EP3475638A1 - Method and facility for recovering thermal energy on a furnace with tubular side members and for converting same into electricity by means of a turbine producing the electricity by implementing a rankine cycle - Google Patents
Method and facility for recovering thermal energy on a furnace with tubular side members and for converting same into electricity by means of a turbine producing the electricity by implementing a rankine cycleInfo
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- the invention relates to the field of heat energy recovery from tubular string furnaces and its conversion into electricity by means of a cycle-expansion turbine using a fluid other than water vapor.
- the invention relates in particular to steel reheating furnaces intended to heat products, especially slabs, blooms, blanks or billets, operating at a temperature suitable for their hot rolling, and particularly mobile beam kilns.
- a reheating furnace makes it possible to carry the products at high temperatures, for example at a temperature of about 1200 ° C. for a carbon steel.
- Oven heating is commonly done by burners fed with preheated air and fuel and operating in a slight excess of air.
- EP0971 192 discloses an example of a sparer furnace equipped with fixed spars, and movable spars.
- the products are deposited on longitudinal members and are heated by burners arranged above and below the products.
- the spars consist of cooled andirons and keels.
- the movable spars allow the products to be transported in the furnace by following a cycle comprising a first phase of climbing by the mobile spars, from an initial position, which makes it possible to lift the products.
- the first phase is followed by a second phase of horizontal transport by the mobile spars and a third phase of removal of the products on the fixed spars.
- the products are thus moved one step on the fixed spars before the fourth phase back of the movable spars in their initial position.
- the andirons of fixed spars are carried by pins integral with the hearth of the furnace.
- the andirons of the movable spars are carried by pins passing through the hearth of the oven and fixed, under the oven, on a translation frame.
- the translation chassis is based on a mechanism that ensures a rectangular cycle by the horizontal and vertical movement of the frame assembly, bowling and andirons of the movable spars.
- the structure of the spars is made by tubes or hollow profiles which are cooled by circulating heat transfer fluid, which is traditionally water at low temperature and low pressure, for example at 55 ° C and 5 bar.
- the quantity of energy removed per unit of time by the heat transfer fluid is important in order to limit the temperature and to have sufficient mechanical strength of the structure of the side members.
- the evacuated power is for example 10 MW th for a furnace of one capacity of 450 t / h.
- the hot water recovered at the outlet of the side members can then be used in the plant, for example for a sanitary use, the heating of buildings, or processes for which relatively low temperatures are required.
- the cooling of the structure of the side members by a saturated water and steam mixture is advantageous, in particular because it makes it possible to ensure the operation of the structure of the side members at a stable temperature. Indeed, the change of state of the liquid phase to the vapor phase being at a substantially constant temperature, the exit temperature of the cooling fluid of the longitudinal members is constant, whatever the operating speed of the furnace, only the amount of water passing in evolving vapor phase.
- the outlet temperature of the cooling fluid is, for example, 215 ° C. for a fluid pressure of 21 bars absolute.
- a heat recovery unit is traditionally arranged in a flue of combustion fumes from the furnace. It allows energy recovery on these fumes by preheating the combustion air of the burners and sometimes the fuel. Downstream of this recuperator, the flue gas temperature is still relatively high, for example 300 ° C. It is known to add other heat exchangers, or a recovery boiler, into flues to further exhaust the fumes. In the case where the cooling of the structure of the side members is achieved by superheated water with steam production, it may for example be a superheated water saver or a superheater steam.
- Steel reheating furnaces operate continuously and have large production capacities, for example 450 t / h. Their operating regime varies frequently, in particular according to the nature and temperature of the products put in the oven and the timing of the oven. As a result, the volume of combustion fumes also varies frequently, this being substantially proportional to the hourly tonnage of the products heated in the oven. The changes in the flue gas flow are also accompanied by a temperature variation of said fumes. These fluctuations on the temperature of the fumes lead to a significant variation in the performance of the exchangers arranged in flues or recovery boilers. At reduced tonnage, the flue gas temperature no longer makes it possible to use the residual energy of the fumes as steam.
- the products to be heated in the oven must always be heated to the rolling temperature, and this being relatively constant, the temperature of the oven walls varies little.
- the thermal losses by the beams fluctuate little, the generation of steam by a cooling system of the structure of the side members is less dependent on the hourly tonnage of the furnace.
- the thermal energies contained in the fumes and the cooling fluid of the side members each represent approximately 10 MW th on a furnace of
- KR20140036363 describes a solution for energy recovery on a steel reheating furnace making it possible to evaluate the energy losses of the furnace contained in the fumes and in the cooling system of the side members, by exploiting them in a common electricity production installation , while avoiding the problems of variability of these. It implements a power generation facility by a Rankine thermodynamic cycle using an organic fluid as a working fluid.
- An Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) machine for the English acronym Organic Rankine Cycle allows the conversion of medium and low temperature heat into electricity through the use of an organic working fluid. density higher than that of water.
- ORC machine the working fluid in the liquid state is compressed and vaporized.
- the organic fluid vapor is then expanded before being condensed.
- the machine comprises in particular an evaporator, an expansion turbine, a condenser and a booster pump.
- the expansion turbine is for example of radial or axial type, with one or two stages, the rotation of which drives an alternator which produces electricity.
- the organic fluid has a low boiling temperature, for example less than 50 ° C at atmospheric pressure, and is of wetting type, that is to say that it is not necessary to superheat the steam of this type. Fluid after evaporation to avoid creating droplets in the turbine during relaxation. This type of fluid can thus, despite a low temperature of the hot source, extract a maximum of work in the turbine and thus have a better performance than a steam cycle at low temperatures, for example. example below 350 ° C.
- thermodynamic machine that is to say the ratio between available thermal energy and net electricity produced.
- the calories needed to vaporize the organic fluid of the ORC machine are provided by the energy recovered on the heating furnace, partly on the cooling fluid of the side members and partly on the combustion fumes.
- the cooling fluid of andirons and keels is a mixture of molten salts.
- This mixture is for example composed, by mass, of 52% of KNO 3 , 18% of NaNO 3 and 30% of LiNO 3 .
- the installation comprises a recirculation loop 40 with additional equipment which makes the installation more expensive and relatively complex to exploit compared to a solution in which the cooling fluid is water or a water / steam mixture. Calories of the molten salts are transmitted to the organic fluid of the ORC by means of an exchanger 21.
- this solution does not make it possible to modulate the heat input of the molten salts to the organic fluid of the ORC. If the ORC is stopped, the continuous intake of calories by the molten salts can lead to a very significant rise in the temperature of the organic fluid, hence a risk for the installation.
- KR20140036363 describes a solution in which part of the fumes exchanges heat directly with the organic fluid of the ORC by means of an exchanger 51. In case of deterioration of this exchanger, there is a risk of fire if the organic fluid of the ORC comes in contact with the fumes.
- the state of the art therefore does not allow a double energy recovery on the fumes of the reheating furnace and on the cooling fluid of andirons and keels under conditions allowing optimum energy performance, a flexibility of regulation of the operation of the ORC and safe operating conditions.
- a method of energy recovery by an energy recovery facility adapted to be connected to at least one longitudinal heating furnace equipped with burners, said furnace reheating apparatus comprising a cooling circuit of said spars, in which water circulates, the latter being in the liquid state at the inlet of the spars and in the liquid / vapor mixing state at the outlet of the spars, said mixture being separated downstream of the spars into liquid water on one side and steam on the other side, the steam yielding directly or indirectly calories to a first intermediate recirculation loop, and further a recovery system of energy to absorb a portion of the calories of the smoke circuit discharged by the oven, said calories being transferred to a second intermediate recirculation loop, said first and second intermediate recirculation loops yielding directly or indirectly calories to an organic fluid loop arranged to feed a turbine producing electricity by implementing a cycle Organic Rankine.
- the condensation of the vapors in the exchanger allows a significant transfer of calories between the vapor and the organic fluid of the ORC. .
- the calories coming from the steam and those coming from the flue gas circuit are indirectly transferred to the organic fluid of the ORC, via a first intermediate recirculation loop arranged between a circuit comprising the vapor and the organic fluid, respectively via a second intermediate recirculation loop disposed between the smoke circuit and the organic fluid.
- the steam circuit is isolated from the organic fluid by at least two devices, for example two exchangers.
- the flue gas circuit is isolated from the organic fluid by at least two devices, for example two exchangers.
- the calories from the steam are first transferred to a first intermediate recirculation loop before being transferred to the organic fluid used in the Rankine cycle.
- the vapor has a very high pressure compared to that of the organic fluid, there is no significant risk of explosion if the exchanger pierces, even if the organic fluid of the ORC is very often a hydrocarbon or a flammable refrigerant, because the vapor can not come into contact with said organic fluid.
- the calories from the fumes are first transferred to a second intermediate recirculation loop before being transferred to the organic fluid used in the Rankine cycle. Also, there is no possible exchange between the organic fluid used in the Rankine cycle and the fumes, which avoids a risk of fire that is present in the prior art.
- the method according to the invention thus has more security than that according to the prior art.
- the combination of the two energy sources from the fumes and the cooling system can stabilize the energy input supplied to the ORC machine.
- the combination of the two energy sources from the fumes and the cooling system can make the ORC machine work more often in its optimum operating range.
- a reheat furnace is sized for a nominal production capacity corresponding to the heating of a number of tons per hour of a reference product from an initial temperature to a dewatering temperature. By experience, in operation, the oven operates on average at about 70% of its rated capacity.
- an ORC machine operates correctly over a wide range of variations of the heat source, the incoming thermal power generally being able to vary between 30% and 100%.
- the maximum efficiency of the ORC machine is obtained for the maximum design power and decreases with the incoming thermal power.
- An ORC machine must be stopped when the supply of calories to the organic fluid of the ORC machine is below a minimum threshold generally between 20 and 30% of the maximum capacity allowed by the ORC machine.
- the invention makes it possible, thanks to the stability and the capacity of the heat source coming from the cooling system of the side members, to never be less than 30% of the thermal load.
- the ORC machine is always in operation, except when the installation is stopped, and does not require complex regulation.
- an energy recovery installation capable of being connected to at least one longitudinal heating furnace equipped with burners, said heating furnace comprising a cooling circuit of said longitudinal members, in which circulates water, the latter being in the liquid state at the inlet of the side members and in the liquid / vapor mixing state at the outlet of the side members, said mixture being separated downstream of the side members in liquid water on one side and steam on the other, said installation comprising a turbine arranged to produce electricity by the implementation of a Rankine cycle on an organic fluid, said installation further comprising at least exchangers of heat functionally arranged in order to transfer to said organic fluid, at least a portion of the calories contained in combustion fumes of the burners, via a coolant, and at least a portion of the calories contained in the vapor, via a heat transfer fluid.
- At least one reheating furnace may comprise a heat exchanger which is arranged in a combustion flue of said at least one reheating furnace to collect calories from said combustion fumes and transmit them to the coolant circulating in said heat exchanger.
- the exchanger placed in the flue gas discharge according to the invention may optionally be disposed downstream in the flue gas flow direction of other energy recovery equipment on the flue gases.
- Other energy recovery equipment may be, for example, a recuperator preheating burner combustion air.
- the installation comprises a first heat exchanger functionally arranged so as to directly or indirectly transfer the energy of the vapor to an intermediate heat transfer fluid, and a second heat exchanger disposed of transferring heat energy from said heat transfer medium fluid to the organic fluid of the ORC machine.
- the heat transfer medium fluid may be an organic fluid in the liquid state, under the conditions of its use, for example a thermal oil.
- the intermediate coolant fluid is non-flammable at the temperature at which it is used, its ignition temperature being substantially higher than that of the organic fluid of the ORC.
- This configuration makes it possible to improve the robustness of the equipment by limiting the sudden variations in exchange temperatures with the organic fluid of the ORC in case of stopping of the furnace thanks to the energy storage capacity of the mass. intermediate fluid. It also makes it possible to improve the safety of the exchange system with the heat exchanger from the steam by locally controlling the behavior of this exchange without disturbing the loop supplying the ORC exchanger.
- the steam being at a pressure substantially higher than that of the intermediate fluid (approximately 20 bar on the steam side for approximately 4 to 7 bars on the intermediate fluid side), in the event of the exchanger being pierced, the fluid flow would be of the steam circuit. towards the intermediate fluid circuit thus avoiding that the intermediate fluid is spread in the andirons and bowling.
- an additional intermediate loop can be added between the steam and the intermediate fluid described above.
- a regulation of the supply of calories to the ORC machine can be carried out on the flue gas circuit, by means of a partial bypass of the exhaust gas combustion exchanger placed in the flue or a dilution of the fumes with cold air to lower the temperature. Due to the dimensioning of the ORC for an operation of the furnace at 70% of its nominal capacity, if the heat input to the ORC machine becomes too high, a part of the fumes circumvents the heat exchanger of the exhaust system. combustion or the fumes will be diluted without interfering with the operation of the oven.
- the coolant used to collect calories from combustion fumes and the one used indirectly to collect calories from andirons and keels can be of the same nature, but this method also allows the use of heat transfer fluids of different properties. This can optimize the recovery of energy with fluids used at different temperature levels and enhance the safety of the installation by choosing fluids minimizing the risk of fire or explosion if contact between smoke or steam and these fluids.
- the addition of energy storage on the intermediate circuits makes it possible to improve the efficiency of the assembly without disturbing the main exchange circuit towards the ORC.
- the operation of the cooling circuit of the longitudinal members may not be modified by the presence of the ORC machine.
- the control of the installation can thus be simplified.
- the heat output transmitted to a thermal fluid used in the flue gas exhaustion circuit may be directly determined by the temperature rise of said fluid in a heat exchanger of the combustion flue exhaust system.
- a flue gas baffle placed on the flue gas circuit can prevent heating of the thermal fluid used in the flue gas exhaust circuit.
- Another method is to use a heat transfer fluid operating at higher temperature on the intermediate loop and / or to reduce the flue gas temperature diluents, for example with an air inlet upstream of the collector placed on the flue gas. Air coolers can also be placed on the superheated water / steam circuit so as to evacuate calories from the side members.
- the ORC machine is sized according to the average operating speed of the reheating furnace and not according to the nominal capacity of the furnace. This has a double advantage: the ORC machine being smaller, the amount of the investment can be reduced, and the ORC machine can operate a maximum of time on an optimal point (maximum yield) thus producing a maximum of electricity for a faster return on investment.
- the plant according to the invention may further comprise another heat exchanger functionally arranged so as to transfer thermal energy from at least one other source to the organic fluid.
- a longitudinal heating furnace equipped with burners characterized in that it is equipped with an energy recovery installation according to the invention, said energy installation being connected to said furnace.
- FIG. 1 schematically represents an installation according to a first embodiment in which the organic fluid of the ORC machine is preheated in series by the recovery of energy on the two sources, steam and fumes,
- FIG. 2 schematically represents an installation according to a second embodiment similar to that of FIG. 1, but in which the organic fluid of the ORC machine is preheated in a single step, after the upstream addition of the two steam and smoke sources.
- FIG. 3 diagrammatically represents an installation according to a third embodiment similar to that of FIG. 2 in which an additional intermediate circuit is added on the steam side, and
- FIG. 4 schematically shows an installation according to a fourth embodiment in which organic fluids collecting the calories from the side members and combustion fumes are mixed upstream of the ORC machine and the energy is recovered in parallel.
- Products 1 are continuously heated in a furnace 2 heating tubular spars.
- the movement and maintenance of the products in the oven are provided by fixed spars and movable spars.
- the longitudinal members comprise andirons 3a and 3b keels in which circulates a cooling fluid.
- Burners 5 provide heating of furnace 2 and products 1. Combustion fumes from the burners 5 are discharged from the furnace by a flue gas flue 6.
- the cooling fluid is, for example, superheated water at a temperature of 215 ° C and a pressure of 21 bar absolute. During its flow in the side members, the superheated water is partially transformed into saturated steam 4. At the exit of the side members, the cooling fluid is composed of a mixture of superheated water and saturated steam 4. A balloon 7 allows the separation of water in the liquid state and saturated steam 4.
- the installation comprises an ORC machine implementing a Rankine cycle on an organic fluid 21 circulating in a circuit 13.
- the installation comprises an intermediate recirculation loop 16 disposed between the steam circuit and the circuit 13 of the ORC machine.
- An intermediate fluid coolant 17 circulates in the intermediate recirculation loop 16, preferably organic, maintained in the liquid state.
- the intermediate recirculation loop 16 comprises in particular two heat exchangers 8 and 18 and a circulation pump, not shown.
- the saturated steam 4 gives calories to the intermediate coolant fluid 17 by means of the exchanger 18 in which it condenses, then the intermediate heat-transfer fluid 17 in turn gives up calories to the organic fluid 21 of the ORC machine by means of the exchanger 8.
- the addition of the intermediate recirculation loop 16 can enhance the safety of the installation and use thermal fluids of different properties.
- the intermediate heat transfer fluid 17 may have a greater compatibility with the vapor than the organic fluid 21 of the ORC thus limiting the risk of fire or explosion.
- a heat exchanger 9 may be arranged in the flue gas flue 6, possibly downstream, in the flue gas flow direction, with respect to other energy recovery equipment on the flue gases, for example a preheating recuperator. burner combustion air.
- the heat exchanger 9 may be supplied with a heat transfer fluid 10, preferably organic in the liquid state, circulating in a recirculation loop January 1.
- the heat transfer fluid 10 may be of the same nature as the intermediate heat transfer fluid 17, steam side, but it may also be of a different nature.
- the fumes yield part of their heat to the coolant 10 in the heat exchanger 9.
- a second heat exchanger 12 is disposed on the recirculation loop 1 January. The second heat exchanger 12 allows the transfer of the calories captured by the heat transfer fluid 10 to the organic fluid 21 of the ORC machine.
- the organic fluid 21 circulates in the ORC machine in the recirculation loop 13 including in particular, successively in the direction of the flow of the fluid, the heat exchangers 8 and 12, an expansion turbine 14, a condensation exchanger 15 organic fluid 21 of the ORC machine and a booster pump 24.
- the heat energy transferred to the organic fluid 21 of the ORC machine in the heat exchangers 8 and 12 can carry it in the vapor phase.
- the expansion of the steam rotates the expansion turbine 14 which is coupled to an alternator that produces electricity.
- the exchanger 15 makes it possible to condense the organic fluid 21, before it is returned to the heat exchangers 8 and 12 to undergo a new Rankine cycle.
- the organic fluid 21 gives up calories in the exchanger 15 to a heat transfer fluid flowing in a circuit 22.
- a set of registers 23 makes it possible to bypass the heat exchanger 9, by all or part of the combustion fumes.
- a heat exchanger 25 makes it possible to capture calories from a fluid 26 available on the site and to transmit them to the organic fluid 21 of the ORC machine.
- the installation according to the invention thus makes it possible to also valorise one or more other heat sources for increased overall performance of the industrial site on which it is installed.
- Figure 2 shows schematically an alternative embodiment of the invention in which the smoke calories are supplied to the intermediate fluid 17 and not directly to the fluid 21 of the ORC. Likewise, the complementary supply of calories of the fluid 26 is made to the intermediate fluid 17 and not directly to the fluid 21 of the ORC.
- This configuration allows a simplified control of the ORC, and increases its safety, with a single heat exchanger in which all the heat gains to the fluid 21 and its vaporization is achieved.
- FIG 3 schematically represents another embodiment of the invention in which an intermediate loop 30 is added on the vapor side in which circulates a coolant 31.
- the steam 4 transfers heat to the coolant 31 by condensing in the exchanger 18, then the heat transfer fluid 31 in turn gives these calories to the heat transfer fluid 17 by means of a heat exchanger 32.
- This configuration makes it possible to reinforce the safety of the installation, and the flexibility of its regulation, the technology of the heat exchangers 8, 18, 31 and the nature of the heat transfer fluids 31, 17, 21 being chosen so as to have proven technologies on the exchangers and to limit the risks fire or explosion in case of contact between the fluids following the drilling of the exchangers.
- FIG. 4 diagrammatically represents another variant embodiment of the invention in which a mixture is produced between a part of the coolant 10 circulating in the recirculation loop 1 1 and a portion of the intermediate heat-transfer fluid 17, preferably organic, flowing in the recirculation loop 16, the fluids 10 and 17 being of the same nature.
- This mixture for example made by means of three-way valves 20, is then led to a heat exchanger 19 in which it transfers calories to the organic fluid 21 of the ORC machine.
- the fluid mixture is again distributed between the two recirculation loops 1 1 and 16, for example by means of three-way valves.
- the amount of energy available on the fumes and the cooling fluid of the side members is generally of the same order of magnitude, for example 10 MW th on the fumes and the side members for a furnace with a capacity of 450 t / h.
- the temperature of the saturated vapor 4 being substantially constant, for example 215 ° C for a pressure of 21 bar absolute, the heat exchange with the intermediate heat transfer fluid 17 of the recirculation loop 16 is always optimum.
- the flue gas temperature can vary, for example from 300 ° C, for a maximum capacity of the oven, to 280 ° C for 70% of its capacity.
- the heat exchange with the coolant 10 of the recirculation loop 1 1 is variable and the operating conditions of the common fluid of the loop 20 entering the ORC machine can vary, in the case of a thermal oil, of 225 ° C to 215 ° C temperature and 70 kg / s to 50 kg / s flow respectively according to the two cases of operation described above.
- the organic fluid 21 of the best adapted ORC machine is pentane, which is carried upstream of the expansion turbine 14 at a temperature for example between 135 ° C and 160 ° C respectively according to two cases of operation, so that the net power delivered by the ORC machine is maximum, respectively
- the energy recovery installation makes it possible to collect calories from at least two furnaces.
- a heat exchanger 9 may be disposed in the flue gas flue of each furnace or a single furnace.
- calories can be recovered from the steam from the stringers of both ovens or from one.
- the invention makes it possible to recover energy efficiently from the thermal losses of the furnace by the combustion fumes and the side members, thanks to a dimensioning of the ORC machine which is well adapted to the operating speed of the furnace and a the operating stability of the latter resulting from the combination of two heat sources.
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