EP3418636B1 - Verbrennungsüberwachungsverfahren und system für erdgasbrenner - Google Patents

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EP3418636B1
EP3418636B1 EP17762531.6A EP17762531A EP3418636B1 EP 3418636 B1 EP3418636 B1 EP 3418636B1 EP 17762531 A EP17762531 A EP 17762531A EP 3418636 B1 EP3418636 B1 EP 3418636B1
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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  • the present invention relates to the field of burners, in particular to a combustion monitoring method, device and system for a natural gas burner.
  • Hydrogen has a higher flammable range than pure methane, being flammable from 4% to 75% by volume, compared with 5% to 15% in the case of methane; the ignition energy is 15 times less than that of methane, and the combustion speed is 8 times more than that of methane. Thus, hydrogen explodes more easily than methane.
  • thermocouple at a flame outlet of a burner, and different protection operations are triggered on the basis of detected temperature signals.
  • Such a method can only control the risk of overheating in natural gas combustion, and is unable to avoid the instability of combustion and the increased emission of nitrogen oxides.
  • JP 2011 074844 A describes a fuel flow control of a qas turbine combustor installed in a gas turbine plant in order to overcome reliability problems in gas turbine combustors caused by fluctuations in the hydrogen concentration in the fuel, thereby maintaining a low NOx combustion performance.
  • the burner comprises a pilot burner that performs a flame stabilizing of the whole combustor.
  • a plurality of main burners placed around the pilot burner performs premixed combustion to achieve combustion low NOx.
  • a hydrogen concentration detector is installed in a main supply system to detect the hydrogen concentration contained in the fuel.
  • a controller controls the distribution of the flow rate of fuel supplied to the pilot burner through the pilot fuel supply system and the flow rate of fuel supplied to the main burners based on the detected concentration of hydrogen.
  • WO 2015/062966 A1 describes a method of operating a gas turbine.
  • a number of control variables of the gas turbine are regulated depending on a determined hydrogen content.
  • the measurement system may include a gas chromatograph and other sensors for the combustion properties of the fuel.
  • US 2016 061 1 14 A1 describes a method for controlling a gas turbine including the deducing of the fuel composition and fuel-reactivity in order to prevent flashback and blow-out. Combined measurements of physic-chemical properties of a fuel mixture for deriving the concentration of one component or for determining of a ratio of the fuels with known compositions are performed for adjusting at least one operation parameter of the gas turbine based on the determined property of the fuel gas mixture entering the combustors.
  • CN 1 623 031 A and DE 103 08 384 A1 describe methods in which continuously prevailing fuel gas properties (XG), such as the C2+ alkane content, are measured during the operation of a gas turbine group. The operating parameters of the gas turbine group are then directly influenced by the measured fuel gas properties.
  • XG continuously prevailing fuel gas properties
  • one problem solved by an embodiment of the present invention is the reduction of the main risks associated with combustion in a natural gas burner.
  • a method for monitoring combustion of a natural gas burner at a combustion controller comprises: acquiring a measurement result for natural gas in a gas supply line of the natural gas burner, wherein the measurement result comprises a gas component in the natural gas and a corresponding content; inputting the measurement result into a preset control model, to determine control information corresponding to the measurement result, wherein the control model is related to the gas component in the natural gas and the corresponding content; adjusting a flow rate of natural gas in the gas supply line of the natural gas burner according to the control information.
  • the combustion monitoring method further comprises: acquiring a dynamic signal of a dynamic sensor of the natural gas burner, an emission signal of an emission sensor and a temperature signal of a temperature sensor, to serve as a feedback signal; wherein the step of determining control information comprises: inputting the measurement result and the feedback signal into a preset control model, to acquire control information corresponding to the measurement result and the feedback signal, wherein the control model is related to the gas component in the natural gas and the corresponding content, and the feedback signal.
  • the combustion monitoring method further comprises: determining a current corresponding risk level according to the gas component in the measurement result and the corresponding content; triggering an operation corresponding to the risk level.
  • a natural gas combustion control system comprising a gas analyser and a combustion controller; the gas analyser is connected to a gas supply line of a natural gas burner, and the gas analyser is used for taking a sample from the gas supply line; analysing sampled natural gas to acquire a measurement result, wherein the measurement result comprises a gas component in the natural gas and a corresponding content; and sending the measurement result to the combustion controller; the combustion controller comprises: an acquisition unit, for acquiring the measurement result sent by the gas analyser; a determining unit, for inputting the measurement result into a preset control model, to determine control information corresponding to the measurement result, wherein the control model is related to the gas component in the natural gas and the corresponding content; an adjustment unit, for adjusting a flow rate of natural gas in the gas supply line of the natural gas burner according to the control information.
  • the natural gas combustion control system further comprises a dynamic sensor, an emission sensor and a temperature sensor, with the dynamic sensor being arranged in a combustion chamber of the natural gas burner, the emission sensor being arranged downstream of the natural gas burner, and the temperature sensor being arranged on the natural gas burner, and the combustion controller further comprises: a feedback unit, for acquiring a dynamic signal of the dynamic sensor, an emission signal of the emission sensor and a temperature signal of the temperature sensor, to serve as a feedback signal; wherein the determining unit is used for: inputting the measurement result and the feedback signal into a preset control model, to determine control information corresponding to the measurement result and the feedback signal, wherein the control model is related to the gas component in the natural gas and the corresponding content, and the feedback signal.
  • the control model is related to the gas component in the natural gas and the corresponding content, and the feedback signal.
  • Control logic of the preset control model is also associated with a position where the sensor is placed.
  • one or more sensor of each type is arranged on one said natural gas burner, wherein the combustion controller further comprises: an alarm unit, for triggering alarm information if at least any one of each type of arranged sensor fails.
  • the combustion controller further comprises: a risk control unit, for determining a current corresponding risk level according to the gas component in the measurement result and the corresponding content; a triggering unit, for triggering an operation corresponding to the risk level.
  • the risk control unit is used for: determining a current corresponding risk level according to the gas component in the measurement result and the corresponding content, in combination with the feedback signal.
  • the gas component and corresponding content are a hydrogen content.
  • combustion in the natural gas burner is controlled not merely according to temperature after combustion, etc.; the natural gas burned by the natural gas burner is subjected to gas analysis directly to acquire the measurement result, which is then inputted into the preset control model to determine control information corresponding to the measurement result, so as to adjust the flow rate of natural gas in the gas supply line of the natural gas burner according to the control information.
  • the combustion situation in the natural gas burner may be pre-judged precisely, thereby solving the problem of a lag in control, and reducing several of the principal risks associated with the natural gas burner.
  • the embodiments of the present invention can also determine the control information or adjust the control information in combination with feedback signals from each type of sensor, further increasing the accuracy of control.
  • the teaching of the present invention may be easily used in combustion monitoring and control systems.
  • the method, system and apparatus of the present invention are all suitable for premix burners or diffusion burners.
  • the present invention may be used in a gas turbine.
  • Fig. 1 shows an architecture diagram of a natural gas combustion system using a natural gas combustion control system in one embodiment of the present invention.
  • the natural gas combustion control system comprises a combustion controller 10 and a gas analyser 20.
  • the system architecture shown in fig. 1 is merely one example of the use of a natural gas combustion control system.
  • the combustion controller 10 is connected by wired or wireless connection to the gas analyser 20 and to a control valve 50 located in a gas supply line 30, in order to acquire a signal sent by the gas analyser 20 and in order to send information to or acquire information from the control valve 50 in the gas supply line 30.
  • the gas analyser 20 is connected to the gas supply line 30 of a natural gas burner 40; this connection enables the gas analyser 20 to take a sample from the gas supply line 30, i.e. to acquire a sample of natural gas burned in the natural gas burner 40.
  • the gas analyser 20 analyses the sampled natural gas, to acquire a measurement result for each type of gas component contained in the natural gas, and a corresponding content.
  • the analysis may be carried out by two methods: in the first, based on a preset gas component, the content of the gas contained in the natural gas is analysed, e.g. preferably, the hydrogen content of the natural gas is preset and analysed, then the gas analyser 20 analyses and determines the content of hydrogen in the natural gas, e.g.
  • the hydrogen content is 15%; in the second, the gas analyser 20 first analyses component categories of various gases contained in the natural gas, such as methane, ethane, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrogen sulfide, then separately determines the gas content corresponding to each type of gas component on the basis of the analysed gas components.
  • component categories of various gases contained in the natural gas such as methane, ethane, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrogen sulfide
  • the gas analyser 20 then sends the measurement result to the combustion controller 10.
  • the combustion controller 10 After acquiring the measurement result, the combustion controller 10 inputs the measurement result as input data into a preset control model, and on the basis of an output result of the control model for the input data, directly or indirectly determines control information corresponding to the measurement result.
  • the control model is related to a gas component in the natural gas and a corresponding content.
  • the control model may directly include different control information items corresponding to different natural gas gas components and contents; or the control model includes different gas intake flow rates etc. corresponding to different natural gas gas components and contents, and the combustion controller 10 then determines corresponding control information according to the gas intake flow rate, e.g. increasing flow rate or decreasing flow rate, etc.
  • control model may be presented in the form of a two-dimensional or multi-dimensional curve, e.g. with a horizontal coordinate axis as a hydrogen content value, and a vertical coordinate axis as a natural gas flow rate value, etc.; or may be a table or another form of presentation.
  • Determination of the control model may be carried out in two ways: firstly, based on manual setting; secondly, on the basis of a default setting, performing real-time adjustment based on a feedback signal.
  • the feedback signal may be various types of sensor signal mentioned below.
  • the combustion controller 10 adjusts a flow rate of natural gas in the gas supply line 30 of the natural gas burner 40 by adjusting the control valve 50 according to the control information.
  • the combustion controller 10 may also determine a current corresponding risk level according to the measurement result, e.g. a high risk level, medium risk level or low risk level. Taking the measurement of hydrogen content as an example:
  • the combustion controller 10 may also combine with another signal to determine the current corresponding risk level and trigger a corresponding operation. For example, if the hydrogen content exceeds the normal limit and reaches the high risk level, and at the same time the roar of the natural gas burner 40 exceeds a certain level for a certain period of time, then tripping of the natural gas burner 40 is triggered.
  • the roar may be acquired by placing a roar sensor on the natural gas burner 40.
  • Fig. 2 shows an architecture diagram of a natural gas combustion system using a natural gas combustion control system in another embodiment of the present invention.
  • the natural gas combustion control system comprises a combustion controller 10, a gas analyser 20, a temperature sensor 701, a temperature sensor 702, a dynamic sensor 80 and an emission sensor 90.
  • the system architecture shown in fig. 2 is merely one example of the use of a natural gas combustion control system; the system architecture may be used in a gas turbine using a premix burner.
  • the combustion controller 10 is connected by wired or wireless connection to the gas analyser 20 and to a control valve 50 located in a gas supply line 30, in order to acquire a signal sent by the gas analyser 20 and in order to send information to or acquire information from the control valve 50 in the gas supply line 30.
  • the gas analyser 20 is connected to the gas supply line 30 of a natural gas burner 40; this connection enables the gas analyser 20 to take a sample from the gas supply line 30, i.e. to acquire a sample of natural gas burned in the natural gas burner 40.
  • the gas analyser 20 analyses the sampled natural gas, to acquire a measurement result for each type of gas component contained in the natural gas, and a corresponding content.
  • the analysis may be carried out by two methods: in the first, based on a preset gas component, the content of the gas contained in the natural gas is analysed, e.g. preferably, the hydrogen content of the natural gas is preset and analysed, then the gas analyser 20 analyses and determines the content of hydrogen in the natural gas, e.g.
  • the hydrogen content is 15%; in the second, the gas analyser 20 first analyses component categories of various gases contained in the natural gas, such as methane, ethane, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrogen sulfide, then separately determines the gas content corresponding to each type of gas component on the basis of the analysed gas components.
  • component categories of various gases contained in the natural gas such as methane, ethane, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrogen sulfide
  • the gas analyser 20 then sends the measurement result to the combustion controller 10.
  • the temperature sensors 701 and 702 are located on the natural gas burner 40, to measure burner temperature; the temperature sensors may be any apparatuses capable of measuring natural gas burner temperature, such as thermocouples.
  • the emission sensor 90 is arranged downstream of the natural gas burner 40; here, those skilled in the art will understand the position where the emission sensor is placed.
  • the emission sensor 90 can measure combustion emission gases of the natural gas burner 40.
  • the dynamic sensor 80 is arranged in a combustion chamber of the natural gas burner, and can measure a combustion dynamic situation in the combustion chamber.
  • a combustion chamber of the natural gas burner can measure a combustion dynamic situation in the combustion chamber.
  • no specific combustion chamber is shown in the drawing, and the position of the dynamic sensor 80 in the drawing is purely schematic; those skilled in the art will understand the position where the dynamic sensor 80 is placed.
  • the quantities of the temperature sensors, the emission sensor and the dynamic sensor are purely schematic, and do not indicate that it is only possible to arrange individual sensors at the corresponding positions. Those skilled in the art may arrange two or more sensors of the same type for each system or each burner, based on actual needs. In addition, one or more types of the three types of sensor mentioned above may be arranged on the burner.
  • fig. 2 shows a two-stage natural gas burner 40 and corresponding complementary apparatuses; for example, a control valve 601, a control valve 602, manifold ring piping 1001, manifold ring piping 1002, a distribution branch 301 and a distribution branch 302, etc.
  • the natural gas combustion system architecture may include a single-stage or a multi-stage (two or more stages) natural gas burner and corresponding complementary apparatuses, such as a combustion controller, a gas analyser and various types of sensor.
  • control valve 601 and the control valve 602 may be control apparatuses for controlling premix gas and duty gas respectively.
  • the temperature sensor 701 and the temperature sensor 702 transmit corresponding temperature signals to the combustion controller 10, the dynamic sensor 80 transmits a corresponding dynamic signal to the combustion controller 10, and the emission sensor 90 transmits a corresponding emission signal to the combustion controller 10; correspondingly, the combustion controller 10 acquires the abovementioned signals, and uses it as a feedback signal.
  • the combustion controller 10 then inputs the measurement result and the feedback signal as input data into a preset control model, and on the basis of an output result of the control model for the input data, directly or indirectly determines control information corresponding to the measurement result and the feedback signal.
  • the control model is related to a gas component in the natural gas and a corresponding content, and the feedback signal.
  • control model may directly include different control information items corresponding to different feedback signals, for different natural gas gas components and contents; or the control model includes different gas intake flow rates etc. corresponding to different feedback signals and different natural gas gas components and contents, and the combustion controller 10 then determines corresponding control information according to the gas intake flow rate, e.g. increasing flow rate or decreasing flow rate, etc.
  • control model may be presented in the form of a multi-dimensional curve, e.g. with one horizontal coordinate axis as a hydrogen content value, one or more other horizontal coordinate axes as a value of one type of feedback signal respectively, and a vertical coordinate axis as a natural gas flow rate value, etc.; or may be a table or another form of presentation.
  • Determination of the control model may be carried out in two ways: firstly, based on manual setting; secondly, on the basis of a default setting, performing real-time adjustment based on the feedback signal.
  • control logic of the control model is also related to the position where the sensor is placed.
  • the control logic is a logic which determines, on the basis of a given input (i.e. the type of the feedback signal and a corresponding value), a corresponding output (i.e. corresponding control information). In the case where the positions where the sensors are placed are different, control information items corresponding to the same feedback signals are different.
  • the control model for the temperature sensor 701 is different from the control model for the temperature sensor 702, e.g. an alarm temperature of the former will be higher than an alarm temperature of the latter, etc.
  • the combustion controller 10 adjusts a flow rate of natural gas in the gas supply line 30 of the natural gas burner 40 by adjusting at least one of the control valve 50, the control valve 601 and the control valve 602.
  • one or more sensor of each type is arranged on one said natural gas burner, and if at least any one of each type of arranged sensor fails, then the combustion controller 10 triggers alarm information.
  • fig. 10 shows a schematic diagram of a natural gas burner including two sensors according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • Two temperature sensors 701 and 702 are arranged on the natural gas burner 40, and jointly detect a temperature of the natural gas burner. If one of the temperature sensors, e.g. temperature sensor 701, fails, then the combustion controller 10 no longer acquires a temperature signal from the temperature sensor 701, and therefore determines that the temperature sensor 701 has failed, and issues alarm information.
  • the combustion controller 10 can determine a current corresponding risk level according to a gas component in the measurement result and a corresponding content, in combination with the feedback signal. For example, if the hydrogen content exceeds a normal limit, and at the same time an emission signal of the emission sensor 90 shows that an emission content is excessive, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is a medium risk level; if the hydrogen content exceeds the normal limit, and at the same time the emission signal of the emission sensor 90 shows that the emission content is excessive and a temperature signal of the temperature sensor 701 or 702 shows a high temperature, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is a high risk level; or if a value of the hydrogen content exceeding the normal limit is very high, and at the same time the temperature signal of the temperature sensor 701 or 702 shows a high temperature, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is the high risk level.
  • Fig. 3 is a block diagram of a combustion controller according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the combustion controller 10 comprises an acquisition unit 101, a determining unit 102 and an adjustment unit 103.
  • the acquisition unit 101 acquires a measurement result for natural gas in a gas supply line of the natural gas burner, wherein the measurement result comprises a gas component in the natural gas, and a corresponding content.
  • the acquisition unit 101 may interact with a device such as a gas analyser, to acquire a measurement result sent by the gas analyser; in addition, the acquisition unit 101 may also interact with another device capable of providing the measurement result, to acquire the measurement result.
  • a device such as a gas analyser
  • the acquisition unit 101 may also interact with another device capable of providing the measurement result, to acquire the measurement result.
  • the acquisition unit 101 After acquiring the measurement result, the acquisition unit 101 sends the measurement result into the determining unit 102.
  • the determining unit 102 inputs the measurement result as input data into a preset control model, and on the basis of an output result of the control model for the input data, directly or indirectly determines control information corresponding to the measurement result.
  • the control model is related to a gas component in the natural gas and a corresponding content.
  • the control model may directly include different control information items corresponding to different natural gas gas components and contents; or the control model includes different gas intake flow rates etc. corresponding to different natural gas gas components and contents, and the combustion controller 10 then determines corresponding control information according to the gas intake flow rate, e.g. increasing flow rate or decreasing flow rate, etc.
  • control model may be presented in the form of a two-dimensional or multi-dimensional curve, e.g. with a horizontal coordinate axis as a hydrogen content value, and a vertical coordinate axis as a natural gas flow rate value, etc.; or may be a table or another form of presentation.
  • Determination of the control model may be carried out in two ways: firstly, based on manual setting; secondly, on the basis of a default setting, performing real-time adjustment based on a feedback signal.
  • the determining unit 102 sends the control information into the adjustment unit 103; the adjustment unit 103 adjusts a flow rate of natural gas in the gas supply line of the natural gas burner by adjusting a control valve for example located on the gas supply line of the natural gas burner, according to the control information.
  • Fig. 4 is a block diagram of a combustion controller according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • the combustion controller 10 comprises an acquisition unit 101, a determining unit 102, an adjustment unit 103 and a feedback unit 104.
  • the acquisition unit 101 and the adjustment unit 103 are identical or similar to the corresponding apparatuses shown in fig. 3 , so are not described again superfluously here.
  • the feedback unit 104 by interacting with a sensor corresponding to the natural gas burner or another device capable of providing a corresponding signal, acquires a dynamic signal of a dynamic sensor of the natural gas burner, an emission signal of an emission sensor and a temperature signal of a temperature sensor, to serve as a feedback signal.
  • the determining unit 102 then acquires the measurement result sent by the acquisition unit 101, and acquires the feedback signal sent by the feedback unit 104, inputs the measurement result and the feedback signal as input data into a preset control model, and on the basis of an output result of the control model for the input data, directly or indirectly determines control information corresponding to the measurement result and the feedback signal.
  • the control model is related to a gas component in the natural gas and a corresponding content, and the feedback signal.
  • control model may directly include different control information items corresponding to different feedback signals, for different natural gas gas components and contents; or the control model includes different gas intake flow rates etc. corresponding to different feedback signals and different natural gas gas components and contents, and the determining unit 102 then determines corresponding control information according to the gas intake flow rate, e.g. increasing flow rate or decreasing flow rate, etc.
  • control model may be presented in the form of a multi-dimensional curve, e.g. with one horizontal coordinate axis as a hydrogen content value, one or more other horizontal coordinate axes as a value of one type of feedback signal respectively, and a vertical coordinate axis as a natural gas flow rate value, etc.; or may be a table or another form of presentation.
  • Determination of the control model may be carried out in two ways: firstly, based on manual setting; secondly, on the basis of a default setting, performing real-time adjustment based on the feedback signal.
  • control logic of the control model is also related to the position where the sensor is placed.
  • the control logic is a logic which determines, on the basis of a given input (i.e. the type of the feedback signal and a corresponding value), a corresponding output (i.e. corresponding control information). In the case where the positions where the sensors are placed are different, control information items corresponding to the same feedback signals are different.
  • the control model for the former is different from the control model for the latter, e.g. an alarm temperature of the former will be higher than an alarm temperature of the latter, etc.
  • the combustion controller 10 further comprises an alarm unit (not shown), wherein if one or more sensor of each type is arranged on the natural gas burner corresponding to the combustion controller 10, then the alarm unit is used for triggering alarm information if at least any one of each type of arranged sensor fails.
  • an alarm unit not shown
  • fig. 10 shows a schematic diagram of a natural gas burner including two sensors according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • Two temperature sensors 701 and 702 are arranged on the natural gas burner 40, and jointly detect a temperature of the natural gas burner. If one of the temperature sensors, e.g. temperature sensor 701, fails, then the combustion controller 10 no longer acquires a temperature signal from the temperature sensor 701, and therefore determines that the temperature sensor 701 has failed, and the alarm unit issues alarm information.
  • Fig. 5 is a block diagram of a combustion controller according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • the combustion controller 10 comprises an acquisition unit 101, a determining unit 102, an adjustment unit 103, a feedback unit 104, a risk control unit 105 and a triggering unit 106.
  • the acquisition unit 101, determining unit 102, adjustment unit 103 and feedback unit 104 are identical or similar to the corresponding apparatuses shown in fig. 3 or fig. 4 , so are not described again superfluously here.
  • the risk control unit 105 can acquire the measurement result from the acquisition unit 101, and determine, on the basis of the measurement result, a current corresponding risk level, e.g. a high risk level, a medium risk level or a low risk level.
  • a current corresponding risk level e.g. a high risk level, a medium risk level or a low risk level.
  • the trigger unit 106 triggers an operation corresponding to the risk level.
  • the combustion controller 10 may also combine with another signal to determine the current corresponding risk level and trigger a corresponding operation. For example, if the hydrogen content exceeds the normal limit and reaches the high risk level, and at the same time the roar of the natural gas burner exceeds a certain level for a certain period of time, then tripping of the natural gas burner is triggered.
  • the roar may be acquired by placing a roar sensor on the natural gas burner.
  • the risk control unit 105 can determine a current corresponding risk level according to a gas component in the measurement result and a corresponding content, in combination with the feedback signal. For example, if the hydrogen content exceeds a normal limit, and at the same time an emission signal of an emission sensor shows that an emission content is excessive, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is the medium risk level; if the hydrogen content exceeds the normal limit, and at the same time the emission signal of the emission sensor shows that the emission content is excessive and a temperature signal of a temperature sensor shows a high temperature, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is a high risk level; or if a value of the hydrogen content exceeding the normal limit is very high, and at the same time the temperature signal of the temperature sensor shows a high temperature, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is the high risk level.
  • Each unit in figs. 3 - 5 may be realized using software, hardware (e.g. integrated circuits, FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array), etc.), or a combination of software and hardware.
  • software e.g. integrated circuits, FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array), etc.
  • hardware e.g. integrated circuits, FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array), etc.
  • FPGA Field-Programmable Gate Array
  • the combustion controller 10 may comprise a memory 1101 and a processor 1102.
  • the memory 1101 may store an executable instruction.
  • the processor 1102 may realize an operation executed by each unit in figs. 3 - 5 , according to the executable instruction stored in the memory 1101.
  • an embodiment of the present invention also provides a machine-readable medium, on which is stored an executable instruction which, when executed, causes a machine to execute the operation realized by the processor 1102.
  • Fig. 6 is a system flow chart of a combustion controller control method using a natural gas combustion control system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the natural gas combustion control system comprises a combustion controller 10 and a gas analyser 20.
  • fig. 1 shows a system architecture diagram of a natural gas combustion control system.
  • the combustion controller 10 is connected by wired or wireless connection to the gas analyser 20 and to a control valve 50 located in a gas supply line 30, in order to acquire a signal sent by the gas analyser 20 and in order to send information to or acquire information from the control valve 50 in the gas supply line 30.
  • the gas analyser 20 is connected to the gas supply line 30 of a natural gas burner 40; this connection enables the gas analyser 20 to take a sample from the gas supply line 30, i.e. to acquire a sample of natural gas burned in the natural gas burner 40.
  • step S1 the gas analyser 20 analyses the sampled natural gas, to acquire a measurement result for each type of gas component contained in the natural gas, and a corresponding content.
  • the analysis may be carried out by two methods: in the first, based on a preset gas component, the content of the gas contained in the natural gas is analysed, e.g. preferably, the hydrogen content of the natural gas is preset and analysed, then the gas analyser 20 analyses and determines the content of hydrogen in the natural gas, e.g.
  • the hydrogen content is 15%; in the second, the gas analyser 20 first analyses component categories of various gases contained in the natural gas, such as methane, ethane, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrogen sulfide, then separately determines the gas content corresponding to each type of gas component on the basis of the analysed gas components.
  • component categories of various gases contained in the natural gas such as methane, ethane, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, hydrogen and hydrogen sulfide
  • step S2 the gas analyser 20 sends the measurement result to the combustion controller 10.
  • step S3 after acquiring the measurement result, the combustion controller 10 inputs the measurement result as input data into a preset control model, and on the basis of an output result of the control model for the input data, directly or indirectly determines control information corresponding to the measurement result.
  • the control model is related to a gas component in the natural gas and a corresponding content.
  • the control model may directly include different control information items corresponding to different natural gas gas components and contents; or the control model includes different gas intake flow rates etc. corresponding to different natural gas gas components and contents, and the combustion controller 10 then determines corresponding control information according to the gas intake flow rate, e.g. increasing flow rate or decreasing flow rate, etc.
  • control model may be presented in the form of a two-dimensional or multi-dimensional curve, e.g. with a horizontal coordinate axis as a hydrogen content value, and a vertical coordinate axis as a natural gas flow rate value, etc.; or may be a table or another form of presentation.
  • Determination of the control model may be carried out in two ways: firstly, based on manual setting; secondly, on the basis of a default setting, performing real-time adjustment based on a feedback signal.
  • the feedback signal may be various types of sensor signal mentioned below.
  • step S4 the combustion controller 10 adjusts a flow rate of natural gas in the gas supply line 30 of the natural gas burner 40 by adjusting the control valve 50 according to the control information.
  • the method also comprises a step of determining a risk level (not shown): specifically, the combustion controller 10 determines a current corresponding risk level according to the measurement result, e.g. a high risk level, medium risk level or low risk level.
  • a risk level e.g. a high risk level, medium risk level or low risk level.
  • the method also comprises a step of combining with another signal to determine the risk level and triggering a corresponding operation (not shown): specifically, the combustion controller 10 may also combine with another signal to determine the current corresponding risk level and trigger the corresponding operation. For example, if the hydrogen content exceeds the normal limit and reaches the high risk level, and at the same time the roar of the natural gas burner 40 exceeds a certain level for a certain period of time, then tripping of the natural gas burner 40 is triggered.
  • the roar may be acquired by placing a roar sensor on the natural gas burner 40.
  • the natural gas combustion control system comprises the combustion controller 10, gas analyser 20, temperature sensor 701, temperature sensor 702, dynamic sensor 80 and emission sensor 90.
  • the temperature sensors 701 and 702 are located on the natural gas burner 40, to measure burner temperature; the temperature sensors may be any apparatuses capable of measuring natural gas burner temperature, such as thermocouples.
  • the emission sensor 90 is arranged downstream of the natural gas burner 40; here, those skilled in the art will understand the position where the emission sensor is placed.
  • the emission sensor 90 can measure combustion emission gases of the natural gas burner 40.
  • the dynamic sensor 80 is arranged in a combustion chamber of the natural gas burner, and can measure a combustion dynamic situation in the combustion chamber.
  • a combustion chamber of the natural gas burner can measure a combustion dynamic situation in the combustion chamber.
  • no specific combustion chamber is shown in the drawing, and the position of the dynamic sensor 80 in the drawing is purely schematic; those skilled in the art will understand the position where the dynamic sensor 80 is placed.
  • the quantities of the temperature sensors, the emission sensor and the dynamic sensor are purely schematic, and do not indicate that it is only possible to arrange individual sensors at the corresponding positions. Those skilled in the art may arrange two or more sensors of the same type for each system or each burner, based on actual needs. In addition, one or more types of the three types of sensor mentioned above may be arranged on the burner.
  • fig. 2 shows a two-stage natural gas burner 40 and corresponding complementary apparatuses; for example, the control valve 601, control valve 602, manifold ring piping 1001, manifold ring piping 1002, distribution branch 301 and distribution branch 302, etc.
  • the natural gas combustion system architecture may include a single-stage or a multi-stage (two or more stages) natural gas burner and corresponding complementary apparatuses, such as a combustion controller, a gas analyser and various types of sensor.
  • the system method may also comprise a step of acquiring a feedback signal (not shown): specifically, the temperature sensor 701 and the temperature sensor 702 transmit corresponding temperature signals to the combustion controller 10, the dynamic sensor 80 transmits a corresponding dynamic signal to the combustion controller 10, and the emission sensor 90 transmits a corresponding emission signal to the combustion controller 10; correspondingly, the combustion controller 10 acquires the abovementioned signals, and uses it as a feedback signal.
  • a feedback signal not shown
  • step S3 the combustion controller 10 inputs the measurement result and the feedback signal as input data into a preset control model, and on the basis of an output result of the control model for the input data, directly or indirectly determines control information corresponding to the measurement result and the feedback signal.
  • the control model is related to a gas component in the natural gas and a corresponding content, and the feedback signal.
  • control model may directly include different control information items corresponding to different feedback signals, for different natural gas gas components and contents; or the control model includes different gas intake flow rates etc. corresponding to different feedback signals and different natural gas gas components and contents, and the combustion controller 10 then determines corresponding control information according to the gas intake flow rate, e.g. increasing flow rate or decreasing flow rate, etc.
  • control model may be presented in the form of a multi-dimensional curve, e.g. with one horizontal coordinate axis as a hydrogen content value, one or more other horizontal coordinate axes as a value of one type of feedback signal respectively, and a vertical coordinate axis as a natural gas flow rate value, etc.; or may be a table or another form of presentation.
  • Determination of the control model may be carried out in two ways: firstly, based on manual setting; secondly, on the basis of a default setting, performing real-time adjustment based on the feedback signal.
  • control logic of the control model is also related to the position where the sensor is placed.
  • the control logic is a logic which determines, on the basis of a given input (i.e. the type of the feedback signal and a corresponding value), a corresponding output (i.e. corresponding control information). In the case where the positions where the sensors are placed are different, control information items corresponding to the same feedback signals are different.
  • the control model for the temperature sensor 701 is different from the control model for the temperature sensor 702, e.g. an alarm temperature of the former will be higher than an alarm temperature of the latter, etc.
  • step S4 on the basis of the control information, the combustion controller 10 adjusts a flow rate of natural gas in the gas supply line 30 of the natural gas burner 40 by adjusting at least one of the control valve 50, the control valve 601 and the control valve 602.
  • the method also comprises a step of triggering alarm information (not shown); specifically, one or more sensor of each type is arranged on one said natural gas burner, and if at least any one of each type of arranged sensor fails, then the combustion controller 10 triggers alarm information.
  • fig. 10 shows a schematic diagram of a natural gas burner including two sensors according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • Two temperature sensors 701 and 702 are arranged on the natural gas burner 40, and jointly detect a temperature of the natural gas burner. If one of the temperature sensors, e.g. temperature sensor 701, fails, then the combustion controller 10 no longer acquires a temperature signal from the temperature sensor 701, and therefore determines that the temperature sensor 701 has failed, and issues alarm information.
  • the method also comprises a step of determining a risk level in combination with the feedback signal (not shown); specifically, when the combustion controller 10 also acquires the feedback signal, the combustion controller 10 can determine a current corresponding risk level according to a gas component in the measurement result and a corresponding content, in combination with the feedback signal.
  • the hydrogen content exceeds a normal limit, and at the same time an emission signal of the emission sensor 90 shows that an emission content is excessive, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is a medium risk level; if the hydrogen content exceeds the normal limit, and at the same time the emission signal of the emission sensor 90 shows that the emission content is excessive and a temperature signal of the temperature sensor 701 or 702 shows a high temperature, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is a high risk level; or if a value of the hydrogen content exceeding the normal limit is very high, and at the same time the temperature signal of the temperature sensor 701 or 702 shows a high temperature, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is the high risk level.
  • Fig. 7 is a flow chart of a combustion controller control method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • step S101 the combustion controller 10 acquires a measurement result for natural gas in a gas supply line of the natural gas burner, wherein the measurement result comprises a gas component in the natural gas, and a corresponding content.
  • the combustion controller 10 may interact with a device such as a gas analyser, to acquire a measurement result sent by the gas analyser; in addition, the combustion controller 10 may also interact with another device capable of providing the measurement result, to acquire the measurement result.
  • a device such as a gas analyser
  • the combustion controller 10 may also interact with another device capable of providing the measurement result, to acquire the measurement result.
  • step S101 after the combustion controller 10 has acquired the measurement result, step S102 is performed.
  • step S102 the combustion controller 10 inputs the measurement result as input data into a preset control model, and on the basis of an output result of the control model for the input data, directly or indirectly determines control information corresponding to the measurement result.
  • the control model is related to a gas component in the natural gas and a corresponding content.
  • the control model may directly include different control information items corresponding to different natural gas gas components and contents; or the control model includes different gas intake flow rates etc. corresponding to different natural gas gas components and contents, and the combustion controller 10 then determines corresponding control information according to the gas intake flow rate, e.g. increasing flow rate or decreasing flow rate, etc.
  • control model may be presented in the form of a two-dimensional or multi-dimensional curve, e.g. with a horizontal coordinate axis as a hydrogen content value, and a vertical coordinate axis as a natural gas flow rate value, etc.; or may be a table or another form of presentation.
  • Determination of the control model may be carried out in two ways: firstly, based on manual setting; secondly, on the basis of a default setting, performing real-time adjustment based on a feedback signal.
  • Step S103 is then performed; in step S103, the combustion controller 10 adjusts a flow rate of natural gas in the gas supply line of the natural gas burner by adjusting a control valve for example located on the gas supply line of the natural gas burner, according to the control information.
  • Fig. 8 is a flow chart of a combustion controller control method according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • Step S101 and step S103 are identical or similar to the corresponding steps shown in fig. 7 , so are not described again superfluously here.
  • step S104 by interacting with a sensor corresponding to the natural gas burner or another device capable of providing a corresponding signal, the combustion controller 10 acquires a dynamic signal of a dynamic sensor of the natural gas burner, an emission signal of an emission sensor and a temperature signal of a temperature sensor, to serve as a feedback signal.
  • step S102 acquires the measurement result sent by step S101, and acquires the feedback signal sent by step S104, inputs the measurement result and the feedback signal as input data into a preset control model, and on the basis of an output result of the control model for the input data, directly or indirectly determines control information corresponding to the measurement result and the feedback signal.
  • the control model is related to a gas component in the natural gas and a corresponding content, and the feedback signal.
  • control model may directly include different control information items corresponding to different feedback signals, for different natural gas gas components and contents; or the control model includes different gas intake flow rates etc. corresponding to different feedback signals and different natural gas gas components and contents, and then in step S102, the combustion controller 10 determines corresponding control information according to the gas intake flow rate, e.g. increasing flow rate or decreasing flow rate, etc.
  • control model may be presented in the form of a multi-dimensional curve, e.g. with one horizontal coordinate axis as a hydrogen content value, one or more other horizontal coordinate axes as a value of one type of feedback signal respectively, and a vertical coordinate axis as a natural gas flow rate value, etc.; or may be a table or another form of presentation.
  • Determination of the control model may be carried out in two ways: firstly, based on manual setting; secondly, on the basis of a default setting, performing real-time adjustment based on the feedback signal.
  • control logic of the control model is also related to the position where the sensor is placed.
  • the control logic is a logic which determines, on the basis of a given input (i.e. the type of the feedback signal and a corresponding value), a corresponding output (i.e. corresponding control information). In the case where the positions where the sensors are placed are different, control information items corresponding to the same feedback signals are different.
  • the control model for the former is different from the control model for the latter, e.g. an alarm temperature of the former will be higher than an alarm temperature of the latter, etc.
  • the method also comprises a step of triggering alarm information (not shown); specifically, in this step, if one or more sensor of each type is arranged on the natural gas burner corresponding to the combustion controller 10, then the combustion controller 10 triggers alarm information if at least any one of each type of arranged sensor fails.
  • fig. 10 shows a schematic diagram of a natural gas burner including two sensors according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • Two temperature sensors 701 and 702 are arranged on the natural gas burner 40, and jointly detect a temperature of the natural gas burner. If one of the temperature sensors, e.g. temperature sensor 701, fails, then the combustion controller 10 no longer acquires a temperature signal from the temperature sensor 701, and therefore determines that the temperature sensor 701 has failed, and the alarm unit issues alarm information.
  • Fig. 9 is a flow chart of a combustion controller control method according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • Steps S101, S102, S103 and S104 are identical or similar to the corresponding steps shown in fig. 7 or fig. 8 , so are not described again superfluously here.
  • step S105 the combustion controller 10 can acquire the measurement result from step S101, and determine a current corresponding risk level according to the measurement result, e.g. a high risk level, medium risk level or low risk level.
  • step S106 the combustion controller 10 triggers an operation corresponding to the risk level, on the basis of the risk level.
  • the combustion controller 10 may also combine with another signal to determine the current corresponding risk level and trigger the corresponding operation. For example, if the hydrogen content exceeds the normal limit and reaches the high risk level, and at the same time the roar of the natural gas burner exceeds a certain level for a certain period of time, then tripping of the natural gas burner is triggered.
  • the roar may be acquired by placing a roar sensor on the natural gas burner.
  • step S105 can also acquire the feedback signal from step S104 (not shown in the drawing)
  • step S105 the combustion controller 10 can determine a current corresponding risk level according to a gas component in the measurement result and a corresponding content, in combination with the feedback signal.
  • the hydrogen content exceeds a normal limit, and at the same time an emission signal of the emission sensor shows that an emission content is excessive, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is a medium risk level; if the hydrogen content exceeds the normal limit, and at the same time the emission signal of the emission sensor shows that the emission content is excessive and a temperature signal of the temperature sensor shows a high temperature, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is a high risk level; or if a value of the hydrogen content exceeding the normal limit is very high, and at the same time the temperature signal of the temperature sensor shows a high temperature, then it can be determined that the current corresponding risk level is the high risk level.

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  1. Verfahren zum Verbrennungsüberwachen eines Erdgasbrenners (40) an einem Verbrennungsregler (10), das Verfahren Folgendes umfassend:
    Erfassen eines Messergebnisses für Erdgas in einer Gasversorgungsleitung (30) des Erdgasbrenners (40), wobei das Messergebnis eine Gaskomponente in dem Erdgas und einen entsprechenden Gehalt umfasst;
    Eingeben des Messergebnisses in ein voreingestelltes Regelmodell, um Regelungsinformationen entsprechend dem Messergebnis zu bestimmen, wobei das Regelmodell die Gaskomponente in dem Erdgas und den entsprechenden Gehalt betrifft;
    Einstellen einer Erdgas-Durchflussrate in der Gasversorgungsleitung (30) des Erdgasbrenners (40) gemäß den Regelungsinformationen; und
    dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Verfahren weiterhin Folgendes umfasst:
    Erfassen eines dynamischen Signals eines dynamischen Sensors (80) des Erdgasbrenners (40), eines Emissionssignals eines Emissionssensors (90) und eines Temperatursignals eines Temperatursensors (701, 702), um als ein Feedback-Signal zu dienen;
    und dadurch, dass der Schritt des Bestimmens von Regelungsinformationen Folgendes umfasst:
    Eingeben des Messergebnisses und des Feedback-Signals in das voreingestellte Regelmodell, um Regelungsinformationen entsprechend dem Messergebnis und dem Feedback-Signal zu erfassen, wobei das Regelmodell die Gaskomponente in dem Erdgas und den entsprechenden Gehalt und das Feedback-Signal betrifft.
  2. Verfahren nach Anspruch 1, wobei das Verfahren weiterhin Folgendes umfasst:
    Bestimmen einer aktuellen entsprechenden Risikostufe gemäß der Gaskomponente in dem Messergebnis und dem entsprechenden Gehalt;
    Auslösen einer Operation entsprechend der Risikostufe.
  3. Erdgas-Verbrennungsregelsystem, wobei das Erdgas-Verbrennungsregelsystem einen Gasanalysator (20) und einen Verbrennungsregler (10) umfasst;
    der Gasanalysator (20) mit einer Gasversorgungsleitung (30) eines Erdgasbrenners (40) verbunden ist und der Gasanalysator (20) zum Nehmen einer Probe aus der Gasversorgungsleitung (30) verwendet wird; Analysieren von Erdgasproben, um ein Messergebnis zu erfassen, wobei das Messergebnis eine Gaskomponente in dem Erdgas und einen entsprechenden Gehalt umfasst; und Senden des Messergebnisses an den Verbrennungsregler (10);
    der Verbrennungsregler (10) Folgendes umfasst:
    eine Erfassungseinheit (101) zum Erfassen des Messergebnisses, das durch den Gasanalysator (20) gesendet wurde;
    eine Bestimmungseinheit (102) zum Eingeben des Messergebnisses in ein voreingestelltes Regelmodell, um Regelungsinformationen entsprechend dem Messergebnis zu bestimmen, wobei das Regelmodell die Gaskomponente in dem Erdgas und den entsprechenden Gehalt betrifft;
    eine Einstelleinheit (103) zum Einstellen einer Erdgas-Durchflussrate in der Gasversorgungsleitung (30) des Erdgasbrenners (40) gemäß den Regelungsinformationen;
    dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Erdgas-Verbrennungsregelsystem weiterhin einen dynamischen Sensor (80), einen Emissionssensor (90) und einen Temperatursensor (701, 702) umfasst, wobei der dynamische Sensor (80) in einer Verbrennungskammer des Erdgasbrenners (40) angeordnet ist, der Emissionssensor (90) stromabwärtig von dem Erdgasbrenner (40) angeordnet ist und der Temperatursensor (701, 702) auf dem Erdgasbrenner (40) angeordnet ist, und der Verbrennungsregler (10) weiterhin Folgendes umfasst:
    eine Feedback-Einheit (104) zum Erfassen eines dynamischen Signals des dynamischen Sensors (80), eines Emissionssignals des Emissionssensors (90) und eines Temperatursignals des Temperatursensors (701, 702), um als ein Feedback-Signal zu dienen;
    wobei die Bestimmungseinheit (102) für Folgendes verwendet wird:
    Eingeben des Messergebnisses und des Feedback-Signals in ein voreingestelltes Regelmodell, um Regelungsinformationen entsprechend dem Messergebnis und dem Feedback-Signal zu bestimmen, wobei das Regelmodell die Gaskomponente in dem Erdgas und den entsprechenden Gehalt und das Feedback-Signal betrifft.
  4. Erdgas-Verbrennungsregelsystem nach Anspruch 3, wobei Regellogik des voreingestellten Regelmodells auch einer Position zugeordnet ist, an welcher der dynamische Sensor (80), der Emissionssensor (90) und der Temperatursensor (701, 702) angeordnet sind.
  5. Erdgas-Verbrennungsregelsystem nach Anspruch 3 oder 4, wobei ein oder mehrere Sensoren von jedem Typ auf dem Erdgasbrenner (40) angeordnet sind, wobei der Verbrennungsregler (10) weiterhin Folgendes umfasst:
    eine Alarmeinheit zum Auslösen von Alarminformationen, wenn mindestens einer von jedem Typ der angeordneten Sensoren ausfällt.
  6. Erdgas-Verbrennungsregelsystem nach einem der Ansprüche 3 bis 5, wobei der Verbrennungsregler (10) weiterhin Folgendes umfasst:
    eine Risikoregelungseinheit (105) zum Bestimmen einer aktuellen entsprechenden Risikostufe gemäß der Gaskomponente in dem Messergebnis und dem entsprechenden Gehalt;
    eine Auslöseeinheit (106) zum Auslösen einer Operation entsprechend der Risikostufe.
  7. Erdgas-Verbrennungsregelsystem nach Anspruch 6, wobei die Risikoregelungseinheit (105) für Folgendes verwendet wird:
    Bestimmen einer aktuellen entsprechenden Risikostufe gemäß der Gaskomponente in dem Messergebnis und dem entsprechenden Gehalt in Verbindung mit dem Feedback-Signal.
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