FI124492B - PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS FOR SUPPLYING POWDER-SHEET SOLID MATERIAL TO A SLIG BURNER IN A SUSPENSION MIXTURE - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F27—FURNACES; KILNS; OVENS; RETORTS
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- B07—SEPARATING SOLIDS FROM SOLIDS; SORTING
- B07B—SEPARATING SOLIDS FROM SOLIDS BY SIEVING, SCREENING, SIFTING OR BY USING GAS CURRENTS; SEPARATING BY OTHER DRY METHODS APPLICABLE TO BULK MATERIAL, e.g. LOOSE ARTICLES FIT TO BE HANDLED LIKE BULK MATERIAL
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B07—SEPARATING SOLIDS FROM SOLIDS; SORTING
- B07B—SEPARATING SOLIDS FROM SOLIDS BY SIEVING, SCREENING, SIFTING OR BY USING GAS CURRENTS; SEPARATING BY OTHER DRY METHODS APPLICABLE TO BULK MATERIAL, e.g. LOOSE ARTICLES FIT TO BE HANDLED LIKE BULK MATERIAL
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Description
METHOD AND ARRANGEMENT FOR FEEDING POWDERY SOLID MATTER TO A CONCENTRATE BURNER OF A SUSPENSION SMELTING FURNACE
5 Field of the invention
The invention relates to a method for feeding powdery solid matter to a concentrate burner of a suspension smelting furnace as defined in the preamble of independent claim 1, wherein the method comprises using a concentrate burner comprising reaction gas feeding means, powdery solid matter feeding means and a concentrate distributor, and using a powdery 10 solid matter feeding pipe means having a channel for feeding powdery solid matter from a powdery solid matter source into the powdery solid matter feeding means of the concentrate burner, and wherein the method comprises a feeding step for feeding powdery solid matter feed to a concentrate burner of a suspension smelting furnace by means of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means so that a flow of powdery solid matter is created in the channel of the 15 powdery solid matter feeding pipe means.
The invention also relates to an arrangement for feeding powdery solid matter to a concentrate burner of a suspension smelting furnace as defined in the preamble of independent claim 12, wherein the concentrate burner comprises reaction gas feeding means, powdery solid matter feeding means and a concentrate distributor, and wherein the arrangement comprising a 20 powdery solid matter feeding pipe means having a channel for feeding powdery solid matter from a powdery solid matter source into the powdery solid matter feeding means of the concentrate burner.
The feed of powdery solid matter, such as concentrate, slag forming agents and flue dust into a suspension smelting furnace is carried out through a concentrate burner that is placed on 25 top of the reaction shaft of the suspension smelting furnace. It is extremely important for the proper operation of the concentrate burner that the powdery solid matter and process gases are evenly mixed, when discharging from the concentrate burner into the reaction space, i.e., into the ^ upper section of the reaction shaft of the suspension smelting furnace. If this is not the case, the o ^ result is on the one hand an area of under-reacted concentrate, where there is more powdery solid 00 o 30 matter than the targeted process gas/concentrate ratio and, on the other hand an area of over- c\j reacted powdery solid matter, where there is less powdery solid matter than the targeted process gas/concentrate ratio. Poor mixing results in poor slag quality, for example.
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Poor distribution of powdery solid matter also has an obvious effect on the temperature profile of the reaction shaft; hot areas are generated in the suspension smelting furnace, where
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35 the autogenous lining that is formed by the powdery solid matter, protecting the reaction shaft, is S subjected to greater thermal stresses and the result may in the worst case lead to the destruction of the reaction shaft wall. It has also been indicated that dust formation is more marked when the concentrate burner does not function properly due to poor distribution of powdery solid matter.
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One cause of poor distribution of powdery solid matter is that the powdery solid matter may contain coarse elements such as large concentrate pieces and polymer scrap.
Objective of the invention 5 The object of the invention is to provide a method and an arrangement for feeding powdery solid matter feed to a concentrate burner of a suspension smelting furnace that reduces the effect possible coarse element in the powdery solid matter has on the distribution of powdery solid matter.
10 Short description of the invention
The method for feeding powdery solid matter feed to a concentrate burner of a suspension smelting furnace of the invention is characterized by the definitions of independent claim 1.
Preferred embodiments of the method are defined in the dependent claims 2 to 11.
15 The arrangement for feeding powdery solid matter feed to a concentrate burner of a suspension smelting furnace of the invention is correspondingly characterized by the definitions of independent claim 12.
Preferred embodiments of the arrangement are defined in the dependent claims 13 to 22. The invention is based on providing a screening means, which has apertures of a 20 predetermined aperture size for screening out coarse elements from the flow of powdery solid matter of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size and on arranging the screening means in the channel of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means in a screening position in which the screening means is at least partly arranged in the flow of powdery solid matter in the channel of a powdery solid matter feeding pipe means for screening out coarse elements from the 25 flow of powdery solid matter of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size.
List of figures ^ In the following the invention will described in more detail by referring to the figures, o ^ which o 30 Figure 1 is a basic illustration of a suspension smelting furnace and its feeding ^ equipment, g Figure 2 is a vertical section of a concentrate burner that is provided in the top section of
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a reaction shaft of a suspension smelting furnace, wherein the concentrate burner is provided with a powdery solid matter feeding means, m rvJ 35 Figure 3 is a partly transparent and cut view of a detail of a powdery solid matter pipe S feed means for feeding powdery solid matter from a powdery solid matter source into the powdery solid matter feeding means of a concentrate burner,
Figure 4 is a detail view of an embodiment of the arrangement in a situation where a 3 screening means has been moved to a screening position to remove coarse elements from a flow of powdery solid matter in a channel of a powdery solid matter feeding means,
Figure 5 is another detail view of the embodiment of the arrangement shown in figure 4 in a situation where the screening means has been moved to a cleaning position to clean the 5 screening means from coarse elements and to remove coarse element from the channel of the powdery solid matter feeding means, and
Figure 6 is another detail view of the embodiment of the arrangement shown in figure 4 in a situation after the situation illustrated in figure 5 and where the screening means has been moved back to the screening position to remove coarse elements from the flow of powdery solid 10 matter in the channel of the powdery solid matter feeding means.
Detailed description of the invention
The invention relates to a method and to an arrangement for feeding powdery solid matter (not shown in the figures) to a concentrate burner of a suspension smelting furnace.
15 Figure 1 shows a suspension smelting furnace 1 having a reaction shaft 2, a settler 3, an uptake shaft 4, and a concentrate burner 5 for feeding powdery solid matter and reaction gas into the reaction shaft 2.
The suspension smelting furnace 1 shown in figure 1 has additionally a powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 having a channel 7 (see figure 3) for feeding powdery solid matter 20 from a powdery solid matter source 8 into a powdery solid matter feeding means 9 of the concentrate burner 5.
The suspension smelting furnace 1 shown in figure 1 has additionally a reaction gas feeding pipe means 11 for feeding reaction gas (not shown in the figures) into a reaction gas feeding means 10 of the concentrate burner 5.
25 As the function of a such suspension smelting furnace is known for a person skilled in the art for example from publications US 2,506,557 and FI 1052828 B, the function of a such suspension smelting furnace will not be described in detail here.
^ First the method for feeding powdery solid matter feed to a concentrate burner 5 of a o ^ suspension smelting furnace 1 and some preferred and alternative embodiments of the method o 30 will be described in greater detail.
^ The method comprises using a concentrate burner 5 comprising reaction gas feeding means 10, powdery solid matter feeding means 9 and a concentrate distributor 12.
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The method comprises using a powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 having a ^ channel 7 for feeding powdery solid matter from a powdery solid matter source 8 into the cm 35 powdery solid matter feeding means 9 of the concentrate burner 5.
^ The method comprises a feeding step for feeding powdery solid matter to the concentrate burner 5 of the suspension smelting furnace 1 by means of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 so that a flow of powdery solid matter 19 is created in the channel 7 of the powdery 4 solid matter feeding pipe means 6.
The method comprises a providing step for providing a screening means 15, which has apertures 13 of a predetermined aperture size for screening out coarse elements 18 from the flow of powdery solid matter 19 of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size.
5 The method comprises an arranging step for arranging the screening means 15 in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 in a screening position in which the screening means 15 is at least partly arranged in the flow of powdery solid matter 19 in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 for screening out coarse elements 18 from the flow of powdery solid matter 19 of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size. 10 The screening means 15 can be fixedly or releasable arranged in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 in the arranging step.
The method comprises a screening step for removing coarse elements 18 from the flow of powdery solid matter 19 in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size.
15 The arranging step comprises arranging the screening means 15 movable in the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 so that the screening means 15 are movable between the screening position in which the screening means 15 is at least partly arranged in the flow of powdery solid matter 19 in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 for screening out coarse elements 18 from the flow of powdery solid matter 19 of a size greater than 20 the predetermined aperture size and a cleaning position for cleaning the screening means 15 from coarse elements 18 and for removing coarse elements 18 from the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding means 9.
The method comprises a cleaning step for removing coarse elements 18 from the screening means 15 and from the channel 7 including firstly moving the screening means 15 into 25 said cleaning position for cleaning the screening means 15 from coarse elements 18 and for removing coarse elements 18 from the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding means 9, and subsequently moving the screening means 15 into said screening position in which the ? screening means 15 is at least partly arranged in the flow of powdery solid matter 19 in the o ^ channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 for screening out coarse elements 18 00 o 30 from the flow of powdery solid matter 19 of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size.
The method may include arranging the screening means 15 in the arranging step in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 between so that the screening means 15 is tumable between the screening position and the cleaning position by turning the screening means 15 about an axis of rotation 20, and moving the screening means 15 in the cleaning step cvj 35 between the screening position and the cleaning position by turning the screening means 15 ° about the axis of rotation 20.
The method may include providing an opening 17 in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6, and moving the screening means 15 into a such cleaning position 5 where coarse elements 18 caught by the screening means 15 fall from the screening means 15 into said opening 17. A such opening 17 may be provided with an openable cover 16 for at least partly closing the opening 17, whereby the method comprises opening the opening 17 when moving the screening means 15 to the cleaning position, and correspondingly closing the 5 opening 17 when moving the screening means 15 to the screening position. If the method included providing the opening 17 with an openable cover 16, the screening means 15 may be moved into a such cleaning position where the screening means 15 are situated at least partly outside the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 so as to enable the opening 17 to be closed by means of the openable cover 16 while the screening means 15 are 10 situated at least partly outside the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6. A such embodiment makes it possible to feed powdery solid matter 8 to the concentrate burner 5 while cleaning and/or repairing the screening means 15.
The method may include removing coarse elements 18 from the screening means 15 by means of gravity in the cleaning step, by shaking the screening means 15 in the cleaning step, by 15 throwing the coarse elements 18 by means of the screening means 15 from the coarse elements 18 in the cleaning step, and/or by mechanically cleaning the screening means 15 in the cleaning step.
An embodiment of the method includes a step for providing the screening means with steering means 21 for moving the screening means between the screening position and the 20 cleaning position such that the cleaning step includes moving the screening means between the screening position and the cleaning position by means of the steering means 21. This embodiment may include providing the screening means with controlling means 22 for controlling the steering means 21, and controlling the steering means 21 with the controlling means 22. The controlling means 22 may include a timer for controlling the steering means 21 so 25 that the screening means 15 is moved from the screening position to the cleaning position and back to the screening position for example with regular time intervals.
The providing step may include providing a screening means 15 in the having apertures ? 13 in the form of parallel elongated apertures having a width between 10 mm and 70 mm, o ^ preferably between 30 mm and 60 mm more preferable between 40 and 50 mm.
00 o 30 The providing step may include, as shown in figure 3, providing a screening means 15 comprising a bar screen (not marked with a reference numeral) having a plurality of parallel bars 14 so that apertures 13 in the form of parallel elongated apertures having a width between 10 mm
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and 70 mm, preferably between 30 mm and 60 mm, more preferable between 40 and 50 mm, are formed between two adjacent parallel bars 14.
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cm 35 The providing step may include, providing a screening means 15 comprising a grid (not cm shown in the figures) having apertures 13 of a predetermined aperture size for screening out coarse elements 18 from the flow of powdery solid matter 19 of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size.
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The providing step may include providing a screening means 15 configured for screening out coarse elements 18 of at least 60 mm, preferably at least 50 mm, more preferably at least 40 mm.
Next the arrangement for feeding powdery solid matter feed to a concentrate burner 5 of 5 a suspension smelting furnace 1 and some preferred and alternative embodiments of the arrangement will be described in greater detail.
The concentrate burner 5 comprises reaction gas feeding means 10, powdery solid matter feeding means 9 and a concentrate distributor 12.
The arrangement comprises a powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 having a 10 channel 7 for feeding powdery solid matter from a powdery solid matter source 8 into the powdery solid matter feeding means 9 of the concentrate burner 5,
The arrangement comprises a screening means 15 having apertures 13 having a predetermined aperture size for screening out coarse elements 18 from the flow of powdery solid matter 19 of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size.
15 The screening means 15 is arranged in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means in a screening position in which the screening means 15 is at least partly arranged in the flow of powdery solid matter 19 in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 for screening out coarse elements 18 from the flow of powdery solid matter 19 of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size. The screening means 15 can be fixedly or 20 releasable arranged in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6.
The screening means 15 are movable between the screening position in which the screening means 15 is at least partly arranged in the flow of powdery solid matter 19 in the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 for screening out coarse elements 18 from the flow of powdery solid matter 19 of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size 25 and a cleaning position for cleaning the screening means 15 from coarse elements 18 and for removing coarse elements 18 from the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding means 9.
The screening means 15 may be tumable arranged with respect to the channel 7 of the ? powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 so that the screening means 15 can be turned about o ^ an axis of rotation 20 between the screening position and the cleaning position, o 30 The channel 7 may be provided with an opening 17, and the screening means 15 may be ^ arranged to remove coarse elements 18 caught by the screening means 15 from the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 via the opening 17. A such opening 17 is
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preferably, but not necessarily, provided with an openable cover 16 for at least partly closing the opening 17 in such way that the openable cover 16 is configured to open the opening 17 when
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<m 35 moving the screening means 15 to the cleaning position, and in such way that the openable cover S 16 is configured to close the opening 17 when moving the screening means 15 to the screening position. If the opening 17 is provided with an openable cover 16, the screening means 15 may preferably be configured moved into a such cleaning position where the screening means 15 are 7 situated at least partly outside the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6 so as to enable the opening 17 to be closed by means of the openable cover 16 while the screening means 15 are situated at least partly outside the channel 7 of the powdery solid matter feeding pipe means 6. A such embodiment makes it possible to feed powdery solid matter 8 to the 5 concentrate burner 5 while cleaning and/or repairing the screening means 15.
The coarse particles may be configured to be removed from the screening means 15 by means of gravity in the cleaning position, by shaking the screening means 15 in the cleaning position, by throwing the coarse elements 18 by means of the screening means 15 from the screening means 15 in the cleaning position, and/or by mechanically cleaning the screening 10 means 15 in the cleaning position.
In an embodiment of the arrangement, the screening means are provided with steering means 21 for moving the screening means between the screening position and the cleaning position. In this embodiment the screening means may be provided with controlling means 22 for controlling the steering means 21. The controlling means 22 may include a timer for controlling 15 the steering means 21 so that the screening means 15 is moved from the screening position to the cleaning position and back to the screening position for example with regular time intervals.
The screening means 15 may have apertures 13 in the form of parallel elongated apertures having a width between 10 mm and 70 mm, preferably between 30 mm and 60 mm more preferable between 40 and 50 mm.
20 The screening means 15 may, as shown in figure 3, comprise a bar screen having a plurality of parallel bars 14 so that apertures 13 in the form of parallel elongated apertures having a width between 10 mm and 70 mm, preferably between 30 mm and 60 mm, more preferable between 40 and 50 mm, are formed between two adjacent parallel bars 14.
The screening means 15 may comprise a grid (not shown in the figures) having apertures 25 13 of a predetermined aperture size for screening out coarse elements 18 from the flow of powdery solid matter 19 of a size greater than the predetermined aperture size.
The screening means 15 being configured for screening out coarse elements 18 of at least ^ 60 mm, preferably at least 50 mm, more preferably at least 40 mm.
o ^ It is apparent to a person skilled in the art that as technology advances, the basic idea of o 30 the invention can be implemented in various ways. The invention and its embodiments are c\j therefore not restricted to the above examples, but they may vary within the scope of the claims, x
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