EP2435761B1 - Module de récupération de chaleur - Google Patents

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EP2435761B1
EP2435761B1 EP10736772.4A EP10736772A EP2435761B1 EP 2435761 B1 EP2435761 B1 EP 2435761B1 EP 10736772 A EP10736772 A EP 10736772A EP 2435761 B1 EP2435761 B1 EP 2435761B1
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Chao Hui Chen
Meng Li
Michael Smith
Ramesh Chander Nayar
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F22—STEAM GENERATION
    • F22D—PREHEATING, OR ACCUMULATING PREHEATED, FEED-WATER FOR STEAM GENERATION; FEED-WATER SUPPLY FOR STEAM GENERATION; CONTROLLING WATER LEVEL FOR STEAM GENERATION; AUXILIARY DEVICES FOR PROMOTING WATER CIRCULATION WITHIN STEAM BOILERS
    • F22D1/00—Feed-water heaters, i.e. economisers or like preheaters
    • F22D1/36—Water and air preheating systems
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F22—STEAM GENERATION
    • F22D—PREHEATING, OR ACCUMULATING PREHEATED, FEED-WATER FOR STEAM GENERATION; FEED-WATER SUPPLY FOR STEAM GENERATION; CONTROLLING WATER LEVEL FOR STEAM GENERATION; AUXILIARY DEVICES FOR PROMOTING WATER CIRCULATION WITHIN STEAM BOILERS
    • F22D1/00—Feed-water heaters, i.e. economisers or like preheaters
    • F22D1/02—Feed-water heaters, i.e. economisers or like preheaters with water tubes arranged in the boiler furnace, fire tubes, or flue ways

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  • This invention relates to a module for heat recovery from exhausted flue gas in a steam generating process involving a steam generator such as a boiler, which could form part of a power plant using steam driven turbine generators and a condensate and feed heating system able to extract steam from inner-stages of the turbine to heat the condensate and feedwater to boost cycle efficiency.
  • This invention also relates to steam generation systems, and a method for same.
  • steam generators In a steam generating process, there are generally one or more steam generators, one example of which is a boiler, which can be fired by various types of fuels, such as oil, gas, biomass and coal. Boilers for steam generation are well known, and can form part of a power plant using the steam to drive one or more steam turbine generators.
  • Air pre-mixed with fuel before ignition is commonly termed 'primary air', and air for supporting combustion after ignition is commonly termed 'secondary air'.
  • 'primary air' Air pre-mixed with fuel before ignition
  • 'secondary air' air for supporting combustion after ignition
  • the primary air may form a separate stream as its pressure may be much higher than that of secondary air.
  • Combustion air including primary air and secondary air can be (pre-)heated by use of regenerative air heaters.
  • the primary and secondary air streams are heated by heat exchange with the flue gas stream in gas-to-air heat exchangers such as a regenerative gas air heater.
  • gas-to-air heat exchangers such as a regenerative gas air heater.
  • the heat capacity of flue gas is much higher than the heat capacity of the air in the conventional arrangement of gas-to-air heat exchangers, making the heat exchange process inefficient.
  • DE 9420492 U1 describes an arrangement for use of the flue gas of a coal-fired steam generator heat for preheating of the boiler combustion air. According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a module for heat recovery from exhausted flue gas from a steam generator in a steam generating process in accordance with the claims appended hereto.
  • process liquid economisers comprising at least one high pressure economiser and at least one low pressure economiser, it is possible to better match the heat capacity of the flue gas with the air flow in the first air heater and the process liquid in the process liquid economisers.
  • the backend temperatures may drop significantly. This also reduces the exergy losses of the heat transfer process. The efficiency of the overall steam generating process will increase.
  • the first air heater comprises one or more first air heaters being in series, parallel or both.
  • the first air heater comprises at least a regenerative gas air heater able to heat at least one secondary air stream.
  • the first air heater comprises at least a gas secondary air heater, preferably for a secondary air stream intended to be provided to a steam generator such as a boiler, in the steam generating process.
  • a gas secondary air heater preferably for a secondary air stream intended to be provided to a steam generator such as a boiler, in the steam generating process.
  • a steam generator such as a boiler
  • Each of the high pressure and the low pressure process liquid economisers may comprise one or more economisers being in series, parallel or both.
  • Embodiments of the present invention as described hereinafter may apply to a single process liquid economiser, each of a plurality of process liquid economisers, or be variable across a plurality of process liquid economisers.
  • the heat recovery module comprises at least one high pressure economiser and at least one low pressure economiser.
  • high pressure and low pressure are known to the person skilled in the art in relation to steam generating processes, especially involving a steam generator such as a boiler. Generally, they relate to the relative pressure of a stream upstream and downstream respectively from a feed pump.
  • the process liquid may be provided in one or more streams.
  • a plurality of process liquid streams may be provided in series, parallel or both, and optionally from a single source or a plurality of sources being the same or different.
  • the properties and composition of each such stream may be same or different.
  • the process stream may be provided in one or more process liquid circuits, optionally a plurality of separate circuits, being separate or connected, each circuit optionally passing also through any separate primary air heat exchanger to exchange heat between any primary air stream of the steam generating process and a process liquid stream.
  • the process liquid may be any liquid or combination of liquids useable for heat exchange, including water, ammonia, alcohols, hydrocarbons and the like.
  • the process liquid is wholly or substantially water, optionally including one or more additives or other minor components known in the art.
  • the process liquid is feedwater for a steam generator.
  • a steam generator may be a boiler, optionally comprising one or more boilers, and optionally including an integral steam generator economiser as known in the art.
  • Such feedwater may be provided directly or indirectly from a feedwater stream to be processed by one or more steam generators of the steam generating process of the present invention.
  • a portion of such a feedwater stream is provided as the process liquid for the present invention.
  • Such a portion may be provided as the full feedwater stream, or preferably as a slip stream of such a feedwater stream, such a slip stream generally being a minor portion of the full feedwater stream.
  • the feedwater is provided from the feedwater stream in the steam generating process between the steam condenser and the steam generator economiser.
  • the module of the present invention may further comprise one or more first process liquid conduits defining one or more flow paths for directing process liquid from a feedwater stream to the process liquid economisers.
  • the module of the present invention may also further comprise one or more second process liquid conduits defining one or more flow paths for directing process liquid from the process liquid economisers to a feedwater stream.
  • the flue gas first conduit junction comprises a set of proportioning dampers to divide the flue gas in use into the first and second flue gas paths to best match the heat capacity of the second flue gas path with the heat capacity of airflow in the first air heater.
  • the module of the present invention may also comprise:
  • the first air heater is a secondary air heater and the invention further comprises at least one primary air heater comprising at least one process liquid heat exchanger to exchange heat between the primary air stream and the process liquid.
  • primary air stream may comprise one or more primary air streams being in series, parallel or both.
  • Embodiments of the present invention as described hereinafter may apply to a single primary air stream, each of a plurality of primary air streams, or be variable across a plurality of primary air streams.
  • the present invention is described hereinafter in relation to a single primary air stream, the invention is not limited thereto.
  • the primary air stream may comprise ambient air, recycle gas, or any combination or ratio extending from 0-100% thereof, optionally with the addition of one or more further components such as a near or pure oxygen stream.
  • the requirement of the primary air stream is to at least partly assist the preparation and/or transportation of fuel into the steam generator, optionally as well as combustion support.
  • each primary air stream may comprise the same or different characteristics and/or composition, including but not limited to flow rate, flow volume, temperature, pressure, oxygen content and recycle gas content.
  • each primary air stream may be heated the same or differently, and by the same of different number of primary heat exchangers.
  • the primary air stream comprises two or more primary air streams
  • two or more of such air streams may be combined after heating according to the present invention either prior to, during or after their intended use or destination.
  • the primary air streams may be passed separately and/or in any combination to the steam generator.
  • each primary air stream for the preparation and/or transportation of a separate fuel stream into the steam generator, such as an equivalent plurality of fuel pulverisers, each passing a separate fuel stream into a boiler.
  • the system may comprise two or more primary heat exchangers in series, parallel or both, providing heat exchange with one or more primary air streams, also being in series, parallel or both, such that they system may comprise any number of primary air streams and primary air heat exchangers in any combination thereof.
  • the primary air heat exchanger(s) comprise at least one high pressure heat exchanger and at least one low pressure heat exchanger.
  • high pressure and low pressure are known to the person skilled in the art in relation to steam generating processes, especially involving a steam generator such as a boiler and a feed heating/heat recovery system.
  • the process liquid may be provided in one or more streams.
  • a plurality of process liquid streams may be provided in series, parallel or both, and optionally from a single source or a plurality of sources.
  • the process stream may be provided in one or more process liquid circuits, optionally a plurality of separate circuits, being separate or connected, each circuit optionally passing through a separate primary air heat exchanger to exchange heat between the primary air stream and a process liquid stream.
  • Each process liquid stream passes through a separate primary air heat exchanger.
  • the system of the present invention can provide better control of the heating of the primary air stream.
  • No tempering air source supply into the primary air stream may be required to achieve the correct temperature of the primary air stream prior to its use in the steam generating process.
  • the primary air heat exchanger(s) comprise at least one high pressure heat exchanger and at least one low pressure heat exchanger.
  • high pressure and low pressure are known as subject to the pressure downstream or upstream of the feed pump(s) respectively.
  • the coal is typically pulverised in one or more mills prior to its use in the boiler.
  • the primary air stream passes to one or more pulverisers after being heated by the primary air heat exchanger(s), typically to two or more pulverisers.
  • each primary air stream passes to a respective pulveriser.
  • each primary air stream is separately heated by separate primary air heat exchanger(s).
  • the module of the present invention may be provided integrally as part of a steam generating process, or be added to an existing steam generating process by being installed, such as retrofitted, in the path of flue gas exhausted from an existing steam generator such as a boiler.
  • a steam generation system comprising a steam generator such as a boiler and a flue gas heat recovery module as herein defined.
  • the steam generation system preferably involves one or more steam generating processes as herein described.
  • the steam generation system preferably includes one or more first flow paths for directing process liquid from a steam generator feedwater stream to the process liquid economisers, and one or more second flow paths for directing process liquid from the process liquid economisers to the steam generator feedwater stream.
  • the steam generating system of the present invention may also include:
  • the downstream process fluid heat exchanger could be used to directly or indirectly provide heat to one or more streams in a steam generating process, particularly one or more incoming air streams requiring a higher than ambient temperature for their proposed use.
  • incoming air streams can include a primary air stream, a secondary air stream, or both, either individually or as a combined stream such as prior to their separation into primary and secondary air streams. This may provide further heat recovery from the flue gas, ensuring greater heat utilisation and greater efficiency of available energy in a steam generating process.
  • a steam generation system comprising heat recovery from exhausted flue gas in a steam generator comprising a heat recovery module in accordance with the first aspect of the invention disposed to heat a downstream process fluid to heat one of: any or the primary air flow, any or the secondary air flow, or both, of the steam generation system.
  • the present invention can therefore provide a steam generation system having heat recovery from exhausted flue gas from a steam generator in a steam generating process comprising:
  • a heat recovery method for recovering heat from exhaust flue gases of a steam generator comprising the following steps:
  • the method of heating a primary air stream according to the present invention comprises heating the primary air stream using the embodiment of the system as hereinabove described.
  • the heat recovery method may further comprise the step of combining the first and second streams after the first air heater and the process liquid economisers to form a combined stream which is subsequently in direct or indirect heat exchange with one of: the primary air flow, the secondary air flow or both.
  • the method for recovering heat from exhaust flue gas of a steam generator according to the present invention comprises using a steam generating system as hereindefined.
  • a method of modification of a heat recovery system for a steam generator having a flue gas exhaust stream supplying one or more air heaters comprising providing at least one low pressure and at least one high pressure process liquid economiser fluidly in parallel with the air heater(s) performed as a method of modification of existing plant to retrofit a module as defined in any one of claims 1 to 5.
  • An aspect of the present invention in particular comprises a method of after-market modification of existing plant.
  • the present invention is particularly suited to retrofitting. Many thermal power plants suffer high backend temperatures (that is, high flue gas temperatures at the air heater outlet) particularly when the fuel moistures vary significantly. Almost all the thermal power plants operate at high backend temperatures in the summer.
  • Steam or water air heaters are installed in most of the existing plants. They are the heat exchangers for pre-heating the air streams before entering gas air heaters. With the support of steam/water air heaters and relatively bigger economisers, the backend temperatures can drop further for improving the boiler thermal efficiency.
  • the invention comprises a heat recovery system of a steam generator having a flue gas exhaust stream supplying one or more air heaters with such a module retrofitted.
  • the present invention encompasses all combinations of various embodiments or aspects of the invention described herein. It is understood that any and all embodiments of the present invention may be taken in conjunction with any other embodiment to describe additional embodiments of the present invention. Furthermore, any elements of an embodiment may be combined with any and all other elements of any other embodiment to describe additional embodiments.
  • Figure 1 shows a first scheme A for a heat recovery module for use in a steam generating process.
  • the steam generating process includes a steam generator being a boiler 4.
  • the boiler 4 may comprise a number of inlets and outlets for the passage of a number of streams, in particular a feedwater stream 2 thereinto, and steam therefrom. The majority of these inlets and outlets and streams are not shown in Figure 1 for clarity purposes.
  • the combustion process in the boiler 4 produces exhaust flue gas, which is reduced in temperature within the boiler 4 to produce steam, before exiting the internal economiser in the boiler 4 via a flue gas outlet 13 to a flue gas outlet conduit 14.
  • the flue gas outlet conduit 14 passes to a flue gas conduit first junction 16 which comprises a set of proportioning dampers to divide the flue gas in use into a first gas flue path in a first flue gas conduit 18 and a second flue gas path in a second flue gas conduit 20.
  • the first flue gas conduit 18 passes its flue gas to a first air heater, being in the first scheme A of Figure 1 a regenerative gas air heater to heat one or more air streams able to pass therethrough.
  • the first air heater could be a secondary air pre-heater, such as a regenerative gas secondary air heater 22.
  • the heat energy of the flue gas is exchanged with a secondary air stream 24 in a manner known in the art, to provide from suitable outlets a cooler flue gas in a third flue gas conduit 26 (defining a flow path for flue gas from the secondary air heater 22 to a second junction 28), and a hotter secondary air stream 30 which can be passed, directly or indirectly, into the boiler 4 for use in the combustion of the fuel in the boiler 4 in a manner known in the art.
  • the first air heater in Figure 1 could provide heat to one or more other air streams represented in Figure 1 by line 24a. This could include one or more primary air streams useable for a coal-fired boiler.
  • the first air heater could therefore be a multi-sector air heater to heat both primary air and secondary air.
  • the combustion air can by split into primary and secondary air streams at the outlet of airheaters.
  • Hot primary air fan can be installed to boost primary air pressure.
  • the flue gas in the second flue gas conduit 20 defines a second flow path for flue gas in parallel with the first flue gas conduit 18 from the first junction 16 to one or more process liquid economisers.
  • a high pressure (process liquid) economiser 32 followed by an in-line low pressure (process liquid) economiser 34.
  • the high pressure and low pressure economisers 32, 34 are able to exchange heat in the flue gas originating from the boiler 4 with one or more process liquids.
  • the high pressure economiser 32 is provided with process liquid as a first process liquid stream 36.
  • the process liquid of the first process liquid stream 36 may be any suitable liquid available in the steam generating process.
  • the process liquid of the first process liquid stream 36 is a slip stream of the main feedwater stream 2 to be subsequently processed by the steam generator of the steam generating process, being the coal-fired boiler 4. This is described in more detail with reference to Figure 2 hereinafter.
  • the first process liquid stream 36 is able to extract heat from the flue gas in the second flue gas conduit 20 to provide a hotter first process liquid stream 38 and a cooler flue gas stream 40, which cooler flue gas stream 40 passes via a suitable inlet into the low pressure economiser 34.
  • the cooler flue gas stream 40 is able to provide heat to a second process liquid stream 42 passing via a suitable inlet into the low pressure economiser 34, to provide, via suitable outlets, a hotter second process liquid stream 44 and a further cooler flue gas stream which can pass along a fourth flue gas conduit 46 defining a flow path for the flue gas from the low pressure economiser 34 to the second junction 28.
  • a feature of the present invention is the suitable control of the division of the flue gas in the flue gas outlet conduit 14 between the first flue gas conduit 18 and the second flue gas conduit 20 to best match the heat capacity of the flue gas in the first and second flue gas paths with the heat capacities of the air flow in the first air heater, being a regenerative gas secondary air heater 22 in the first scheme A of Figure 1 , and the process liquid economisers, being the high pressure and low pressure economisers 32, 34 in the first scheme A of Figure 1 .
  • improved cycle efficiency can be achieved by minimizing the exergy losses of the heat transfer process with the minimized LMTD (Log Mean Temperature Difference) for recovering the heat from the exhausted flue gas from the boiler 4.
  • a process liquid such as water in process liquid economisers, rather than air in gas-to-air heat exchangers, in the path of at least a portion of the exhausted flue gas from the steam generator provides significant advantages. These include the transport of a process liquid, such as around a circuit, which can be carried out with minimal pressure loss over distance, even using small pipes. Another advantage is by carefully selecting and controlling the water flow, and the temperature differentials in the first air heater and process liquid economiser(s), there can be optimising of the heat exchange to the process liquid (and thus minimize the LMTD).
  • the use of feedwater as the process liquid for the process liquid economisers in the first scheme A of Figure 1 improves the efficiency of the use of the heat energy of the flue gas by directly transferring heat to the feedwater and carefully selecting the flow and tap points used to provide the first and second process liquid stream 36, 42 for the slipstream(s) of feedwater used.
  • the slip stream economisers can be sized to achieve the minimised backend temperatures based on the fuel sulphur contents when firing low moisture coals in the summer.
  • a gas damper may be installed on the bypass gas duct. The bypass gas will be reduced when firing high moisture coals and/or in the winter so that the minimised backend temperatures can be maintained based on the fuel sulphur contents regardless of the fuel moistures and ambient temperatures.
  • Low temperature turbine bleed steam or feed water is used to heat the combustion air in the water/steam air heaters.
  • One or two slip stream economisers using high and low pressure boiler feed water as cooling media may be arranged.
  • the flow and temperature of the cooling or heating media for the slip stream economisers and the water/steam air heaters should be carefully selected to ensure the most effective energy recovery as well as cost effectiveness.
  • Boiler efficiency is very sensitive to the backend flue gas temperatures.
  • the benefits of the above retrofits are very significant.
  • slip stream economisers the amount of turbine bleed steam shall be reduced.
  • the negative effect on the turbine heat rate caused by the slip stream economisers is partly compensated by the utilization of water/steam air heaters. In general, the total plant efficiency improvement is still very significant.
  • Figure 2 shows the first scheme A of Figure 1 with further detail of a steam generation system using a coal-fired boiler, in particular further detail in the primary air stream and the feedwater stream.
  • Coal for the boiler 4 in Figure 2 is supplied as a coal stream 6.
  • the coal stream 6 is typically pulverised in one or more pulverisers 8, typically 4-6 pulverisers, so as to be provided to the boiler 4 as a pulverised coal stream 10.
  • a primary air stream 12 is provided to the one or more pulverisers 8.
  • a first low pressure heat exchanger 50 able to exchange heat between a first heating stream 52 and the primary air stream 12 to provide a hotter primary air stream 12a and a cooler first heating stream 54 via suitable outlets.
  • the hotter primary air stream 12a passes into a high pressure primary air heat exchanger 55 to be further heated by a second heating stream 56.
  • the high pressure primary air heat exchanger 55 provides through suitable outlets a further heated primary air stream 12b which can be passed to the one or more pulverisers 8, and a cooler second heating stream 58.
  • the first and second heating streams 52, 56 could be provided from the same or separate sources, and could be provided as part of the same or separate circuits.
  • the first heating stream 52 could be provided from a deaerator discharge stream
  • the second heating stream could be provided from a feedwater slip stream, such as after the high pressure feedwater heaters.
  • the cooler first and second heating streams 54, 58 could be directly or indirectly provided as at least part of, optionally all of, the first and second process liquid streams 36, 42.
  • Figure 2 also shows a more detailed feedwater stream 2, having a first slip stream 60 at a suitable first feedwater junction 62, such as in or part of one of more of the feedwater heaters known in the art.
  • the first slip stream 60 could be used to provide directly or indirectly process liquid for the second process liquid stream 42, using any suitable degree of separation, with the remaining feedwater stream 64 following the first feedwater junction 62.
  • FIG. 2 shows the return of the hotter second process liquid stream 44 as a first return stream 66 passing into the remaining feedwater stream 64.
  • the re-combined feedwater stream 68 may undergo one or more processes such as heating, pressurising, or both, to provide a processed feedwater stream 70, from which a second feedwater slip stream 72 could be provided via a second feedwater junction 74 in the same manner as that described hereinabove for the first feedwater junction 62.
  • the second slip stream 72 could be used to provide directly or indirectly process liquid for the first process liquid stream 36, using any suitable degree of separation, with the remaining feedwater stream 76 following the second feedwater junction 74.
  • Figure 2 shows the return of the hotter first process liquid stream 38 as a second return stream 78 passing into the remaining feedwater stream 76.
  • the recombined feedwater stream 80 can then be passed, either directly or indirectly, into the boiler 4.
  • Figure 2 shows suitable arrangements for the provision of the first and second process liquid streams 36, 42 from a feedwater stream 2, as well as a suitable arrangement for the use of first and second heating streams 56, 52 to provide heating to the primary air stream 12, optionally in conjunction with the conduits and circuits used for the process liquid economisers.
  • FIG 3 shows the schemes of Figures 1 and 2 in combination with another steam generation system according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • the flue gas in the fifth flue gas conduit 48 from the second junction 28 passes through an electrostatic precipitator (ESP) 82 and an induction fan 84, followed by passage via a suitable inlet into a downstream process fluid heat exchanger 86 in the path of the fifth conduit 48.
  • the downstream process fluid heat exchanger 86 is able to extract any remaining available heat energy from the flue gas with a downstream process fluid in a first process circuit 100.
  • the first process circuit 100 comprises a process fluid in at least a first downstream process fluid conduit 102 passing via a suitable inlet into the downstream process fluid heat exchanger 86 to provide, via a suitable outlet, a hotter downstream process fluid stream 104 in a second fluid conduit 104.
  • the hotter downstream process fluid stream 104 may be divided by a suitable controller anywhere between 0-100% between a secondary air heating stream 108 and a primary air heating stream 110.
  • the secondary air heating stream 108 passes via a suitable inlet into a secondary air preheat exchanger 112 to provide heat exchange with an initial secondary air stream 90, so as to provide some pre-heating to the secondary air prior to the subsequent heating of the secondary air stream 24 by the regenerative gas secondary air heater 22.
  • the primary air heating stream 110 can provide some pre-heating to an initial primary air stream 92 (after passage through a primary air fan 94) in a primary air preheat exchanger 114, to provide a primary air stream 12 to be subsequently heated by the first and second air heat exchangers 50, 55 as described above.
  • the downstream process fluid of the downstream process fluid circuit 100 may be any suitable liquid, gas or combination of same, usually at low pressure and usually circulated by one or more suitable circulation pumps in the circuit 100.
  • the primary and secondary air preheat exchangers 112, 114 provide cooler return streams 116, 118 respectively, which can be recombined to provide the process fluid in the first downstream process fluid conduit 102.
  • the downstream process fluid heat exchanger 86 provides a cooler flue gas stream 88.
  • the initial primary air stream 92 and secondary air stream 90 can be provided from a single air source stream 94, prior to being divided by a suitable controller.
  • the hotter downstream process fluid stream 104 in the second fluid conduit 104 passes through a heat exchanger on the single air source stream 94 to heat the primary air and secondary air prior to their division.
  • the downstream process fluid circuit 100 increases the use of the available heat energy in the flue gas to provide some pre-heating of the primary and secondary air streams so as to maximise the efficiency of the steam generation system shown in Figure 3 .

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  1. Un module destiné à la récupération de chaleur depuis un gaz de carneau d'échappement provenant d'un générateur de vapeur (4) dans un procédé de génération de vapeur comprenant :
    (a) un conduit de sortie de gaz de carneau (14) définissant une trajectoire d'écoulement destinée à un gaz de carneau d'une sortie de gaz de carneau (13) d'un générateur de vapeur à une première jonction de conduit de gaz de carneau (16) ;
    (b) un premier conduit de gaz de carneau (18) définissant une première trajectoire d'écoulement destinée à un gaz de carneau depuis la première jonction ; et
    (c) un deuxième conduit de gaz de carneau (20) définissant une deuxième trajectoire d'écoulement destinée à un gaz de carneau en parallèle avec le premier conduit de gaz de carneau de la première jonction à au moins deux économiseurs de liquide de traitement (32, 34) comprenant au moins un économiseur haute pression (32) et au moins un économiseur basse pression (34) ;
    caractérisé en ce que le premier conduit de gaz de carneau (18) définit une trajectoire d'écoulement à un réchauffeur d'air secondaire (22) comprenant un réchauffeur d'air à gaz régénérateur pour échanger de la chaleur entre un flux d'air secondaire et le gaz de carneau ;
    et en ce que le module comprend au moins un réchauffeur d'air primaire comprenant au moins un échangeur de chaleur de liquide de traitement pour échanger de la chaleur entre un flux d'air primaire et le liquide de traitement.
  2. Un module conformément à la revendication 1 dans lequel le liquide de traitement est de l'eau.
  3. Un module conformément à la revendication 2 dans lequel le liquide de traitement est un ou plusieurs flux glissants (36, 42) du flux d'eau d'alimentation devant être traité par le générateur de vapeur du procédé de génération de vapeur.
  4. Un module conformément à n'importe laquelle des revendications précédentes comprenant un ou plusieurs premiers conduits de liquide de traitement définissant une ou plusieurs trajectoires d'écoulement destinées à diriger le liquide de traitement d'un flux d'eau d'alimentation aux économiseurs de liquide de traitement (32, 34).
  5. Un module conformément à n'importe laquelle des revendications précédentes comprenant un ou plusieurs deuxièmes conduits de liquide de traitement définissant une ou plusieurs trajectoires d'écoulement destinées à diriger le liquide de traitement des économiseurs de liquide de traitement à un flux d'eau d'alimentation.
  6. Un système de génération de vapeur comprenant un générateur de vapeur (4) tel qu'une chaudière et un module de récupération de chaleur à gaz de carneau conformément à n'importe quelle revendication précédente.
  7. Un système de génération de vapeur conformément à la revendication 6 lorsque de plus conforme à la revendication 1 comprenant en outre :
    (d) un troisième conduit de gaz de carneau définissant une trajectoire d'écoulement destinée à un gaz de carneau du réchauffeur d'air secondaire à une deuxième jonction ;
    (e) un quatrième conduit de gaz de carneau définissant une trajectoire d'écoulement destinée à un gaz de carneau des économiseurs de liquide de traitement à une deuxième jonction ;
    (f) un cinquième conduit de gaz de carneau définissant une trajectoire d'écoulement destinée à un gaz de carneau depuis la deuxième jonction ; et
    (g) un échangeur de chaleur de fluide de traitement en aval dans la trajectoire du cinquième conduit.
  8. Un système de génération de vapeur conformément à la revendication 7 comprenant en outre l'utilisation de l'échangeur de chaleur de fluide de traitement en aval pour fournir de la chaleur à un élément parmi : le flux d'air primaire, le flux d'air secondaire, ou les deux.
  9. Une méthode de récupération de chaleur destinée à récupérer de la chaleur de gaz de carneau d'échappement d'un générateur de vapeur (4) comprenant les étapes suivantes :
    (i) diviser le gaz de carneau échappé d'un générateur de vapeur en deux flux ;
    (ii) amener un premier flux à alimenter un réchauffeur d'air secondaire (22) comprenant un réchauffeur d'air à gaz régénérateur ;
    (iii) amener un deuxième flux à alimenter au moins deux économiseurs de liquide de traitement (32, 34) comprenant au moins un économiseur haute pression (32) et au moins un économiseur basse pression (34) ;
    et l'étape supplémentaire consistant à faire passer un liquide de traitement à travers un ou plusieurs échangeurs de chaleur d'air primaires pour échanger de la chaleur du liquide de traitement au flux d'air primaire dans le ou le(s) échangeurs de chaleur d'air primaire(s).
  10. Une méthode conformément à la revendication 9 comprenant en outre l'étape consistant à combiner le premier et le deuxième flux après le réchauffeur d'air secondaire et les économiseurs de liquide de traitement pour former un flux combiné qui est subséquemment en échange de chaleur avec le flux d'air primaire.
  11. Une méthode de modification d'un système de récupération de chaleur destiné à un générateur de vapeur ayant un flux d'échappement de gaz de carneau primaire approvisionnant un ou plusieurs réchauffeurs d'air, la méthode comprenant le fait de fournir au moins un économiseur de liquide de traitement haute pression et au moins un économiseur de liquide de traitement basse pression fluidiquement en parallèle avec le ou les réchauffeur(s) d'air effectuée en tant que méthode de modification d'usine existante pour adapter un module tel que défini dans n'importe laquelle des revendications 1 à 5.
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