an embodiment in which particles containing fine char collected at a cyclone are returned to a carrier such as a conveyor for returning particles collected at said group of heat transfer tubes to the fluidized bed portion.
- a boiler body 1 is internally provided on the bottom thereof with a diffusion plate 2 for an fluidizing air which is introduced from a fluidizing air introducing tube 15 by means of a blower 16, the diffusion plate 2 having opposite edges arranged to be higher than a central portion of the plate, the bottom of the boiler body being formed as a concave surface.
- the fluidizing air fed by the blower 16 is injected upwardly from the air diffusion plate 2 via air chambers 12, 13 and 14.
- a mass flow of the fluidizing air injected out of the central air chamber 13 is arranged to be enough to form a fluidized bed of a fluidized medium within the boiler body, that is, in the range of 4 to 20 Gmf, preferably, in the range of 6 to 12 Gmf.
- a mass flow of the fluidizing air injected out of the air chambers 12 and 14 on the opposite sides is smaller than the former, generally, in the range of 0 to 3 Gmf.
- air is injected in a mass flow of 0 to 2 Gmf from the air chamber 12 located below the thermal energy recovery chamber 4 and provided with a heat transfer tube 5, and air is injected in a mass flow of 0.5 to 2 Gmf from the air chamber 14 which forms a lower portion of the primary combustion chamber 3.
- the mass flow of the fluidizing air injected out of the air chamber 13 within the primary combustion chamber 3 is relatively larger than that of the fluidizing air injected out of the air chambers 12 and 14, the air and the fluidizing medium are rapidly moved upward in the portion above the air chamber 13 forming a jet stream within the fluidized bed, and upon passing through the surface of the fluidized bed, they are diffused and the fluidized medium falls onto the surface of the fluidized bed at the portions above the air chambers 12 and 14.
- fluidizing medium under gentle fluidization at the opposite sides moves to occupy a space from where the fluidized medium is moved upward.
- the fluidized medium in the fluidized bed above the air chambers 12 and 14 is moved to the central portion, i.e., the portion above the air chamber 13.
- a violent upward stream is formed in the central portion in the fluidized bed but a gentle descending moving bed is formed in the peripheral portions.
- the thermal energy recovery chamber 4 makes use of the aforesaid descending moving bed.
- Fig. 8 shows the relationship between an overall thermal conducting coefficient and a fluidizing mass flow in a bubbling system.
- a large overall thermal conducting coefficient is obtained at a fluidizing mass flow of 1 to 2 Gmf as shown in Fig. 7 without effecting such severe fluidization (generally, 3 to 5 Gmf) as in the bubbling system and sufficient thermal energy recovery can be effected.
- a vertical partition wall 18 is provided internally of the fluidized bed at the portion above a boundary between the air chambers 12 and 13, and the heat transfer tube 5 is arranged at the portion above the air chamber 12 to form a thermal energy recovery chamber, that is, internally of the fluidized bed between the back of the partition wall 18 and the water cooling furnace wall.
- the height of the partition wall 18 is designed to be sufficient for allowing the fluidized medium to pass from a portion above the air chamber 13 into the thermal energy recovery chamber 4 during operation, and an opening 19 is provided between the partition wall 18 and the air diffusion plate on the bottom so that the fluidized medium within the thermal energy recovery chamber 4 may be returned into the primary combustion chamber 3.
- the fluidizing medium diffused above the surface of the fluidized bed after having been violently moved up as a jet stream within the primary combustion chamber moves beyond the partition wall 18 into the thermal energy recovery chamber, and is gradually moved down while being gently fluidized by air blown from the air chamber 12 with heat exchange being effected through the heat transfer tube 5 during its descent.
- the recycling amount of the descending fluidizing medium in the thermal energy recovery chamber is dependent on the amount of diffusing air fed from the air chamber 12 to the thermal energy recovery chamber 4 and the amount of fluidizing air fed from the air chamber 13 in the primary combustion chamber. That is, as shown in Fig. 6, the amount G1 of the fluidized medium entering into the thermal energy recovery chamber 4 increases as the amount of the fluidizing air blown out of the air chamber 13 increases. Also, as shown in Fig. 7, when the amount of diffusing air fed into the thermal energy recovery chamber 4 is varied in the range of 0 to 1 Gmf, the amount of the fluidizing medium descending in the thermal energy recovery chamber substantially varies proportionally thereto, and is substantially constant if the amount of diffusing air in the thermal energy recovery chamber exceeds 1 Gmf.
- the aforesaid constant amount of the fluidized medium is substantially equal to the fluidized medium amount G1 moved into the thermal energy recovery chamber 4, and the amount of fluidized medium descending in the thermal energy recovery chamber corresponds to G1. With these two amounts of air being regulated, the descending rate of the fluidized medium in the thermal energy recovery chamber 4 is controlled.
- thermal energy is recovered from the descending fluidized medium through the heat transfer tube 5.
- the heat conducting coefficient changes substantially linearly as shown in Fig. 9 when the diffusing amount of air fed into the thermal energy recovery chamber 4 from the air chamber 12 is changed from 0 to 2 Gmf, and therefore, the thermal energy recovery amount and the fluidized bed temperature within the primary combustion chamber 3 can be optionally controlled by regulating the amount of diffusing air.
- the fluidized medium recycling amount increases when the amount of diffusing air within the thermal energy recovery chamber 4 is increased and at the same time the thermal conducting coefficient is increased, whereby the amount of thermal energy recovery is considerably increased as a result of synergistic effect. If an increment of the aforesaid amount of thermal energy recovery is balanced with an increment of the generated thermal energy in the primary combustion chamber, the temperature of the fluidized bed is maintained at constant.
- an abrasion rate of a heat transfer tube in a fluidized bed is proportional to the cube of a fluidizing flow rate.
- Fig. 10 shows the relationship between a fluidizing mass flow and an abrasion rate. That is, with the amount of diffusing air blown into the thermal energy recovery chamber being kept at 0 to 3 Gmf, preferably, 0 to 2 Gmf, the heat transfer tube encounters an extremely small degree of abrasion and thus durability can be enhanced.
- coal as fuel is supplied to the initiating portion of the descending moving bed within the primary combustion chamber 3. Therefore, coal supplied as above is whirled and circulated within the high temperature fluidized bed, and even coal of a high fuel ratio can be completely burnt. Since high load combustion is made available, a boiler can be miniaturized, and in addition, there is no restriction on the kind of coals which may be selected so that the use of boilers is promoted.
- Exhaust gas is discharged from the boiler and guided to the cyclone 7.
- particles collected at the cyclone pass through a double damper 8 disposed at a lower portion in the boiler shown in Fig. 1 and are introduced into a hopper 10 together with coal simultaneously supplied, with the both being mixed by a screw feeder 11 and fed to the descending moving bed of the primary combustion chamber thereby contributing to the incineration of unburnt substance (char) in the collected particles and to the reduction of NOx.
- particles collected at the cyclone will, of course, be mixed with coal due to whirling and circulation in the primary combustion chamber even if they are not preliminarily mixed in advance with the particles and coal being independently transported to a portion before the primary combustion chamber and fed into the descending moving bed of the primary combustion chamber.
- a convection heat transfer surface means 6 is provided to effect heat recovery as an economizer and a vaporizing tube.
- a heat insulating material 17 such as a refractory material is mounted as required on the lower portion of the convection heat transfer surface means 6 and the water cooling furnace wall on the side of the combustion chamber in order to maintain the combustion temperature in the free board at a constant temperature, preferably, 900°C.
- each heat transfer tube near the free board portion is mounted so as to be wound with a heat insulating material. Needless to say, a pitch of the heat transfer tube is taken into consideration so as not to impede a flow passage of the exhaust gas.
- Fig. 2 shows a further embodiment of the present invention.
- this embodiment is similar, with respect to its construction, to the boiler shown in Fig. 1 and performs an operation similar thereto.
- a lower portion of a partition wall 38 between a primary combustion chamber 23 and a thermal energy recovery chamber 24 is inclined so as to interrupt, in the primary combustion chamber, an upward flow from an air chamber 33 under a high fluidizing rate and to turn the flow toward an air chamber 34 under a low fluidizing rate, the angle of inclination being 10 to 60 degrees relative to the horizon, preferably 25 to 45 degrees.
- the horizontal length l of the inclined portion of the partition wall projected onto the furnace bottom is arranged to be 1/6 to 1/2, preferably 1/4 to 1/2 of the horizontal length L of the opposing furnace bottom.
- the fluidized bed at the bottom of a boiler body 21 is divided by the partition wall 38 into the thermal energy recovery chamber 24 and the primary combustion chamber 23, and an air diffusion plate 22 for fluidization is provided at the bottom of the primary combustion chamber 23.
- the central portion of the diffusion plate 22 is arranged to be low and the side opposite the thermal energy recovery chamber to be high.
- Two kinds of air chambers 33 and 34 are provided below the diffusion plate 22.
- a mass flow of fluidizing air injected out of the central air chamber 33 is arranged to be enough for causing a fluidized medium within the primary combustion chamber to form a fluidizing bed, that is, in the range of 4 to 20 Gmf, preferably, in the range of 6 to 12 Gmf, whereas a mass flow of fluidizing air injected out of the air chamber 34 is arranged to be smaller than the former, in the range of 0 to 3 Gmf so that the fluidized medium above the air chamber 34 is not accompanied by violent up-and-down movement but forms a descending moving bed in a weak fluidizing state.
- This moving bed is spread at the lower portion thereof to reach the upper portion of the air chamber 33 and therefore encounters an injecting flow of fluidizing air having a large mass flow from the air chamber 33 and is blown up.
- an injecting flow of fluidizing air having a large mass flow from the air chamber 33 and is blown up.
- a part of the fluidized medium at the lower portion of the moving bed is removed, and therefore, the moving bed is moved down due to its own weight.
- the fluidized medium blown up by the injecting flow of the fluidizing air from the air chamber 33 impinges upon the inclined partition wall 38 and is reversed and deflected, a majority of which falls on the upper portion of the moving bed to supplement the fluidized medium of the moving bed moved downwardly.
- the fluidized medium moved into the thermal energy recovery chamber forms an angle of repose at the upper portion of the thermal energy recovery chamber, and a surplus portion thereof falls from the upper portion of the inclined partition wall 38 to the primary combustion chamber.
- the fluidized medium is subjected to heat exchange through the heat transfer tube 25 while moving down slowly, after which the medium is returned from the opening 39 into the primary combustion chamber.
- the descending recycling amount and the thermal energy recovery amount of the fluidized medium within the thermal energy recovery chamber are controlled by the amount of diffusing air blown into the thermal energy recovery chamber in a way similar to that of the embodiment shown in Fig. 1.
- controlling is effected by the amount of air blown from the air diffuser 32, and the mass flow thereof is arranged to be in the range of 0 to 3 Gmf, preferably 0 to 2 Gmf.
- Coal as fuel is supplied to the portion above the air chamber 34 wherein the descending moving bed is formed within the primary combustion chamber 23 whereby the coal is whirled and circulated within the fluidized bed of the primary combustion chamber and incinerated under excellent conditions of combustibility.
- exhaust gas is directed to a cyclone 27 after being discharged from the boiler.
- the particles collected at the cyclone 27 pass through a double damper 28 and are introduced into a hopper 30 together with coal parallelly supplied. They are mixed and supplied by a screw feeder 31 to the descending moving bed in the primary combustion chamber 23, that is, a portion above the air chamber 34, to contribute to the combustion of unburnt substance (char) in the collected particles and reduction in NOx.
- the particles collected at the cyclone 27 may be supplied independently of coal, unlike the supply device shown in Fig. 2, and the particles and coal may be fed by an airborne means instead of the screw feeder.
- a convection heat transfer surface means 26 is provided to effect thermal energy recovering.
- a heat insulating material 37 such as a refractory material is mounted on the lower portion of the convection heat transfer surface means 26 and side of the water cooling furnace wall opposing the combustion chamber as required in order to maintain the combustion temperature of the free board at a constant temperature, preferably 900°C, and an air inlet 40 is provided for the purpose of secondary combustion to effectively reduce CO or the like.
- Fig. 10 is a sectional view and 238′ designates a V-shaped bottom of the convection heat transfer portion and 239′ designates a screw conveyor.
- This embodiment provides for two V-shaped bottoms 238 and 238′ (W-shaped bottoms) which are provided at the lower portion of the convection heat transfer chamber, and that particles containing relatively large char collected at the V-shaped bottoms 238 and 238′ are returned by screw conveyors 239 and 239′ to the portion directly above the descending moving beds 204 and 204′ of the fluidizing medium in the thermal energy recovery chambers provided at opposite sides of the combustion chamber.
- Fig. 11 shows still another embodiment of the present invention.
- Reference numeral 241 designates a conduit.
- the embodiment shown in Fig. 11 discloses that fine particles containing char collected at the cyclone 207 are directed to the screw feeder 239 at the lower portion of the convection heat transfer portion 232 by the conduit 241 and then returned together with the particles containing a relatively large char collected at the convection heat transfer portion to the portion directly above the descending moving bed in the primary combustion chamber.
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- Kompositboiler mit fluidisiertem Bett der rückführenden Bauart der folgendes aufweist:
Einen fluidisierten Bettteil, der durch eine Unterteilung (18, 38, 218, 218′) in eine Primärverbrennungskammer (3, 23, 203) und eine Wiedergewinnungskammer für thermische Energie geteilt wird,
einen freien Schichtteil oberhalb des erwähnten fluidisierten Bettteils,
eine Öffnung (19, 39, 59, 59′, 219, 219′) gebildet am unteren Teil der erwähnten Wiedergewinnungskammer für thermische Energie um ein fluidisiertes Medium in die erwähnte Primärverbrennungskammer zurückzuführen,
zumindest zwei Arten von Luftkammern bei einem Teil unterhalb der erwähnten Primärverbrennungskammer, wobei eine Luftkammer (13, 33, 212, 214) zu der erwähnten Unterteilung benachbart ist und um dem Medium eine hohe Fluidisierungsgeschwindigkeit aufzuprägen, wobei die andere (14, 34, 213) ein Luftkammer ist, die entfernt von der erwähnten Unterteilung gelegen ist und um dem Medium eine niedrige Fluidisierungsgeschwindigkeit aufzuprägen, und
Konvektioswärmeübertragungsmittel (6, 26, 236) zur Wiedergewinnung von thermischer Energie im Verbrennungsgas vom erwähnten fluidisierten Bettteil,
wobei der erwähnte Boiler durch folgendes gekennzeichnet ist:
einen Zyklon (7, 27, 207) der stromabwärts von den erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungsmitteln angeordnet ist, und
Transportmittel (11, 31, 211, 239) zur Rückführung von Partikeln bzw. Teilchen, die bei dem erwähnten Zyklon gesammelt worden sind, und zwar zur erwähnten Wiedergewinnungskammer (4, 24, 204, 204′) für thermische Energie. - Boiler nach Anspruch 1 wobei die erwähnte Unterbteilung geneigt ist um einen Aufwärtsstrom des fluidisierten Mediums zu unterbrechen und zwar oberhalb der erwähnten Luftkammer, die benachbart zur erwähnten Unterteilung liegt, und um das erwähnte fluidisierte Medium zurückzuführen und abzulenken und zwar zu einem Teil oberhalb der erwähnten Luftkammer, die entfernt von der erwähnten Unterteilung gelegen ist.
- Boiler nach Anspruch 1 oder 2 wobei die erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungsmittel eine Gruppe von Wärmeübertragungsrohren (6, 26, 46) sind, die an einem oberen Teil des erwähnten freien Schichtteils vorgesehen sind.
- Boiler nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, wobei die erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungsmittel eine Gruppe von Wärmeübertragungsrohren (236) sind, und zwar vorgesehen in einer Konvektionswärmeübertragungskammer (232), die mit dem erwähnten freien Schichtteil verbunden ist.
- Boiler nach Anspruch 4, wobei die Partikel bzw. Teilchen, die an einem Boden der erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungkammer angesammelt sind, zu einem Teil zurückgeführt werden und zwar direkt oberhalb der anderen Luftkammer, die entfernt von der erwähnten Unterteilung in der erwähnten Primärverbrennungskammer angeordnet ist.
- Boiler nach Anspruch 4 wobei Partikel, die am Boden der erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungskammer angesammelt sind, zu der erwähnten Wiedergewinnungskammer für thermische Energie zurückgeführt werden.
- Boiler nach Anspruch 4 wobei die erwähnte Wiedergewinnungskammer für thermische Energie in jeder der gegenüberliegenden Seiten der erwähnten Primärverbrennungskammer vorgesehen ist, und Partikel, die am Boden der erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungskammer angesammelt sind, zu den beiden Wiedergewinnungskammern (204, 204′) für thermische Energie zurückgeleitet werden.
- Boiler nach Anspruch 6 oder 7 wobei die Partikel, die beim bzw. im erwähnten Zyklon gesammelt wurden, zur erwähnten Wiedergewinnungskammer für thermische Energie zurückgeführt werden und zwar zusammen mit den erwähnten Partikeln, die am Boden der erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungskammer angesammelt sind.
- Boiler nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 8, der weiter Luftblas- bzw. Lufteinblasmittel aufweist zum Blasen von Sekundärluft in einer Richtung um einen Wirbelstrom in dem erwähnten freien Schichtteil zu erzeugen.
- Boiler nach einem der Ansprüche 4 bis 8 wobei die erwähnten Verdampferrohre vorgesehen sind zwischen einer Dampftrommel (230), die an einem Teil oberhalb der erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungskammer vorgesehen ist, und einer Wassertrommel (231), die unterhalb der erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungskammer vorgesehen ist.
- Boiler nach Anspruch 10, wobei der erwähnte Boden der erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungskammer V-förmig ist, und wobei die erwähnten Transportmittel ein Schraubenförderer sind, der in den in erwähnten Boden angeordnet ist.
- Boiler nach Anspruch 10 wobei der erwähnte Boden der erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungskammer W-förmig ist und die erwähnten Transportmittel zwei Schraubenförderer (239, 239′) aufweisen, die in dem erwähnten Boden angeordnet sind.
- Verfahren zum Betrieb des Boilers gemäß einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 12 dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß folgende Schritte vorgesehen sind:
Aufprägen der hohen hohen Fluidsierungsgeschwindigkeit auf das Medium durch die eine der erwähnten Luftkammern (13, 33, 212, 214) und Aufprägen der niedrigen niedrigen Fluidisierungsgeschwindigkeit auf das Medium durch die andere der erwähnten Luftkammern (14, 34, 213) wodurch ein Wirbelstrom des fluidisierten Mediums vorgesehen wird, der einen Aufwärtsstrom und absinkendes sich bewegendes Bett und einen rückführenden Strom des fluidisierten Mediums zwischen der erwähnten Primärverbrennungskammer und der erwähnten Wiedergewinnungskammer für thermische Energie aufweist,
Einspritzen von Luft in die erwähnte Wiedergewinnungskammer für thermische Energie, um so ein absinkendes sich bewegendes Bett in der erwähnten Wiedergewinnungskammer für thermische Energie zu bilden,
Leiten des erwähnten Verbrennungsgases durch die erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragunsmittel (6, 26, 236),
Führen von gekühltem Austrittsgas aus den erwähnten Konvektionswärmeübertragungsmitteln in den erwähnten Zyklone (7, 27, 207) und
Rückführen der Partikel, die aus dem erwähnten gekühlten Austrittsgas am Zyklon gesammelt wurden, zur erwähnten Wiedergewinnungskammer für thermische Energie. - Verfahren nach Anspruch 13, das weiter folgenden Schritt aufweist:
Liefern eines Entschwefelungsmittels zum erwähnten absinkenden sich bewegenden Bett in der erwähnten Primärverbrennungskammer. - Verfahren nach Anspruch 13 oder 14 wobei das erwähnte gekühlte Austrittsgas bei der Temperatur von 250 Grad Celsius bis 400 Grad Celsius liegt.
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