EP3810330A1 - Device for purifying a gaseous medium loaded with particles - Google Patents
Device for purifying a gaseous medium loaded with particlesInfo
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- EP3810330A1 EP3810330A1 EP19737864.9A EP19737864A EP3810330A1 EP 3810330 A1 EP3810330 A1 EP 3810330A1 EP 19737864 A EP19737864 A EP 19737864A EP 3810330 A1 EP3810330 A1 EP 3810330A1
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a device for purifying a gaseous medium charged with particles of all kinds, such as dust particles, organic particles in suspension in exhaust gases of all kinds and in particular industrial boilers, chimneys equipping industrial ovens and diesel engines, ...
- This treatment device comprises an electro-filter or electro-filters with a crown effect comprising a longitudinal casing of cylindrical shape in which extends a longitudinal passage for the gases to be treated, an emissive structure extending longitudinally in the center of the passage and a collector structure (formed by stainless steel metal knitting, called cartridge) extending longitudinally between the passage and the envelope and comprising a plurality of cavities forming trapping housings for the particles contained in the gaseous medium, the emissive structure comprising a plurality of serrated plates arranged transversely to the longitudinal direction and forming points directed towards the collecting structure.
- These serrated plates are carried by a rigid rod connected to a circuit providing a stabilized high voltage and which is carried at each of its ends by an insulator protected by a bell.
- the insulators made from vitrified ceramic (dielectric), each include an end disc closing the openings of the envelope at its two longitudinal ends.
- the present invention aims to provide a device of the same type, having improved performance in particular in terms of efficiency and also leading to other advantages.
- a device for purifying a gaseous medium charged with particles comprising:
- an envelope closed at its ends by an end plate protected by a disjointed shell surrounding one of the ends of an emissive structure and having a cavity facing said end plate, said shell being disposed inside said envelope;
- an electrostatic filtration chamber having a passage for the gaseous medium charged with particles extending in said envelope between an inlet of this medium in the chamber and an outlet of the latter; said chamber comprising
- an emissive structure comprising serrated plates forming points directed towards a collecting structure
- said collecting structure being on either side of said emissive structure and designed to trap the particles contained in the gaseous medium;
- said end plate and said shell are each brought to a different predetermined potential so as to create an electric repulsion field in the vicinity of said end plate, directed towards said passage.
- the device according to the invention has, at each end of the envelope, an end plate / shell assembly which, thanks to its arrangement and the difference in potential between the end plate and the shell, creates a field electric repulsion in the vicinity of each end plate.
- This repulsive electric field is directed towards the passage of the electrostatic filtration chamber, the particles are thus repelled from the end plate and they are directed towards the passage of the electrostatic filtration chamber.
- said end plate is brought to a zero potential and said shell is brought to a negative potential of between - 10 KV and - 25 KV;
- the potential difference between said end plate and said shell is between -35 KV and 0 KV;
- said shell in the form of a bell formed by a circular wall being closed at one of its ends by a roof;
- said envelope is circular in shape and said end plate is formed by an end disc of a cylindrical part comprising a first tubular part and a second tubular part projecting from said end disc, said first tubular part and said second part tubular being opposite to each other with respect to said end disc with the first tubular part which is disposed inside said envelope and with the second tubular part which is arranged outside said envelope, said end disc further comprising a central opening forming an internal passage in said cylindrical part between said first tubular part and said second tubular part;
- said first tubular part enters said shell to form a baffle for the gas flow
- said serrated plates are carried by a central rod passing through said internal passage of said cylindrical part, said central rod being connected to a circuit supplying a stabilized high voltage and being brought to each of its ends by an insulator surrounding said central rod, said insulator being arranged in said second tubular part of said cylindrical part to electrically protect said cylindrical part from said central rod;
- said stabilized voltage of said central rod is preferably negative between -10 KV and -25 KV;
- said emissive structure comprises at least one filament conducting electricity and able to be brought to the potential of said emissive structure, said at least one filament connecting at least one said point of at least two said serrated plates to each other;
- said at least one filament connects said point of all of said serrated plates
- said at least one filament is electrically connected to a central rod carrying said serrated plates and being connected to a circuit providing a stabilized high voltage
- Said emissive structure comprises several said parallel filaments surrounding said emissive structure in a circular manner;
- said serrated plates include as many said openings as said filaments
- said serrated plates are star-shaped, that is to say with a circular central support provided at its periphery with triangular branches, the end of which forms said points;
- said serrated plates alternate with perforated helical washers
- said inlet and said outlet each form an angle with the axis of said passage generating a cyclonic effect in said passage;
- the invention also proposes the use of a purification device as defined above for the purification of exhaust gases from an internal combustion engine.
- the invention aims, in a second aspect, to provide a device having improved performance, in particular in terms of efficiency, avoiding as much as possible the deposition of particles on the tips of the emissive structure which have the effect of reducing performance, and further leading to other benefits.
- the invention proposes a device for purifying a gaseous medium charged with particles comprising:
- an electrostatic filtration chamber having a passage for the gaseous medium charged with particles extending in said envelope between an inlet of this medium in the chamber and an outlet of the latter; said chamber comprising
- an emissive structure arranged in the passage and comprising serrated plates forming spikes directed towards a collecting structure
- said emissive structure comprises at least one filament conducting electricity and able to be brought to the potential of said emissive structure, said at least one filament connecting at least one said point of at least two said serrated plates to each other.
- the device according to the invention allows, thanks to the filament which is brought to the potential of the emissive structure between two points, to form a conductive electric bridge connecting the two points.
- this filament produces an additional crown effect (ionization of the gas when the electric field reaches a breaking gradient) to the crown effect already produced by the serrated plate tips, which improves the efficiency of the purification device.
- said at least one filament has a predetermined diameter, preferably 0.5 mm;
- Said at least one opening of the serrated plates is located at a predetermined distance from said tip between 0.5 mm and 2 mm, preferably 1 mm;
- Said passage extends longitudinally and said serrated plates are arranged transversely and are carried by a central rod connected to a stabilized high voltage circuit, each end of said at least one filament being electrically connected to said central rod;
- Said serrated plates are in the shape of stars, that is to say with a circular central support provided at its periphery with branches of triangular shape whose end forms said points, said branches each comprising a said opening at the level of tips capable of receiving a said filament;
- - Said serrated plates alternate with perforated washers or rings, in the form of a helix each comprising at least one opening through which said at least one filament passes; - Said at least one opening of the perforated rings or rings is located at a predetermined distance from said tip between 0.5 mm and 2 mm, preferably 1 mm;
- Said at least one filament is a tungsten or stainless steel filament
- said serrated plates all have the same number of said points and said emissive structure comprises as many filaments as said points per serrated plate;
- said emissive structure comprises several said parallel filaments surrounding said central rod;
- - Said envelope is closed at its ends by an end plate being protected by a disjointed shell surrounding one end of said emissive structure and having a cavity facing said end plate, said shell being disposed inside of said envelope, said end plate and said shell each being brought to a different predetermined potential so as to create an electric repulsion field in the vicinity of said end plate, directed towards said passage;
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a device for purifying a gaseous medium, according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 is the sectional view identified by ll-ll in Figure 1;
- FIG. 3 is a schematic representation of Figure 2 taken at the left side of the device;
- FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the main elements of the purification device of Figure 1;
- FIG. 5 is a schematic representation of a front view of one of the star-shaped serrated plates shown in Figures 2 to 4;
- FIG. 6 is a schematic representation of a front view of one of the perforated washers in helical force shown in Figures 2 to 4;
- FIGS. 9 and 10 are respectively perspective and plan views of the shell shown in FIGS. 2 to 4.
- the device 10 for purifying a gaseous medium charged with particles which is the subject of the embodiment of FIGS. 1 to 10 is used for purifying the exhaust gases of an internal combustion engine.
- This purification device 10 comprises in particular a longitudinal casing 11 in which is housed an electrofilter with a crown effect, the operating principle of which is known from the prior art, in particular from patent application WO 01/19525.
- the casing 1 1 is closed at its ends by an end plate.
- the end plate is formed here by an end disc 31 (of a cylindrical part 30 also shown in FIGS. 2, 3, 7 and 8) and by a ring 13.
- the envelope 11 is here of circular shape. It is formed here by three cylindrical cages 16, 17 and 18 assembled together.
- the central cylindrical cage 16 is placed in the center and is assembled, at one of its ends, with the cylindrical cage 17 and at the opposite end with the cylindrical cage 18 by means of clamps 19.
- the cylindrical cages 17 and 18 are identical.
- the opening 14 is formed in the cylindrical cage 17 and the opening 15 is formed in the cylindrical cage 18.
- the purification device 10 also includes an electrostatic filtration chamber 20 located in the casing 11.
- This electrostatic filtration chamber 20 forms a longitudinal passage for the gaseous medium charged with particles between an inlet thereof and an outlet thereof.
- the inlet to the electrostatic filtration chamber 20 through which the gaseous medium charged with particles penetrates is here the opening 14.
- the outlet from the electrostatic filtration chamber 20 through which the gaseous medium free of its particles is discharged is here the opening 15.
- the inlet 14 and the outlet 15 each form an angle with the axis of the passage generating a cyclonic effect in the passage.
- the angle here is ninety degrees.
- the gaseous medium charged with particles thus enters the purification device 10, in a direction substantially perpendicular to that of the flow in the chamber and also emerges in a direction perpendicular to that of the flow in the chamber.
- the electrostatic filtration chamber 20 comprises an emissive structure 40 arranged in the passage and a collecting structure 50, on either side of the emissive structure 40, designed to trap the particles contained in the medium.
- the collecting structure 50 is formed of a cartridge produced from a knitting of metallic wire surrounding here the emissive structure 40.
- the knitting of metallic wire is here formed by three knits 51, 52 and 53 assembled so as to produce a knitting homogeneous.
- the metallic knits 51, 52 and 53 are here of cylindrical shape and they delimit an internal space in which the emissive structure 40 is arranged.
- the three knits 51, 52 and 53 comprise a plurality of cavities not shown in the figures and forming housings capable of trapping the particles contained in the medium loaded with particles passing through the passage.
- each knit 51, 52 and 53 makes it possible, by its seasoned structure, to facilitate the penetration of the particles into the thickness of the knit.
- Two identical metallic knits 51 and 52 are arranged respectively in the cylindrical cage 17 and in the cylindrical cage 18. These metallic knits 51 and 52 extend up to the end plate and they form at the level of the openings 14 and 15, a mechanical particle filter.
- a central metallic knit 53 is arranged in the central cylindrical cage 16.
- the central metallic knit 53 has annular discs 54 serving as spacers. These annular discs 54 protrude from a central tube 55 which comprises the knitted fabric 53.
- the emissive structure 40 at the center of the passage comprises, for its part, serrated plates 42 carried by a central rod 41 and which alternate with perforated washers 43.
- the central rod 41 extends axially and is carried at each of its ends by an insulator 44 surrounding the central rod 41, and which is arranged in the cylindrical part 30 (FIG. 3).
- the central rod 41 is connected to a circuit 80 supplying a stabilized high voltage of the type comprising a converter supplying a stabilized high voltage here negative and between 10 and 25 kV, with adjustment of a variator.
- the serrated plates 42 and the perforated washers 43 form metallic emissive parts mounted on the central rod 41.
- the serrated plates 42 and the perforated washers 43 are arranged transversely to the longitudinal direction of the passage.
- the serrated plate 42 is here in the shape of a star, that is to say with a circular central support 45 provided at its periphery with triangular branches 46 whose end forms a point 47.
- the circular central support 45 has a central opening 48 capable of passing the central rod 41, as well as peripheral openings 49, here eight in number.
- the peripheral openings 49 are regularly and circularly spaced around the central opening 48. The peripheral openings 49 make it possible to avoid the phenomena of back pressure.
- the triangular branches 46 are here sixteen in number and they are arranged regularly around the circular central support 45. Each branch 46 has an opening 61, at the point 47, configured to allow a conductive filament 62 to pass, as explained in more detail later.
- each opening 61 is substantially equal to the diameter of the conductive filament 62 to allow its passage.
- Each opening 61 is located at a predetermined distance from the tip 47, here the distance is between 0.5 mm and 2 mm, preferably 1 mm.
- the serrated plates 42 alternate with the perforated metal washers 43 which will now be described in support of FIG. 6.
- a single perforated washer 43 is shown in this figure, the other metal washers 43 being identical to the metal washer 43 which will be described.
- the perforated washer 43 shown in FIG. 6 here has the same outside diameter as the serrated plate 42.
- the perforated washer 43 is here in the form of a helix comprising a ring 63 from which protrudes blades 64, here in number of four.
- the ring 63 has a central opening 65 capable of passing the central rod 41.
- Each blade 64 has openings 66, here three in number, capable of passing the filament 62 as explained in more detail below.
- the diameter of each opening 66 is substantially equal to the diameter of the conductive wire to allow its passage.
- each opening 66 is located at a predetermined distance from the end of the blade 64, here the distance is between 0.5 mm and 2 mm, preferably 1 mm.
- the emissive structure 40 also includes filaments 62 conducting electricity and able to be brought to the potential of the emissive structure 40.
- these filaments 62 are very fine and are not visible in the section of FIG. 2. These filaments 62 are however visible in FIGS. 3 and 4.
- the emissive structure 40 here comprises sixteen filaments 62 (eight of which are shown in the section of FIG. 3), that is to say as many filaments 62 as tips 47 per serrated plate 42.
- the filaments 62 are here made of tungsten, but they can also be made of stainless steel and they preferably have a predetermined diameter of the order of 0.5 mm.
- the filaments 62 are parallel. They extend longitudinally in the direction of passage, parallel to the central rod 41 and they surround the central rod 41 in a circular fashion.
- the filaments 62 connect the tips 47 of the serrated plates 42 together. Each filament 62 connects a tip 47 of a serrated plate 42 to a tip 47 of another serrated plate 42 in the manner of a bridge and this, between all the serrated plates 42, all along the central rod 41.
- the filaments 62 pass here through the openings 61 of the serrated plates 42.
- the filaments 62 are located at the points 47.
- the serrated plates 42 have as many openings 61 as there are filaments 62, that is to say here sixteen openings 61 per serrated plate 42 and sixteen filaments 62.
- the serrated plates 42 have as many points 47 as there are filaments 62, that is to say here sixteen points 47 and sixteen filaments 62.
- the arrangement of the filaments 62 relative to the perforated washers it will be noted that certain filaments 62 pass through the openings 66 of the perforated washers 43 and that other filaments 62 pass through the space between the blades 64.
- the end of the filament 62 is connected to the central rod 41, the filament 62 then passes through the opening 66 (shown in FIG. 6) of the perforated washer 43 (closest to the end disc 31), then through the opening 61 (shown in FIG. 5) of a first serrated plate 42 then it passes through the opening 66 (shown in FIG. 6) of a second perforated washer 43 then through the opening 61 (shown in the FIG. 5) of a second serrated plate 42.
- the filament 62 then continues on its way in the same way (not shown in FIG. 3) to the last perforated washer 43 of the central rod 41 (illustrated on the far right in FIG. 2) before being connected in the same way way to the central rod 41 by its other end.
- the filaments 62 do not pass through the openings 66 of the perforated washers 43 but that they pass over the blades 64.
- Each end of the filaments 62 is electrically connected to the central rod 41.
- the filaments 62 are thus brought to the same tension as the central rod 41.
- the filaments 62 produce a crown effect additional to the crown effect produced by the tips 47 which allows better ionization of the gas passing through the passage and better collection of particles.
- the filaments 62 are traversed by a predetermined current capable of bringing the filaments 62 to incandescent. burn the soot particles which are deposited on the tips 47 of the serrated plates 42. The tips 47 thus remain clean throughout the duration of use of the device 10, the crown effect is thus optimal throughout the duration of use of the device 10.
- the envelope 1 1 is closed at each of its ends by an end plate, here formed by an end disc 31 and by a ring 13, protected by a disjointed shell 70 disposed inside the envelope 11 and which surrounds one of the ends of the emissive structure 40 ( Figures 2 and 3).
- the ring 13 is mounted on the end disc 31. It is held in the casing 11 by a clamp 19. The ring 13 and the collar 19 allow the cylindrical part 30 to be easily removed to facilitate cleaning of the filtration device 10.
- the cylindrical part 30 comprises the end disc 31, a first tubular part 32 and a second tubular part 33, opposite one another, and which project from the end disc 31.
- the second tubular part 33 is arranged outside the envelope 11 and the first tubular part 32 is arranged inside the envelope 11.
- the insulator 44 here made of ceramic, is arranged inside the second tubular part 33.
- the insulator 44 carries and surrounds the central rod 41. Its function is to electrically protect the cylindrical part 30 from the central rod 41 which is brought to a stabilized high voltage ( Figure 3).
- the second tubular part further comprises two bolts 35 on its external face which are here connected to the ground of the circuit and more precisely to the ground (not shown).
- the end disc 31 has a central opening 34 connecting the first tubular part 32 and the second tubular part 33 and forming a internal passage for the central rod 41 between the first tubular part 32 and the second tubular part 33.
- end disc 31 has an external diameter greater than the external diameter of the first tubular part 32 and the external diameter of the second tubular part 33.
- the external diameter of the first tubular part 32 is less than the external diameter of the second tubular part 33.
- the shell 70 has the shape of a bell. It comprises a circular wall 72 closed at one of its ends by a roof 71 as well as a central tube 73 capable of receiving the central rod 41.
- the roof 71 is in the form of a disc arranged transversely to the longitudinal direction of the passage and from which extends longitudinally, in the direction of the passage towards the end disc 31, the circular wall 72.
- the roof 71 and the circular wall 72 delimit a cavity facing the end disc 31 and the ring 13.
- the central tube 73 extends in the center of the shell 70 and it includes an end 74 which extends slightly beyond the roof 71 and an opposite end 75 which extends slightly beyond the cylindrical wall 72.
- the shell 70 is fixed to the central rod 41 by a bolt (not shown in FIG. 3) at the end 74 which extends slightly beyond the roof 71. It is brought to the same stabilized tension as the central rod 41.
- the ends of the filaments 62 are connected to the central rod 41 at the end 74 of the central tube 73.
- the shell 70, the central rod 41 and the filaments 62 are thus brought to the same predetermined potential.
- the first tubular part 32 penetrates into the shell 70, and more particularly into the cavity delimited by the circular wall 72 and the roof 71, to form a baffle for the gas flow. This baffle protects the insulator 44 from soot and moisture.
- the first tubular part 32 has a diameter greater than the central tube 73 which it encircles and the circular wall 72 has a diameter greater than the first tubular part 32 which it encircles.
- the opposite end 75 of the central tube 73 is located substantially in the central opening 34 of the end disc 31 at the insulator 44.
- the end of the circular wall 72, opposite the end closed by the roof 71, is in turn located near the end disc 31.
- the shell 70 is not in contact with the cylindrical part 30 except at the level of the central opening 34 with the insulator 44 located in the second tubular part 32 which electrically protects the shell 70 from the cylindrical part 30.
- the central rod 41 is connected to the circuit 80 providing a negative stabilized high voltage. It passes through the internal passage of the cylindrical part 30 and it is carried by the insulator 44, located in the second tubular part 33, which surrounds it.
- the insulator 44 thus electrically protects the cylindrical part 30 from the central rod 41.
- central rod 41 passes through the internal passage of the cylindrical part 30 without being in contact with the cylindrical part 30 if not with the insulator 44 which surrounds the central rod 41.
- the cylindrical part 30 and the ring 13 have a predetermined potential different from the predetermined potential of the shell 70.
- the shell 70 is brought here to a negative potential of between - 10 kV and - 25 kV by the stabilized high voltage circuit 80 while the end plate, here connected to ground and more precisely to the ground via bolts 35, is here brought to a zero potential.
- This difference in potential between the end plate (more generally the cylindrical part 30) and the shell 70 creates an electric repulsion field in the vicinity of the end plate directed towards the passage for the gaseous medium charged with particles.
- the potential difference here is between - 10 kV and - 25 kV.
- this potential difference is between - 35 kV and 0 kV.
- the charged soot particles are thus repelled from the end plate (end disc 31 and ring 13) in the direction of passage. This avoids the deposition of soot particles on the end plate.
- soot particles arriving with a predetermined speed in the device 10 at the level of the inlet 14 are thus repelled in the passage which makes it possible to avoid the deposit of soot particles on the end disc 31 and on the ring. 13.
- the cylindrical part 30 is isolated from the casing 11 for example by means of a circular insulator and the cylindrical part 30 is not connected to ground but to a circuit supplying a stabilized high voltage capable of carrying the end plate to a predetermined potential different from 0 V, for example 5 kV.
- the envelope 11 and the metallic knits 51, 52 and 53 are not circular in shape but rather square;
- the number of triangular branch 46 of the serrated plates 42 is different from sixteen, for example eight or four or any other value which may be suitable;
- the inlet to the electrostatic filtration chamber 20 through which the gaseous medium charged with particles penetrates is not the opening 14 but the opening 15 and the outlet from the electrostatic filtration chamber 20 through which the gaseous medium freed of its particles is rejected is not the opening 15 but the opening 14; - There is no ring 13, the end disc 31 is fixed directly to the end of the casing 1 1 by means of the clamp 19
- the casing 11 is not formed by three cages 16, 17 and 18 but by a single cylindrical cage comprising the opening 14 and the opening 15;
- the collecting structure 50 is not formed by three metallic knits 51, 52 and 53 but by a single metallic knit extending up to each of the end plates;
- the serrated plates 42 are not star-shaped but in the form of a blade that can be twisted or in the form of a plate having on either side of a central deflection surface, notches forming the points 47 and the structure collector 50 is not formed by circular metallic knits 51, 52 and 53 but by plates located on either side, that is to say to the left and to the right, serrated plates 42;
- the negative pole capable of generating negative high voltage electricity between 0 and 20,000 volts is connected to the central rod 41 providing a crown effect via the serrated plates 42 and the filaments 62, the central rod 41 being insulated by a dielectric ceramic, the positive pole capable of generating positive high voltage electricity between 0 and 20000 is connected to the collecting structure 50 formed of a cartridge produced from a knitted wire, the collecting structure 50 being isolated from the casing 11 by a circular insulator; note that alternatively the positive pole can be connected to the central rod and the negative pole can be connected to the collecting structure; a high-voltage power source with potential difference is thus generated so as to control the ozone concentration while having better efficiency.
- the purification device 10 comprises, upstream of the crown effect electrostatic precipitator, another similar electrostatic precipitator into which clean air enters and comes out of the ionized air which is injected through the opening 14 into the corona electrostatic precipitator in order to be mixed with the particles of the exhaust gases, and
- the purification device 10 is not used for the purification of the exhaust gases of an internal combustion engine but it is used more particularly in an industrial installation, in a thermal plant or in an incineration unit;
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