EP3353337A1 - Device for supplying carbon paste comprising a flow rate control device and supply method using such a device - Google Patents
Device for supplying carbon paste comprising a flow rate control device and supply method using such a deviceInfo
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Definitions
- Carbonaceous pulp feed device comprising a flow control device and feeding method using such a device
- the present invention relates to a device for assaying carbonaceous paste obtained from a mixture of liquid pitch and crushed coke intended to feed mold forming machines for producing electrodes, in particular anodes, for the electrolysis of aluminum.
- the electrolysis of aluminum by the Hall-Héroult process requires the prior manufacture of carbon anodes.
- the anodes are made from, in particular, liquid pitch and crushed coke, mixed and kneaded to obtain a relatively homogeneous paste.
- the paste obtained must then be accurately metered and then molded into blocks in compaction machines by vibrocompaction. The precision of the dosage allows for a more regular height of the blocks.
- the molded blocks are then introduced into ovens known as rotating lights, where they are fired in order to obtain the electrolysis anodes.
- Vibro-compaction compaction machines are also known, also called forming machines, vibrocompaction machines or vibrocompaction machines, essentially comprising a generally parallelepipedic mold of rectangular cross-section removably mounted on a vibrating table constituting the bottom of the mold and a mass pressing, able to be introduced axially into said mold by an upper end of the mold.
- the vibrating table is secured to a frame by means of suspension means and is subjected to vibration in a substantially vertical direction, along the axis of the mold, under the effect of vibration actuating means.
- Such a machine 1 'known, shown in Figures 1 and 2 of the present application, is essentially composed of a mold 1 of generally parallelepiped shape of rectangular cross section of substantially vertical axis, movable vertically, and removably mounted on a vibrating table 2, and a pressing mass 3.
- a mold 1 of generally parallelepiped shape of rectangular cross section of substantially vertical axis, movable vertically, and removably mounted on a vibrating table 2, and a pressing mass 3.
- the pasty mixture is compacted under the effect of the hammering of the mass 3.
- unbalanced shafts 5 rotate in opposite directions and induce excitation in the table 2 which then takes a vertical sinusoidal movement.
- the table 2 is installed on an elastic suspension 6 to limit vibration transmissions to the ground 7 and / or in the vicinity of the machine 1 '.
- a known feed device 10 is shown in FIG. 3. It essentially consists of a storage hopper 11 fixed with respect to the compaction machines, which is responsible for collecting the carbonaceous paste produced by the upstream process, said storage hopper 1 1 serving as a buffer between the generally continuous upstream dough stream and the discontinuous dough stream required for feeding the compaction machines.
- a vibrating extractor 13 located under the storage hopper 1 1 withdraws the carbonaceous paste to transport it and pour it into a weighing hopper 14. This extractor 13 can be of the electromagnetic or unbalanced type or any other type of drive.
- a flap 12 is located at the outlet of said storage hopper 11 and makes it possible to have a paste layer of uniform height in the vibrator 13.
- This vibrating extractor 13 is provided with a control system making it possible to vary the speed of extraction in an important report. Typically this speed can vary from 15% to 100% and more precisely from 60 to 100% at the beginning of the dosing cycle and from 15 to 30% at the end of the dosing cycle for a more precise dosage.
- the storage hopper 1 1 and the vibrating extractor 13 are suspended on load cells to know the exact mass of the dough they contain.
- the weighing hopper 14 is also suspended on weighers to know the exact mass of the dough it contains.
- a motorized distribution flap 15, driven by an alternating tilting movement, is installed in the flow of dough between the discharge orifice of the vibratory extractor 13 and the inlet orifice of the weighing hopper 14, thus enabling to dispense the paste evenly over the entire length of the weighing hopper 14.
- the operation of the vibratory extractor 13 is instantly stopped and a closure flap (not shown) located at the end of the vibrator 13 is actuated to prevent the unexpected fall of pulp and thus ensure the best accuracy of quantity of pulp dosed.
- the weighing hopper 14 is equipped at its base with an opening and closing system comprising two half-helmets 18 with synchronized tilt, said half-helmets 18 being actuated by one or more cylinders 19.
- the opening of the half-helmets helmets 18 of the weighing hopper 14 causes a drop of the carbonaceous paste in a transfer hopper 21 of a transport device 20.
- the synchronized half-helmets 18 are closed again with the aid of the hydraulic jack or cylinders 19, the weighing hopper 14 is ready for a new weighing cycle.
- the transfer device 20 is moved by means of a carriage 22 rolling along rails 23 to a first compaction machine 1 'for example and, when the transfer hopper 21 has arrived at the appropriate position, the carbonaceous paste contained in the transfer hopper 21 is poured into the mold 1 of the machine 1 'a using an opening and closing device similar to that of the weighing hopper 14.
- the dosing cycle time between the storage hopper 11 and the transfer hopper 21 can not be reduced significantly without significantly increasing the inaccuracy on the mass of pulp dosed in the weighing hopper 14. so on the molded block height. And this is not compatible with the subsequent use of the oven molded blocks. Indeed a block height accuracy of +/- 10mm is usually required to ensure their placement in these furnaces, and more precisely +/- 5mm.
- the dosing cycle is typically broken down into three steps: a first step of filling the weighing hopper 14 with 70 to 95% of the target mass of the dough and more precisely 90% to 95%. This is done at high vibration speed of the vibrating extractor 13, typically between 35 and 45 seconds and more precisely 40 seconds.
- the high extraction rate results in a high dosing inaccuracy typically of the order of 2 to 10%.
- a second so-called dough dosing step taking place at low vibration speed of the vibrating extractor 13, typically between 5 and 15 seconds and more precisely in 10 seconds.
- the low extraction rate improves the dosing accuracy, with an uncertainty typically of the order of 0.5 to 2%. Indeed with the flap 12, the dough height is constant in the extractor 13 vibrating.
- a third step called validation consisting in validating the quantity of dough by measuring the mass and draining the weighing hopper 14 to the transfer hopper 21. This step typically lasts between 5 and 20 seconds and more precisely 10 seconds
- the production rate of the blocks is therefore limited, in particular by the uncertainty on the dosage of the dough in the hopper 14 weighing. Indeed, the duration of the dosing cycle, in particular because of the filling and dosing steps, must be sufficient to obtain the correct accuracy on the determination of the carbonaceous paste.
- the invention proposes a carbon paste feed device for feeding a pulp conveying machine for forming molded blocks, for producing electrodes, for the electrolysis of aluminum.
- the device comprises:
- At least one storage hopper intended to serve as a buffer for a dough stream coming from an upstream manufacturing process
- At least one vibrating extractor disposed downstream of the storage hopper for receiving the flow of dough, the vibrating extractor comprising a bottom on which the dough moves;
- At least one weighing hopper comprising a weighing system making it possible to know the mass of dough which it contains, and disposed downstream of the vibrating extractor to receive the flow of dough;
- control device for controlling the flow of the dough flow of the vibrating extractor, the control device being able to take at least the following three positions:
- a metering position in which the flow control device releases the passage between the storage hopper and the vibrating extractor, and in which the flow control device is arranged at a first distance from the bottom of the vibrating extractor; ;
- a finishing position in which the flow control device releases the passage between the storage hopper and the vibrating extractor, and wherein the flow control device is disposed at a second distance from the bottom of the vibrating extractor , less than the first distance.
- the control device thus allows, thanks to its at least three positions, to obtain several flow rates of dough, to adjust the accuracy of the assay, while not increasing the dosing cycle time.
- the feed device may furthermore have, in particular, the following characteristics, considered alone or in combination:
- the flow control device comprises at least one hinged flap relative to the vibrating extractor to adjust the distance between the shutter and the bottom of the vibrating extractor according to the position of the flow control device;
- the flow control device comprises two flaps hinged relative to the vibrating extractor to adjust the distance between each flap and the bottom of the vibrating extractor according to the position of the flow control device; - The flow control device comprises three flaps hinged relative to the vibrating extractor to adjust the distance between each flap and the bottom of the vibrating extractor according to the position of the flow control device.
- the invention relates to a method of feeding a pulp conveying machine for forming blocks molded from carbonaceous paste by means of the feed device as presented above, the method comprising the following steps: a dosing step, in which the dough flows from the storage hopper to the weighing hopper with a first flow rate, the flow control device being in the dosing position,
- a finishing step wherein the dough flows from the storage hopper to the weigh hopper with a second flow rate lower than the first flow rate, the flow control device being in the finishing position,
- a closing step wherein the dough is prevented from flowing from the storage hopper to the weigh hopper, the flow control device being in the closed position.
- the feeding process may furthermore include, in particular, the following characteristics, considered alone or in combination:
- the speed of the vibrating extractor in the dosing step is greater than the speed of the vibrating extractor in the finishing step
- the speed of the vibrating extractor in the dosing step is between 60% and 100% of its nominal speed and the speed of the vibrating extractor in the finishing step is between 10% and 30% of its nominal speed;
- the method further comprises a filling step, wherein the flow control device is inoperative on the flow of dough.
- the object of the invention is in particular to remedy the limitations of the dough dispensing device described above by proposing a device capable of more rapidly dosing the quantity of carbonaceous paste in the weighing hopper while keeping the same precision, even to increase the dosing accuracy of dosing more precisely.
- a flow control device additional to the carbon paste dosing system.
- FIGS. 3 to 6 there is shown a device 100 for supplying carbonaceous paste, for feeding a device 120 for conveying pulp for forming molded blocks.
- the device 100 for supplying carbonaceous paste according to the invention comprises the elements already described above.
- the feed device 100 comprises at least one storage hopper 101, intended to receive carbonaceous paste coming from an upstream manufacturing process.
- the storage hopper 101 is generally fed continuously by the upstream dough stream, but is emptied batchwise as required for feeding the compaction machines.
- the storage hopper 101 acts as a buffer.
- the storage hopper 101 is mounted on a frame 102 by means of load cells, the frame 102 resting for example on the ground.
- the frame 102 comprises, for example, a table 102 'on which the hopper 101 for storage rests.
- the storage hopper 101 can be moved in a circle C on the table 102 'to change its orientation as needed.
- upstream and downstream refer to the direction of flow of the carbonaceous paste.
- the feed device 100 further comprises at least one vibratory extractor 103 disposed downstream of the storage hopper 101 and mounted on the frame 102 by means of load cells. More specifically, the storage hopper 101 comprises an opening, optionally provided with a closure mechanism, through which the carbonaceous paste leaves the storage hopper 101 to go on the vibrating extractor 103.
- the vibrating extractor 103 is provided with a system making it possible to vary the extraction speed, that is to say the vibration speed of the vibrating extractor 103, in a large ratio, typically between 1 to 3 and 1 to 6.
- the feed device 100 also comprises at least one weighing hopper 104, mounted on frame 102 by means of load cells and disposed downstream of the vibrating extractor 103 to receive the flow of carbonaceous paste in turn.
- the bottom of the weighing hopper 104 comprises, as presented above with reference to the state of the art, an opening and closing system for discharging the dough to a transport system.
- the storage hopper 101, the vibrating extractor 103 and the weighing hopper 104 being suspended on load cells, the mass of dough they contain can be permanently known.
- the vibrating extractor 103 comprises in particular a bottom 106 on which the carbonaceous paste flows.
- the bottom 106 may be slightly inclined downwardly relative to the horizontal, between the storage hopper 101 and the hopper 104 weighing so as to promote the flow of the carbonaceous paste under the effect of gravity.
- the vibratory extractor 103 is in the form of an upwardly open, substantially flat bottom channel 106, comprising two side walls 105 rising from the bottom 106 so as to form a U-shaped section.
- the terms “horizontal”, “vertical”, “up”, “down”, “above”, “below” and their variants refer to the natural orientation of the figures in which the frame 102 rests on a horizontal floor.
- the adjectives “transverse” and “longitudinal” and their variants designate the horizontal directions, the longitudinal direction being parallel to the flow direction of the paste in the horizontal plane, and the transverse direction being perpendicular to the longitudinal direction.
- a motorized distribution flap 105 driven by an alternating tilting movement, can be installed in the flow of dough between the downstream of the vibrating extractor 103 and the weighing hopper 104, thus making it possible to distribute equally the dough along the entire length of the weighing hopper 104.
- the feed device 100 further comprises a device 107 for controlling the flow of the pulp flow of the extractor 103 vibrating.
- the flow control device 107 is mounted on the frame 102, and acts on the dough flow rate in the vibrating extractor to control the amount of dough pouring into the hopper 104 weighing according to the stage of the cycle. dosage.
- the flow control device 107 can then take at least the following three positions:
- a closed position in which the flow control device 107 is in contact with the bottom 106 of the vibrating extractor 103 and closes the passage between the storage hopper 101 and the vibrating extractor 103 to prevent the flow of dough from passing towards the vibrating extractor
- a metering position in which the flow control device 107 releases the passage between the storage hopper 101 and the vibrating extractor 103, and wherein the flow control device 107 is disposed at a first distance from the bottom 106 of the extractor 103 vibrating;
- the dough can flow from the storage hopper 101 along the vibrating extractor 103 to the weigh hopper 104.
- the first distance between the flow control device 107 and the bottom 106 of the vibratory extractor defines a first section for the passage of the pulp between the two hoppers 101, 104, and consequently defines a first flow of the pulp flow. carbon.
- the distance between the flow control device 107 and the bottom 106 of the vibrating extractor 103 likewise defines a second flow rate, lower than the first flow rate of the flow position. dosage. Therefore, it is understood that when the flow control device 107 is in the finishing position, the flow control, and thereby the dosage of pulp in the hopper 104 weighing, are improved thanks to the possibility of having a second rate lower than the first rate.
- Each position of the control device 107 then corresponds to a step in the dosing cycle.
- control device 107 comprises three components:
- a second component 109 a second component 109 called dosage
- a third component 110 said finishing.
- Each of these three flaps 108, 109, 1 10 is hinged relative to the vibrating extractor 103.
- Each flap 108, 109, January 10 is for example in the form of a solid plate, comprising a transverse lower edge 108 ', 109', 1 10 'whose transverse dimension corresponds to the transverse dimension between the lateral walls 105 of the extractor 103 vibrating.
- the metering shutter 109 and the finishing shutter 10 are slidably mounted above the bottom 106 by means of a sliding connection on the frame 102 in a vertical direction, or more generally in a direction comprising at least one component perpendicular to the bottom 106 of the extractor 103 vibrating.
- the shutter 108 is for example rotatably mounted on the frame 102 above the bottom 106 about a substantially transverse axis A.
- a control mechanism of the flaps 108, 109, 1 10 makes it possible to actuate them according to the step in the dosing cycle.
- the closure flap 108 is located for example at the downstream end of the extractor 103 vibrating. It is actuated in rotation about the axis A between an open position, in which it releases a passage for the paste to pass from the extractor 103 vibrating towards the weighing hopper 104 and a closed position in which it blocks the passage and avoids any leakage of pulp from the downstream of the extractor 103 vibrating towards the hopper 104 weighed.
- the closure flap 108 in contact with the bottom 106 of the vibrating extractor 103.
- a lower transverse edge 108 'of the closure flap 108 is in contact with the bottom 106 and the closure flap 108 is also in contact with the side walls 105 so as to block the paste in the extractor.
- a face of the closure flap 108 comes into contact with a downstream end of the extractor 103 vibrating to close the entire section of the extractor 103 vibrating.
- the metering flap 109 is for example located at the outlet of said storage hopper 101, above the bottom 106 of the vibrating extractor 103, and makes it possible to have a paste layer of uniform height in the extractor 103 vibrating for a given filling speed.
- This metering flap 109 is provided with a height adjustment system relative to the bottom 106 of the extractor 103 vibrating. More specifically, the distance between a lower transverse edge 109 'of the metering flap 109 and the bottom 106 of the vibrating extractor 103 is adjustable by translation of the flap 109 on the frame 102. Thus, the metering flap 109 can take two positions.
- a first so-called inactive position in which the distance between the lower transverse edge 109 of the metering flap 109 and the bottom 106 is sufficiently high for the metering flap 109 to have no effect on the flow rate of the flow of pulp
- a second so-called dosing position in which the lower transverse edge 109 'of the dosing flap 109 is at the first distance from the bottom 106 of the extractor Vibrating, defining the first flow rate of dough.
- the metering flap 109 delimits a maximum dough height in the vibrating extractor 103, which consequently defines the first flow rate.
- the metering flap 109 can take a third closed position, in which it blocks the passage of the dough between the storage hopper 101 and the vibrating extractor 103, for example by putting the lower transverse edge 109 into contact with the dosing shutter 109 with the bottom 106 of the vibrating extractor.
- the finishing shutter 1 is located downstream of the metering shutter 109, above the bottom 106 of the vibrating extractor 103.
- This shutter 1 10 finishing is also provided with a height adjustment system relative to the bottom 106 of the extractor 103 vibrating. More specifically, the distance between a lower transverse edge 110 'of the finishing shutter 1 and the bottom 106 of the vibrating extractor 103 is adjustable by translating the finishing shutter 1 onto the frame 102.
- the shutter 1 10 of finishing can take two positions by vertical translation: a first so-called inactive position, in which the distance between the lower transverse edge 1 'of the finishing shutter 1 and the bottom 106 is sufficiently high for the shutter 1 10 finishing n' have no effect on the flow rate of the dough stream, and a second so-called finishing position, in which the transverse lower edge 1 'of the finishing shutter 1 is at the second distance from the bottom 106 of the vibrating extractor 103, defining the second flow rate of dough.
- the finishing flap 1 delimits a maximum height of pulp in the vibratory extractor 103 which is smaller than the maximum height of the dough defined by the metering flap 109 in the dosing position.
- the metering flap 109 is slidably mounted on guide columns 1 1 1 fixed to the frame 102 and placed transversely on either side of the vibrating extractor 103.
- the finishing shutter 1 is slidably mounted on guide columns 12, fixed to the frame 102 and placed transversely on either side of the vibrating extractor 103, downstream of the guide columns 1 1 1. 109 pane of dosage.
- the metering flap 109 slides on the guide columns 1 1 1 and the finishing shutter 1 10 slides on the guide columns 12 through, for example, one or more signal-type pneumatic actuators of the control mechanism.
- the actuators can also be hydraulic or electric type.
- the speed of the vibrating extractor 103 is highest so as to rapidly reduce the quantity of pulp in the hopper buffer 101 and fill the hopper 104 weighing as quickly as possible to reduce the cycle time.
- the speed varies between 60 to 100% and more precisely 80% to 100% of the nominal speed of the extractor 103 vibrating.
- the device 107 flow control may then not intervene.
- the closure flap 108 is then in the open position, and the metering flap 109 and the finishing shutter 1 are in the inactive position.
- the flow control device 107 is put in the dosing position.
- the speed of the vibrating extractor 103 is adjusted and the dosing flap 109 is actuated in translation to be put in the dosing position in order to maintain a limited height of the paste in the vibrating extractor 103 .
- the dough thus flows between the storage hopper 101 and the weighing hopper 104 according to the first flow rate.
- the speed of the vibrating extractor 103 varies between 60 to 100% and more precisely between 70% to 85% of its nominal speed.
- the speed of the vibrating extractor 103 and the first distance were previously adjusted to that the flow rate of dough which enters the storage hopper 101 corresponds approximately to the outflow rate downstream of the metering shutter 109 under the effect of the extractor 103 vibrating.
- the dough layer height for the first flow rate is 140 mm for a vibrator 900 mm wide and a dough flow of 40 t / h.
- the shutter 1 10 finishing is always inactive position, and the shutter 108 of closure is always in the open position.
- the speed of the vibrating extractor 103 is decreased.
- This step of the dosing cycle is then called the finishing step.
- the flow control device 107 is placed in the finishing position.
- the shutter 1 10 finishing is then actuated in translation to be put in the finishing position.
- the dosing flap 109 can be actuated in the inactive position or left in the dosing position. Finishing strand 1 decreases the height of the dough layer in the vibratory extractor 103 to reduce the dough flow rate to ensure better weighing accuracy.
- the dough thus flows from the storage hopper 101 to the weighing hopper 104 according to the second flow rate lower than the first flow rate.
- the vibrating speed is reduced to between 10 and 30% and more precisely between 20 and 25%. % of its nominal speed.
- the layer height in the vibrating extractor 103 is reduced by the finishing flap 1 between 50 and 100 mm and more precisely between 70 and 80 mm for a vibrating extractor 103 of 900 mm wide and a flow rate of 40 t / h.
- the shutter 1 10 finishing is between 0 and 500 mm and more precisely between 200 and 300 mm from the downstream end of the extractor 103 vibrating.
- the speed of the vibrating extractor 103 can not be too low because then the dough would no longer flow. There is therefore a minimum flow rate which depends on the width and speed of the vibrating extractor 103, as well as the dough layer height resulting from the adjustment of the finishing shutter 1.
- the operation of the vibratory extractor 103 is instantly stopped and the flow control device 107 is placed in the closed position. .
- This dosing cycle step is then called the closing step.
- the closing flap 108 located downstream of the vibrating extractor 103 is rotated to be placed in the closed position in order to prevent the unexpected fall of pulp into the hopper 104 and to ensure the best precision.
- the dosing precision is between 0.5% and 2% of the reference weight and more particularly 0.5 to 1%.
- the metering shutter 109 and the finishing shutter 1 can then be actuated in the inactive position, pending the start of a new metering cycle.
- the flow control device 107 Thanks to the flow control device 107, the dosing accuracy in the weighing hopper 104 is improved while keeping the same dosing cycle time, or the same precision is maintained by reducing the dosing cycle time and therefore increase the flow, as needed.
- the flow control device 107 may comprise a single flap, which is then articulated on the frame 102 between four positions:
- a metering position corresponding to the dosing position of the metering flap 109, defining the second flow rate lower than the first flow rate
- control device 107 may comprise a closure flap 108 as previously described, and a sliding shutter, serving as both metering shutter and finishing shutter, that is to say, can take three positions: an inactive position, a metering position and a finishing position.
- a shutter serving as flap respectively dosing or finishing it is also possible to have a shutter serving as flap respectively dosing or finishing, and a flap serving shutter and flap shutter respectively finishing or dosing.
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