EP0617778A1 - Fossil-fuelled continuous steam generator. - Google Patents
Fossil-fuelled continuous steam generator.Info
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- EP0617778A1 EP0617778A1 EP92924576A EP92924576A EP0617778A1 EP 0617778 A1 EP0617778 A1 EP 0617778A1 EP 92924576 A EP92924576 A EP 92924576A EP 92924576 A EP92924576 A EP 92924576A EP 0617778 A1 EP0617778 A1 EP 0617778A1
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- Prior art keywords
- pipe
- pressure compensation
- heating
- pipes
- steam generator
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F22—STEAM GENERATION
- F22B—METHODS OF STEAM GENERATION; STEAM BOILERS
- F22B29/00—Steam boilers of forced-flow type
- F22B29/06—Steam boilers of forced-flow type of once-through type, i.e. built-up from tubes receiving water at one end and delivering superheated steam at the other end of the tubes
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F22—STEAM GENERATION
- F22B—METHODS OF STEAM GENERATION; STEAM BOILERS
- F22B29/00—Steam boilers of forced-flow type
- F22B29/06—Steam boilers of forced-flow type of once-through type, i.e. built-up from tubes receiving water at one end and delivering superheated steam at the other end of the tubes
- F22B29/061—Construction of tube walls
- F22B29/062—Construction of tube walls involving vertically-disposed water tubes
Definitions
- the invention relates to a once-through steam generator with burners for fossil fuels with a vertical gas flue from essentially vertically arranged pipes which are connected with their inlet ends to an inlet collector and with their outlet ends to an outlet collector.
- the invention also relates to such continuous steam generators which have a funnel arranged at their lower end, which has at least four walls made of tubes welded to one another in a gastight manner and inlet and outlet collectors for these tubes.
- the tubes at the outlet of the combustion chamber walls often have large temperature differences since different amounts of heat are transferred to the individual tubes of the parallel tube system.
- the causes of the different amounts of heat transferred are due to the different heat flow density profile - for example, transfer less heat in the corners of the combustion chamber than in the vicinity of the burners - and in the differences in the heated pipe lengths, especially in the funnel area, for continuous steam generators designed for coal firing
- the pressure compensation collector is located in the wet steam area - i.e. at a point where all pipes are still the same
- the incoming wet steam can therefore be segregated in such a way that individual outgoing pipes are preferably given water and others are preferably given steam.
- the result is that, even with uniform heating of the tube walls above the pressure compensation collector, the steam is heated up to a very different extent and thus different tube wall temperatures and the resulting thermal stresses which can lead to tube rips.
- the invention is based on the object of designing the tube walls of the vertical throttle cable in such a way that, despite the unavoidable different heating of individual tubes, the steam temperatures at the outlet of all tubes are almost the same and that malfunctions such as occur due to clogging of throttle orifices at the tube inlet can be avoided.
- this object is achieved for continuous-flow steam generators of the type mentioned at the outset by arranging a pressure compensation vessel on the outside of the combustion chamber walls at an altitude which ensures that a multi-heated tube has a greater throughput than a parallel tube has medium heating. This is generally the case when the geodetic pressure drop of a pipe with medium heating is a multiple of its friction pressure drop.
- the pressure drops mentioned relate to the part of the evaporator tubes which is located between the collector located at the inlet to the evaporator and the downstream branch to the pressure compensation vessel.
- the condition for a mass flow increase in a more heated pipe is:
- the friction pressure drop ( ⁇ p R ) is according to Q. Zheng, W. Köhler, W. Kastner and K. Riedle, "Pressure loss in smooth and internally finned evaporator tubes, heat and mass transfer 26", p. 323 - 330, Springer Verlag 1991, while the geodetic pressure drop ( ⁇ P Q ) according to Z. Rouhani "Modified correlation for void-fraction and two-phase pressore drop", AE-RTV-841, 1969 is to be determined. In contrast, the acceleration pressure drop ( ⁇ P q ) is of minor importance and can be neglected in this calculation.
- the mass flow in a tube with multiple heating should not remain constant, but should increase ( ⁇ M> 0). This is the case in a parallel pipe system if equation (1) is fulfilled. This applies to the multi-heated pipe
- Equation (2) says nothing about the extent of the mass flow increase. An increase would be desirable that just completely compensates for the additional heating. In this
- the index Ref here refers to a reference pipe which has the mean throughput M and the mean heat absorption Q.
- the height of the pressure compensation vessel that is to say the connection of the pressure compensation vessel into the parallel tube system of the vertically arranged tubes with at least part of their length internally finned, is therefore chosen so that one of the following conditions applies:
- FIG. 1 shows a longitudinal section of a once-through steam generator in a simplified representation
- Figure 2 shows a single tube from a vertically touched part of the continuous steam generator with a connection of this tube to a pressure compensation vessel.
- a continuous steam generator according to FIG. 1 with a vertical throttle cable 1 consists of tube walls which are welded together gas-tight in the lower part from tubes 2 arranged vertically and next to one another, and which in the upper part consist of tubes 3 arranged vertically and next to one another, which are likewise gas-tight with one another are welded.
- the vertical throttle cable 1 has a funnel 10 at its lower end for receiving ash, the surrounding walls of which are also formed by the tube walls. In the lower part of the vertical throttle cable 1, main burners 11 for fossil fuel are attached.
- the tubes 2 are connected with their inlet ends to an inlet header 9 and, at a height H, measured from the central axis of the inlet header 9, go directly into the inlet ends of the tubes with their outlet ends
- the outlet headers 12 are connected by connecting lines 13 to a separator 14 to which an outlet line 15 and a connecting line 16 are connected.
- the connecting line 16 leads to an inlet header 17 of a superheater heating surface 18, the pipe outlet ends of which are connected to a superheater outlet header 19.
- an intermediate superheater heating surface 21 with an inlet header 20 and an outlet header 22 and an Econo heater surface 6 with an inlet header 5 and an outlet header 7 are arranged within the vertical gas flue 1.
- the outlet header 7 is connected to the inlet header 9 by a connecting line 8.
- FIG. 2 shows a single pipe 2, which at point H, at which a pressure compensation pipe branches off, merges with its outlet end directly into the inlet end of pipe 3.
- the pressure compensation tube 25 is connected to a pressure compensation vessel 4, which is located outside the vertical throttle cable 1.
- a pressure compensation tube 25 branches off from each tube 2 of the tube walls.
- a feed pump conveys water into the inlet collector 5 and from there into the economizer heating surface 6, in which the water is preheated.
- the water then flows through the connecting line 8 and the inlet header 9 into the tubes 2 of the tube walls of the vertical gas flue 1, in which it largely evaporates.
- the remaining evaporation and the first part of the overheating takes place in the tubes 3 of the tube walls of the vertical throttle cable 1.
- the separator 14 is only in operation during the start-up process, that is, as long as not all water evaporates in the pipe walls due to insufficient heat input.
- the entering water-steam mixture is then separated in the separator 14.
- the separated water is led through the drain line 15, for example, to an expansion device, not shown, the separated steam flows through the connecting line 16 to the superheater heating surface 18.
- the steam expanded in the high-pressure part of the steam turbine is reheated in the reheater heating surface 21.
- the mass flow density. in the vertically arranged pipes 2 and 3 is chosen so that the geodetic pressure drop in the pipes is considerably greater than the friction pressure drop. The result of this is that a pipe receives a higher throughput in the case of multiple heating and the effect of the multiple heating with regard to the outlet temperature is largely compensated for.
- the friction pressure drop in the tubes of the upper increases despite a low mass flow density of 1000 kg / m z s and less, based on 100% load Part of the vertical throttle cable, ie in the tubes 3, strongly due to the large steam volumes.
- the drop in frictional pressure in relation to the geodetic drop in pressure can be so great that the throughput decreases due to a multi-heated pipe compared to the parallel pipes and this leads to undesirably high steam temperatures at the pipe end.
- Pipes 3 are uncoupled. All tubes 2, through which flow flows from bottom to top and are connected in parallel in terms of flow, have the same pressure drop between the inlet header 9 and the pressure compensation vessel 4. With this pressure drop, the proportion of the geodetic pressure drop is a multiple of the portion of the friction pressure drop , so that the advantage of increasing the throughput when heating individual pipes is very effective. This is particularly important in the lower part of the vertical throttle cable 1, in which the different heating in the area of the funnel and the main burner is particularly pronounced. In the upper part of the vertical throttle cable 1, in which the pipes 3 are located, both the heating and their irregularities are less than in the lower part of the gas cable 1.
- the pressure compensation vessel 4 now causes a partial flow of through a part of the pressure compensation tubes 25 the tubes 2 flows to the pressure compensation vessel 4 and through a different part of the pressure compensation tubes 25 a partial stream flows from the pressure compensation vessel 4 to the tubes 3.
- a uniform flow through the tubes 3 is achieved.
- the cooling of the tubes 2 and 3 is improved and thus the tube wall temperature is reduced if the tubes have ribs forming a multi-start thread on their inside. This is particularly true in the areas of high heat radiation, e.g. in the area of the burner 11, required.
- the ribs forming the multi-start thread expediently extend over more than 50% of the length of the tubes 2.
- the mass flow density in the solution according to the invention with a pressure compensation vessel and with internally finned tubes in the area of the flame space is less than 1000 kg / m 2 s at full load due to the good heat transfer properties of internally finned tubes.
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Abstract
Dans des générateurs de vapeur en continu comprenant un brûleur (11) pour combustibles fossiles avec une cheminée verticale composée essentiellement de tuyaux (2, 3) disposés verticalement, les extrémités d'entrée de ces tuyaux sont reliées à un collecteur d'entrée (5) et leurs extrémités de sortie à un collecteur de sortie. Selon l'invention, un tuyau de compensation de pression (25) part de chaque tuyau (2) à la même hauteur H. Ce tuyau de compensation de pression (25) est relié à un réservoir de compensation de pression (4). La hauteur H est choisie de sorte qu'en cas de surchauffe d'un tuyau isolé (2), entre le collecteur d'entrée (9) et l'embranchement du tuyau de compensation de pression (25) par rapport à la valeur moyenne du chauffage de tous les tuyaux (2), le débit massique augmente à l'intérieur de ce tuyau isolé (2).In continuous steam generators comprising a burner (11) for fossil fuels with a vertical chimney consisting essentially of pipes (2, 3) arranged vertically, the inlet ends of these pipes are connected to an inlet manifold (5 ) and their output ends to an output manifold. According to the invention, a pressure compensation pipe (25) leaves from each pipe (2) at the same height H. This pressure compensation pipe (25) is connected to a pressure compensation tank (4). The height H is chosen so that in the event of overheating of an insulated pipe (2), between the inlet manifold (9) and the branch of the pressure compensation pipe (25) compared to the average value heating of all pipes (2), the mass flow increases inside this insulated pipe (2).
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DE4142376 | 1991-12-20 | ||
DE4142376A DE4142376A1 (en) | 1991-12-20 | 1991-12-20 | FOSSIL FIRED CONTINUOUS STEAM GENERATOR |
PCT/DE1992/001054 WO1993013356A1 (en) | 1991-12-20 | 1992-12-16 | Fossil-fuelled continuous steam generator |
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JP (1) | JP3241382B2 (en) |
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CA (1) | CA2126230A1 (en) |
DE (2) | DE4142376A1 (en) |
ES (1) | ES2077442T3 (en) |
RU (1) | RU2091664C1 (en) |
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