EP1554522A1 - Procede pour exploiter un generateur de vapeur de conception horizontale et generateur de vapeur permettant de mettre en oeuvre ce procede - Google Patents

Procede pour exploiter un generateur de vapeur de conception horizontale et generateur de vapeur permettant de mettre en oeuvre ce procede

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EP1554522A1
EP1554522A1 EP03750460A EP03750460A EP1554522A1 EP 1554522 A1 EP1554522 A1 EP 1554522A1 EP 03750460 A EP03750460 A EP 03750460A EP 03750460 A EP03750460 A EP 03750460A EP 1554522 A1 EP1554522 A1 EP 1554522A1
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evaporator
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Joachim Franke
Rudolf Kral
Eberhard Wittchow
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Siemens AG
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F22—STEAM GENERATION
    • F22B—METHODS OF STEAM GENERATION; STEAM BOILERS
    • F22B1/00—Methods of steam generation characterised by form of heating method
    • F22B1/02—Methods of steam generation characterised by form of heating method by exploitation of the heat content of hot heat carriers
    • F22B1/18—Methods of steam generation characterised by form of heating method by exploitation of the heat content of hot heat carriers the heat carrier being a hot gas, e.g. waste gas such as exhaust gas of internal-combustion engines
    • F22B1/1807—Methods of steam generation characterised by form of heating method by exploitation of the heat content of hot heat carriers the heat carrier being a hot gas, e.g. waste gas such as exhaust gas of internal-combustion engines using the exhaust gases of combustion engines
    • F22B1/1815—Methods of steam generation characterised by form of heating method by exploitation of the heat content of hot heat carriers the heat carrier being a hot gas, e.g. waste gas such as exhaust gas of internal-combustion engines using the exhaust gases of combustion engines using the exhaust gases of gas-turbines

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  • the invention relates to a method for operating a steam generator with an evaporator flow-through heating surface arranged in a heating gas channel through which the heating gas can flow in an approximately horizontal direction and which comprises a number of steam generator tubes connected in parallel with the flow through a flow medium, each of which has an approximately vertically arranged, flowable downward flow of the flow medium Downpipe piece and an approximately vertically arranged downstream of this on the flow medium side and capable of being flowed through in the upward direction by the flow medium
  • the evaporator flow heating surface being designed in such a way that a steam generator pipe which is more heated in comparison to a further steam generator pipe of the same evaporator flow heating surface has a higher throughput of the flow medium compared to the further steam generator pipe. It further relates to a steam generator for performing the method.
  • the heat contained in the expanded working fluid or heating gas from the gas turbine is used to generate steam for the steam turbine.
  • the heat transfer takes place in a heat recovery steam generator connected downstream of the gas turbine, in which a number of heating surfaces for preheating water, for steam generation and for steam superheating are usually arranged.
  • the heating surfaces are connected to the water-steam cycle of the steam turbine.
  • the water-steam cycle usually comprises several, e.g. three, pressure levels, each pressure level can have an evaporator heating surface.
  • a once-through steam generator is not subject to any pressure limitation, so that it is designed for live steam pressures well above the critical pressure of water (P ⁇ __ «221 bar) - where it is not possible to distinguish between the phases of water and steam and therefore no phase separation can be.
  • a high fresh steam pressure favors high thermal efficiency and thus low C0 2 emissions from a fossil-fired power plant.
  • a continuous steam generator has a simple design compared to a circulation steam generator and can therefore be produced with particularly little effort.
  • the use of a steam generator designed according to the once-through principle as waste heat steam generator of a gas and steam turbine plant is therefore particularly favorable in order to achieve a high overall efficiency of the gas and steam turbine plant with a simple construction.
  • a heat recovery steam generator in a horizontal design offers particular advantages with regard to the manufacturing effort, but also with regard to the maintenance work required, in which the heating medium or heating gas, that is to say the exhaust gas from the gas turbine, is guided through the steam generator in an approximately horizontal flow direction.
  • the steam generator pipes can be However, depending on their position, the steamer heating surface may be exposed to very different heating.
  • different heating of individual steam generator tubes can lead to a merging of steam streams with widely differing steam parameters and thus to undesired losses in efficiency, in particular to a comparatively reduced effectiveness of the heating surface concerned and a steam generation thereby reduced. to lead.
  • a steam generator which is suitable for a horizontal design and also has the advantages of a continuous steam generator.
  • the evaporator heating surface of the known steam generator is connected as a continuous heating surface and designed in such a way that a steam generator tube which is more heated in comparison to a further steam generator tube of the same continuous heating surface has a higher throughput of the flow medium compared to the further steam generator tube.
  • a continuous heating surface is generally to be understood as a heating surface which is designed for a flow according to the continuous flow principle.
  • the flow medium supplied to the evaporator heating surface connected as a continuous heating surface is thus completely evaporated in a single pass through this continuous heating surface or through a heating surface system comprising a plurality of continuous heating surfaces connected in series.
  • the evaporator heating surface of the known steam generator interconnected as a continuous heating surface thus shows, in the manner of the flow characteristic of a natural circulation evaporator heating surface (natural circulation characteristic), when different heating of individual steam generator tubes occurs, a self-stabilizing behavior which, without the need for external influence, leads to an adaptation of the outlet-side temperatures even at different heating temperatures steam generator pipes connected in parallel.
  • the continuous evaporator heating surface of the Steam generator in the manner of a U-shaped construction can be formed from a number of steam generator pipes connected in parallel to the flow through the flow medium, each of which has an approximately vertically arranged downpipe piece through which the flow medium can flow in the downward direction and an approximately vertically arranged one arranged downstream of the flow medium and from the flow medium Have riser pipe that can be flowed through in the upward direction.
  • a flow contribution to the flow through the continuous heating surface, which promotes flow can be used via the geodetic pressure of the water column located in the downpipe section of the respective steam generator pipe.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of specifying a method for operating a steam generator of the type mentioned above, with which a particularly high degree of flow stability can be achieved in a comparatively simple manner when operating the evaporator once-through heating surface. Furthermore, a steam generator of the type mentioned above which is particularly suitable for carrying out the method is to be specified.
  • this object is achieved according to the invention in that the flow medium is fed to the evaporator continuous heating surface in such a way that it has a flow rate of more than a predetermined minimum speed in the downpipe section of the respective steam generator tube.
  • the invention is based on the consideration that a particularly high flow stability and thus a particularly high degree of operational safety can be achieved for the steam generator of the above-mentioned type by consistently suppressing possible causes of flow instabilities which arise.
  • one of these possible causes can be the occurrence of steam bubbles in the downpipe section of the respective steam generator pipe. If steam bubbles should form in the downpipe section, these could rise in the water column located in the downpipe section and thus perform a movement against the direction of flow of the flow medium.
  • a forced entrainment of the steam bubbles in the actual flow direction of the flow medium can be ensured. This can be achieved by supplying the evaporator flow heating surface with flow medium in a suitable manner, with a sufficiently high flow speed of the flow medium in the steam generator pipes having the desired entrainment effect on the steam bubbles that may be present or forming.
  • the flow rate of the flow medium in the downpipe section of the respective steam generator pipe is set such that entrainment of possibly existing steam bubbles is guaranteed in any case in the permissible operating range.
  • the minimum velocity for the flow velocity of the flow medium in the downpipe section of the respective steam generator tube is advantageously the flow velocity required to carry the vapor bubbles, possibly increased by a suitably chosen safety margin.
  • the setting of a sufficiently high flow rate of the flow medium in the downpipe section of the respective steam generator tube is possible in a particularly simple manner by supplying the flow medium to the downpipe section of the respective steam generator tube in a partially evaporated state and / or with a certain minimum enthalpy.
  • the flow medium is advantageously partially pre-evaporated before it enters the evaporator once-through heating surface in such a way that when it enters the evaporator once-through heating surface it has a vapor content and / or an enthalpy of more than a predetermined minimum vapor content or a predetermined minimum enthalpy.
  • the stated object is achieved in that the evaporator continuous heating surface flows. Another evaporator flow heating surface is connected upstream.
  • the evaporator system of the steam generator is thus designed in the manner of a multi-stage design, the further evaporator once-through heating surface being provided in the manner of a pre-evaporator for suitable conditioning of the flow medium before it enters the actual evaporator once-through heating surface.
  • the actual evaporator continuous heating surface serves as a second evaporator stage to complete the evaporation of the flow medium.
  • the further evaporator continuous heating surface is expediently designed for self-stabilizing flow behavior by consistently using a natural circulation characteristic in the respective steam generator tubes.
  • the further evaporator once-through heating surface advantageously comprises a number of steam generator tubes connected in parallel with the flow through the flow medium. It is expediently designed in such a way that a steam generator tube which is more heated in comparison to a further steam generator tube of the further evaporator once-through heating surface has a higher throughput of the flow medium in comparison to the further steam generator tube.
  • the further evaporator flow heating surface is expediently dimensioned in such a way that in operation the flow medium flowing into the downstream evaporator flow heating surface has a flow rate of has more than the minimum speed required to carry the vapor bubbles.
  • the evaporator flow heating surface of the steam generator is formed from the aforementioned U-shaped steam generator tubes
  • the further evaporator flow heating surface is expediently made of essentially vertically oriented, for the flow through the flow medium from bottom to top, in order to avoid obstructions by steam bubbles which may be present there provided steam generator tubes formed.
  • the further evaporator once-through heating surface is thus formed exclusively from riser pipe pieces.
  • the further evaporator once-through heating surface is expediently provided with a number of outlet collectors for the flow medium arranged above the heating gas channel.
  • the outlet header downstream of the flow medium side is advantageously oriented with its longitudinal axis essentially parallel to the direction of the heating gas.
  • the property of the further evaporator once-through heating surface which is provided anyway, namely a self-stabilizing circulation characteristic, is used consistently to simplify the distribution.
  • steam generator tubes arranged one behind the other and thus heated differently can now open into a common outlet header on the output side with roughly the same steam conditions.
  • the flow medium flowing out of the steam generator tubes is mixed and made available for forwarding to a subsequent heating surface system without impairing the homogenization achieved with the mixture.
  • This is a separate one, which is connected downstream of the further continuous heating surface and comparatively complex distribution system is not required.
  • the further evaporator continuous heating surface preferably comprises, in the manner of a tube bundle, a number of tube layers arranged one behind the other in the heating gas direction, each of which is formed from a number of steam generator tubes arranged side by side in the heating gas direction.
  • the distribution of the flow medium following the other evaporator once-through heating surface on the flow medium side can be carried out particularly simply by, in a further advantageous embodiment of the further evaporator once-through heating surface, with a number corresponding to the number of steam generator tubes in each tube layer, with its longitudinal axis is assigned outlet collectors aligned essentially parallel to the heating gas direction.
  • a steam generator tube from each tube layer opens into each outlet header.
  • the outlet collectors are advantageously arranged above the heating gas duct.
  • Such an arrangement enables a direct overflow of the flow medium emerging from the further evaporator once-through heating surface into the steam generator tubes of the first-mentioned evaporator once-through heating surface connected downstream on the flow medium side.
  • a continuation of the flow medium flowing out of the further evaporator once-through heating surface into the evaporator once-through heating surface is possible with almost no impairment of the homogenization achieved by mixing in the outlet header of the further evaporator once-through heating surface.
  • Expensive distributor or connecting lines between the outlet header of the further continuous heating surface and the inlet header of the continuous heating surface as well as associated mixing and distributor elements can thus be dispensed with, and the line routing is generally comparatively simple.
  • the steam generator tubes of the evaporator once-through heating surface are connected on the inlet side in a common plane oriented perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the collector units to the inlet collector assigned to them.
  • Such an arrangement ensures that the partially evaporated flow medium to be supplied to the evaporator once-through heating surface, starting from the part of the integrated unit used as an outlet collector for the further evaporator once-through heating surface, first against the bottom of the part of the constructive part used as an inlet collector for the once-through evaporator heating surface The unit bounces, is swirled again and then flows with almost the same two-phase proportions into the steam generator tubes of the evaporator continuous heating surface connected to the respective inlet manifold. Due to the symmetrical arrangement of the outflow points from the respective one, as seen in the flow direction of the collector units Inlet collectors provide a particularly homogeneous supply of flow medium to the continuous heating surface.
  • the steam generator is expediently used as a waste heat steam generator in a gas and steam turbine plant.
  • the steam generator is advantageously connected downstream of a gas turbine on the hot gas side. In this circuit, additional firing for increasing the heating gas temperature can be expediently arranged behind the gas turbine.
  • a desired vapor content and / or a desired enthalpy the flow medium is adjustable.
  • a suitable choice of the steam content and / or the enthalpy of the flow medium flowing into the continuous heating surface above a predetermined minimum steam content and / or a predetermined minimum enthalpy can ensure a sufficient flow velocity of the flow medium in the downpipe section of the respective steam generator tube of the continuous heating surface.
  • the flow rate of a water-steam mixture is the higher for the same mass flow rate, the greater the proportion of steam and thus the specific volume of the mixture.
  • the flow rate of the water-steam mixture can in particular be set so high that steam bubbles possibly present in the downpipe section of the respective steam generator pipe can be reliably entrained and transferred into the riser pipe section downstream of the respective downpipe section. Even with the U-shaped configuration of the steam generator tubes of the evaporator once-through heating surface, a movement of the steam bubbles opposite to the direction of flow of the flow medium is thus certain excluded, so that a particularly high flow stability and thus a particularly high level of operational safety for the steam generator is ensured with such an evaporator once-through heating surface.
  • Figure 1 in a simplified representation in longitudinal section, the evaporator section of a steam generator in a horizontal position
  • FIG. 2 the section of the steam generator according to FIG. 1 in supervision
  • FIG. 3 shows the steam generator according to FIG. 1 in a detail along the section line shown in FIG. 2,
  • FIG. 4 shows the steam generator according to FIG. 1 in a section along the section line shown in FIG. 2, and
  • FIG. 5 shows an enthalpy or flow velocity mass flow diagram.
  • the steam generator 1 shown in FIG. 1 with an evaporator section is connected in the manner of a waste heat steam generator downstream of a gas turbine (not shown in more detail).
  • the steam generator 1 has a peripheral wall 2 which forms a heating gas duct 6 for the exhaust gas from the gas turbine, through which the heating gas direction x can flow, in an approximately horizontal direction indicated by the arrows 4.
  • a number - in the exemplary embodiment two - of evaporator heating surfaces 8, 10 designed according to the continuous principle are ordered, which are connected in series for the flow of a flow medium W, D.
  • the multistage evaporator system formed from the evaporator once-through heating surfaces 8, 10 can be acted upon with unevaporated flow medium W, which evaporates once through the evaporator once-through heating surfaces 8, 10 and is discharged as steam D after exiting the evaporator once-through heating surface 8 and usually for the further Overheating is supplied to superheater heating surfaces.
  • the evaporator system formed from the evaporator continuous heating surfaces 8, 10 is connected to the water-steam circuit of a steam turbine, not shown in detail.
  • a number of further heating surfaces, not shown in FIG. 1 are connected in the water-steam circuit of the steam turbine, which can be superheaters, medium-pressure evaporators, low-pressure evaporators and / or preheaters, for example.
  • the continuous flow evaporator heating surface 8 of the steam generator 1 comprises, in the manner of a tube bundle, a multiplicity of steam generator tubes 12 connected in parallel to the flow through the flow medium W, a plurality of steam generator tubes 12 being arranged side by side to form a so-called tube length in the heating gas direction x , so that in FIG. 1 only one of the steam generator tubes 12 of a tube layer arranged next to one another is visible in each case.
  • an associated inlet header 14 and a common outlet header 16 are connected downstream of the steam generator tubes 12 arranged side by side.
  • the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 is designed such that it is suitable for feeding the steam generator tubes 12 with a comparatively low mass flow density, the steam generator tubes 12 having a natural circulation characteristic. With this natural circulation characteristic, an im In comparison to a further steam generator tube 12 of the same evaporator once-through heating surface 8, more heated steam generator tube 12 has a higher throughput of the flow medium W in comparison to the further steam generator tube 12.
  • the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 comprises two segments connected in series on the flow medium side. In the first segment, each steam generator tube 12 of the continuous heating surface 8 comprises an approximately vertically arranged downpipe piece 20 through which the flow medium W can flow in the downward direction. In the second segment, each steam generator tube 12 comprises an approximately vertically arranged, vertically arranged downstream of the downpipe piece 20 and upward from the flow medium W - Direction of flow pipe 22.
  • the riser pipe section 22 is connected to the down pipe section 20 assigned to it via an overflow piece 24.
  • each steam generator tube 12 of the evaporator once-through heating surface 8 has an almost U-shaped shape, the legs of the U being formed by the downpipe piece 20 and the riser pipe piece 22 and the connecting bend by the overflow piece 24 ,
  • the geodetic pressure contribution of the flow medium W in the area of the downpipe piece 20 - in contrast to the area of the riser pipe piece 22 - produces a flow-promoting and not a flow-inhibiting pressure contribution.
  • the water column in the downpipe piece 20 of undevaporated flow medium W “pushes” the flow through the respective steam generator tube 12 instead of hindering it.
  • the steam generator tube 12 overall has a comparatively low pressure loss.
  • each steam generator tube 12 is in the entry area of its downpipe section 20 and hung or fastened in the exit region of its riser pipe piece 22 in the manner of a hanging construction on the ceiling of the heating gas duct 6.
  • the spatially lower ends of the respective downpipe piece 20 and the respective riser pipe piece 22, which are connected to one another by their overflow piece 24, are not directly spatially fixed to the heating gas duct 6. Length extensions of these segments of the steam generator tubes 12 can thus be tolerated without risk of damage, the respective overflow piece 24 acting as an expansion bend.
  • This arrangement of the steam generator tubes 12 is therefore particularly flexible mechanically and is insensitive to thermal strains with respect to differential expansions that occur.
  • the steam generator 1 With the steam generator 1 in a horizontal construction and using the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 with essentially U-shaped steam generator tubes 12, however, steam bubbles generally occur in the downpipe section 20 of a steam generator tube 12. These steam bubbles could rise against the flow direction of the flow medium W in the respective downpipe section 20 and thus hinder the stability of the flow and also the reliable operation of the steam generator 1. In order to reliably prevent this, the steam generator 1 is designed for feeding the evaporator once-through heating surface 8 with flow medium W which has already been partially evaporated.
  • the flow medium D, W is fed into the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 in such a way that the flow medium D, W in the downpipe section 20 of the respective steam generator tube 12 has a flow speed of more than a predeterminable minimum speed.
  • This is in turn dimensioned such that due to the sufficiently high flow velocity of the flow medium D, W in the respective downpipe section 20, the vapor bubbles present there are reliably entrained in the flow direction of the flow medium D, W and via the respective overflow piece 24 into the each downstream pipe section 22 are transferred.
  • Maintaining a sufficiently high flow velocity of the flow medium D, W in the downpipe pieces 20 of the steam generator tubes 12 is ensured by the fact that the flow medium D, W is fed into the evaporator once-through heating surface 8 with a sufficiently high steam content and / or is provided with a sufficiently high enthalpy for this.
  • the evaporator flow heating surface 8 of the steam generator 1 is connected upstream of the evaporator flow heating surface 10 as a further flow heating surface.
  • the evaporator once-through heating surface 10 is thus designed in the manner of a pre-evaporator, so that the evaporator system is formed by the further evaporator once-through heating surface 10 and the evaporator once-through heating surface 8 connected downstream of this on the flow medium side.
  • the further evaporator continuous heating surface 10 provided in the manner of a pre-evaporator is arranged spatially in the comparatively colder area of the heating gas duct 6 and thus downstream of the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 on the heating gas side.
  • the evaporator continuous heating surface 8, on the other hand, is arranged in closer proximity to the inlet area of the heating gas channel 6 for the heating gas flowing out of the gas turbine and is therefore exposed to a comparatively strong heat input from the heating gas during operation.
  • the further evaporator once-through heating surface 10 is in turn likewise formed by a number of steam generator tubes 30 connected in parallel to the flow through the flow medium W.
  • the steam generator tubes 30 are oriented essentially vertically with their longitudinal axis and are designed for a flow through the flow medium W from a lower inlet region to an upper outlet region, that is to say from bottom to top.
  • the evaporator continuous heating surface 10 is also designed in such a way that a steam generator tube 30 which is more heated in comparison to another steam generator tube 30 has a higher throughput in comparison with the further steam generator tube 30 of the flow medium W.
  • the further evaporator continuous heating surface 10 is suitably dimensioned.
  • a suitable choice of material and a suitable dimensioning of the steam generator tubes 30, possibly also different from one another, but also a suitable positioning of the steam generator tubes 30 relative to one another are taken into account.
  • the further evaporator once-through heating surface 10 is dimensioned in such a way that in operation the flow medium D, W flowing into the evaporator once-through heating surface 8 downstream of it has a flow velocity greater than that for taking along those present in the respective downpipe pieces 20 Steam bubbles have the required minimum speed.
  • the high level of operational safety which is aimed at is achievable to a particular degree by distributing the heat absorption during operation essentially equally between the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 and the further evaporator continuous heating surface 10.
  • the evaporator flow heating surfaces 8, 10 and this The steam generator tubes 12, 30 forming in the exemplary embodiment are therefore dimensioned in such a way that, during operation, the total heat input into the steam generator tubes 12 forming the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 corresponds approximately to the heat input into the steam generator tubes 30 forming the further evaporator continuous heating surface 10.
  • the further evaporator continuous heating surface 10 has a number of steam generator tubes 30 that is appropriately selected with regard to the number of steam generator tubes 12 of the continuous heating surface 8 connected downstream of the flow medium.
  • the steam generator tubes forming the further evaporator continuous heating surface 10 are designed for a flow through the flow medium W from bottom to top.
  • the further evaporator continuous heating surface 10 in the manner of a tube bundle comprises a number of tube layers 32 arranged one behind the other in the heating gas direction x, each of which is formed from a number of steam generator tubes 30 arranged side by side in the heating gas direction x, and of which are shown in FIG 1, only one steam generator tube 30 is visible in each case.
  • the steam generator tubes 30 of each tube layer 32 are preceded by a common inlet header 34, which is aligned with its longitudinal direction essentially perpendicular to the heating gas direction x.
  • the inlet collectors 34 are connected to a water supply system 36 which is only schematically indicated in FIG. 1 and which can comprise a distribution system for distributing the flow of flow medium W to the inlet collectors 34 as required.
  • the steam generator tubes 30 forming the further evaporator once-through heating surface 10 open into a number of assigned outlet collectors 38.
  • the number of outlet headers 38 is adapted to the number of steam generator tubes 30 in each tube layer 32.
  • Each outlet collector 38 is assigned an inlet collector 14 of the evaporator once-through heating surface 8 connected downstream of the further evaporator once-through heating surface 10 on the flow medium side. Due to the U-shaped design of the evaporator continuous heating surface 8, the respective inlet header 14 as well as the respective outlet header 38 is located above the heating gas channel 6.
  • the flow medium side connection of the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 with the further evaporator continuous heating surface 10 is particularly special possible in a simple manner by integrating each outlet collector 38 with the inlet collector 14 assigned to it into a structural unit 40.
  • the structural or structural unit 40 enables the flow medium W to flow directly from the further evaporator continuous heating surface 10 into the evaporator continuous heating surface 8, without a comparatively complex distributor or connection system being required.
  • the steam generator tubes 30 are each offset from one another in a direction perpendicular to the heating gas direction x, as seen in a direction perpendicular to the heating gas direction x, so that there is an essentially diamond-shaped basic pattern with regard to the arrangement of the steam generator tubes 30.
  • the outlet manifolds 38 are positioned such that a steam generator tube 30 opens into each outlet header 38 from each tube layer 32.
  • each outlet header 38 is integrated into a structural unit 40 with an associated inlet header 14 for the evaporator once-through heating surface 8 downstream of the further evaporator once-through heating surface 10.
  • the steam generator tubes 12 forming the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 likewise form a number of tube layers lying one behind the other in the heating gas direction x, the first two tube layers seen in the heating gas direction x being formed from the riser pipe pieces 22 of the steam generator tubes 12, the outlet side in the outlet header 16 for the evaporated flow medium D.
  • the next two pipe layers seen in the heating gas direction x are formed from the downpipe pieces 20 of the steam generator pipes 12, which are connected on the inlet side to an associated inlet header 14.
  • FIG. 3 shows a side view of a detail of the inlet area of the steam generator tubes 12 and the outlet area of the steam generator tubes 30 into the respectively assigned structural unit 40, which on the one hand is the outlet header 38 for a number of steam generator tubes 30 forming the further evaporator once-through heating surface 10 and on the other hand the inlet header 14 for two of the steam generator tubes 12 forming the evaporator continuous heating surface 8.
  • flow medium D, W flowing out of the steam generator tubes 30 and entering the outlet header 38 can flow directly into the inlet header 14 assigned to the evaporator once-through heating surface 8.
  • the flow medium D, W overflows, it first strikes a base plate 42 of the structural unit 40 comprising the inlet header 14.
  • the fluid medium D, W is swirled and mixed particularly intimately before it flows into the downpipe sections from the inlet header 14 20 of the assigned steam generator tubes 12 passes.
  • the structural part Unit 40 is designed in such a way that the outflow of the flow medium W into the steam generator tubes 12 takes place for all steam generator tubes 12 from a single plane perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the structural unit 40.
  • one overflow piece 46 is assigned to each steam generator tube 12. Each overflow piece 46 extends obliquely to the heating gas direction x and connects the upper region of the respectively assigned steam generator tube 12 with the respective outlet opening 48 of the inlet header 14.
  • This arrangement allows all outlet openings 48 of the inlet header 14 in a common plane perpendicular to the cylinder axis of the structural unit 40 be positioned so that a uniform distribution of the flow medium D, W entering the steam generator tube 12 is already ensured due to the symmetrical arrangement of the outlet openings 48 in relation to the flow path of the flow medium D, W.
  • a number of such structural units 40 is shown in front view in FIG. 4 to further clarify the pipe guides in the area of their entries and exits into or from the structural unit 40, the cutting line designated IV in FIG. 2 being used as a basis. It can be seen that the two structural units 40 shown on the left in FIG. 4, which are shown in the area of their end designed as an inlet header 14 for the downstream steam generator tubes 12, are each connected via the overflow pieces 46 to the downstream downpipe pieces 20 of the steam generator tubes 12.
  • the two structural units 40 shown on the right in FIG. 4 are each located in the area of their outlet collector 38 for the steam generator pipes 30 of the further Ren evaporator continuous heating surface 10 trained front area shown. It can be seen from the illustration that the steam generator tubes 30, which flow out of pipe layers 32 lying one behind the other into the structural unit 40, are guided into the structural unit 40 in a simply angled form.
  • the steam generator 1 according to FIG. 1 and with the special configurations according to FIGS. 2 to 4 is designed for particularly reliable operation of the evaporator continuous heating surface 8. For this purpose, it is ensured during the operation of the steam generator 1 that the essentially U-shaped evaporator once-through heating surface 8 is acted upon with flow medium D, W with a flow speed of more than a predetermined minimum speed. It is thereby achieved that existing steam bubbles in the downpipe sections 20 of the steam generator pipes forming the continuous heating surface 8 are carried along and brought into the downstream pipe section 22.
  • W flowing into the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 is fed using the further evaporator continuous heating surface 10 connected upstream of it in such a way that it flows into the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 inflowing flow medium D, W has a vapor content or an enthalpy of more than a predetermined minimum vapor content or more than a predetermined minimum enthalpy.
  • the evaporator continuous heating surfaces 8, 10 are designed or dimensioned such that the steam content or the enthalpy of the flow medium D, W at all operating points when entering the evaporator continuous heating surface 8 is above suitably predetermined characteristic curves, such as they are shown by way of example in FIGS. 5a, 5b.
  • the further continuous heating surface 10, which is designed to comply with these conditions, is relevant in terms of its dimensions, that is to say, for example, in terms of the type, number and design of the steam generator tubes 30 which form it, taking into account the heat available within the heating gas duct 6, which is designed for its spatial positioning adapted these boundary conditions.

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La présente invention concerne un générateur de vapeur (1) dans lequel un panneau de chauffage continu d'évaporateur (8) est installé dans un canal de gaz de chauffage (6) pouvant être traversé dans une direction de gaz de chauffage (x) approximativement horizontale. Ce panneau de chauffage continu d'évaporateur comprend une pluralité de tuyaux de générateur de vapeur (12) connectés en parallèle, qui sont conçus pour traverser un milieu d'écoulement (D, W) et présentent respectivement une partie de tuyau de descente (20), approximativement verticale et pouvant être traversée par le milieu d'écoulement (D, W) en direction descendante, et une partie de tuyau de montée (22), connectée en aval de la partie de tuyau de descente du côté du milieu d'écoulement, approximativement verticale et pouvant être traversée par le milieu d'écoulement (D, W) en direction montante. Ledit panneau de chauffage continu d'évaporateur (8) est posé de façon qu'un tuyau de générateur de vapeur (12) qui est plus chauffé par rapport à un autre tuyau de générateur de vapeur (12) de ce même panneau de chauffage continu d'évaporateur (8) présente un débit de milieu d'écoulement (D, W) plus élevé par rapport à l'autre tuyau de générateur de vapeur (12). L'objectif de la présente invention est d'exploiter ce générateur de vapeur de manière comparativement simple, avec une stabilité d'écoulement particulièrement élevée dans le panneau de chauffage continu d'évaporateur (8). A cette fin, le milieu d'écoulement (D, W) du panneau de chauffage continu d'évaporateur (8) est alimenté de façon à présenter une vitesse d'écoulement supérieure à une vitesse d'écoulement minimum prédéfinissable dans la partie de tuyau de descente (20). A cette fin, un générateur de vapeur (1) particulièrement adapté à la mise en oeuvre dudit procédé comprend un autre panneau de chauffage continu d'évaporateur (10) qui est connecté en amont du panneau de chauffage continu d'évaporateur (8) du côté du milieu d'écoulement.
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EP03750460A EP1554522B1 (fr) 2002-09-10 2003-08-28 Procede pour exploiter un generateur de vapeur de conception horizontale
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