JP2000117146A - Spark detector of electric precipitator - Google Patents

Spark detector of electric precipitator

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JP2000117146A
JP2000117146A JP10296956A JP29695698A JP2000117146A JP 2000117146 A JP2000117146 A JP 2000117146A JP 10296956 A JP10296956 A JP 10296956A JP 29695698 A JP29695698 A JP 29695698A JP 2000117146 A JP2000117146 A JP 2000117146A
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Makoto Ogura
誠 小椋
Kazuaki Takato
一明 高藤
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To certainly detect the spark generation of an electric precipitator. SOLUTION: A spark detector is equipped with a charge voltage detection means 30 detecting the value of charge voltage applied across a dust collection electrode 11 and a discharge electrode 12, a detection waveform modifying circuit 34 and a charge voltage lowering detection threshold value setting device 36 setting a charge voltage lowering threshold value 62 becoming a judge standard of spark generation so as to change corresponding to the carge voltage measured value 60 detected by the charge voltage detection means 30 and a charge voltage lowering judge device 38 judging the presence of spark generation by comparing the charge voltage measured value 60 detected by the charge voltage detection means 30 and the charge voltage lowering threshold value 62 set by the detection waveform modifying circuit 34 and the charge voltage lowering detection threshold value setting device 36. By this constitution, spark discharge can be certainly detected.

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【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、空気中のダストを
捕集する電気集塵装置の火花検出装置に係り、特に火花
検出装置の誤判断を防止するための、電気集塵装置の火
花検出装置に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spark detector of an electric dust collector for collecting dust in the air, and more particularly to a spark detector of the electric dust collector for preventing erroneous determination of the spark detector. Related to the device.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】電気集塵装置は一般に、より高い荷電電
圧で運転することが装置の性能面で有利である。そのた
め通常は放電電流の定電流制御または、前記定電流制御
と荷電圧の定電圧制御方式を併用した制御装置を具備
し、無火花時は各々の制御の設定器で設定された出力上
限値で運転されている。また、コロナ放電域からアー
ク、グロー放電域への移行を防止する目的から「火花追
随制御」、「火花頻度制御」や「火花積分制御」などと
一般に呼ばれている火花発生時に行う自動制御により電
気集塵装置の荷電電圧や放電電流を制御している。
2. Description of the Related Art Generally, it is advantageous in terms of the performance of an electrostatic precipitator to operate at a higher charging voltage. Therefore, usually equipped with a constant current control of the discharge current or a control device that uses a combination of the constant current control and the constant voltage control method of the load voltage, and when there is no spark, the output upper limit value set by the setter of each control. You are driving. Also, with the aim of preventing the transition from the corona discharge zone to the arc / glow discharge zone, automatic control is performed at the time of spark generation, which is generally called `` spark tracking control '', `` spark frequency control '' or `` spark integration control ''. It controls the charging voltage and discharge current of the electrostatic precipitator.

【0003】従来の火花検出回路の動作内容を以下に説
明する。火花発生時は荷電電圧が低下する現象が発生
し、電源装置の出力側が短絡状態となるために、放電電
流が上昇する。この放電電流が予め定められた放電電流
超過検出閾値以上であることと、荷電電圧が予め定めら
れた荷電電圧低下検出閾値以下に急速に低下したことの
AND条件が成立した場合にのみ火花検出と判断して上
記に示す火花発生時の自動制御を行なっていた。
The operation of the conventional spark detection circuit will be described below. When a spark occurs, a phenomenon occurs in which the charging voltage decreases, and the output side of the power supply device is short-circuited, so that the discharge current increases. The spark detection is performed only when the discharge current is equal to or higher than a predetermined discharge current excess detection threshold, and when the AND condition that the charging voltage rapidly decreases to a predetermined charging voltage lowering detection threshold or lower is satisfied. Judgment was made and the automatic control at the time of spark generation described above was performed.

【0004】この火花検出回路からの信号により電気集
塵装置の電源装置を以下の2つの運転モードを状況に応
じて使い分けて制御している。なお、火花検出を判定す
る閾値は、電源装置の1つの運転モードである連続荷電
方式の場合と、サイクリックに荷電・休止を行うもう1
つの運転モードである間欠荷電方法の場合も共に同じ閾
値で設定して検出動作を行っていた。
[0004] A signal from the spark detection circuit controls the power supply of the electric precipitator by using the following two operation modes depending on the situation. Note that the threshold value for determining spark detection is determined in the case of the continuous charging method, which is one of the operation modes of the power supply device, and in the case of another method of performing charging / pausing cyclically.
In the case of the intermittent charging method which is one of the two operation modes, the detection operation is performed by setting the same threshold value.

【0005】[0005]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら間欠荷電
方式の場合に於いては、荷電休止時に荷電電圧が低下す
ることと、集塵装置を再荷電する時に突入充電電流が流
れることにより、火花検出条件が成立することになるた
め、連続荷電方法の時の閾値のままであると火花検出の
誤動作が発生していた。その誤動作を防止するために従
来は放電電流超過閾値の設定値を高くして、誤動作が発
生しないように対処していた。その結果、電流値が低い
火花が頻発した場合、火花として検出できないために火
花時自動制御が機能しないので荷電電圧の低下を助長
し、最終的には電源装置、電気集塵装置を保護するため
に設けられている機能である「低電圧検出装置」が動作
し、電源装置をトリップさせる事象にまで到達してしま
う。
However, in the case of the intermittent charging method, the charging voltage drops when charging is stopped and the rush charging current flows when the dust collector is recharged. Therefore, if the threshold value in the continuous charging method is maintained, a malfunction of spark detection has occurred. Conventionally, in order to prevent the malfunction, the set value of the discharge current excess threshold value is increased to prevent the malfunction. As a result, if sparks with a low current value occur frequently, automatic control at the time of spark does not function because it cannot be detected as a spark, which helps to reduce the charging voltage and ultimately protects the power supply unit and the electric dust collector The "low voltage detection device", which is a function provided in the system, operates to reach an event that trips the power supply device.

【0006】また反対に荷電電圧の設定閾値を低くした
場合には、本来検出する必要のないアーク、グロー放電
に移行しない自己消弧形の火花発生時でも自動制御して
しまう。そのために荷電一時休止時間の増加による無荷
電時間が多くなり、電気集塵装置の性能が低下する不具
合が発生していた。図3(A)、(B)、(C)、
(D)に従来の火花放電阻止回路の信号処理の機能を示
す。図3(A)は間欠荷電方式における、荷電電圧測定
値80と、荷電電圧検出閾値設定器に於いて設定された
荷電電圧低下閾値82とを時間を横軸に示した図であ
る。図3(A)は時間T1までは正常なコロナ放電が発
生していたが、T1以降火花放電84が発生して、集塵
装置の荷電電圧を遮断した例を示している。図3(B)
に示す荷電電圧低下信号86は、図3(A)に於いて荷
電電圧測定値80が荷電電圧低下閾値82を下まわった
荷電電圧低下判定領域88の間だけHiレベルになるよ
うに作られる信号である。この荷電電圧低下信号86は
火花放電が発生していない間であるにもかかわらずT
2、T3以降出力されてしまう。図3(D)に示す電力
制御指令92は、図3(B)の荷電電圧低下信号86と
図3(C)の放電電流超過信号90とのAND信号であ
り、図3(C)に示されるように放電電流超過信号90
は集塵装置に流れる突入電流によっても出力されるた
め、火花放電が発生していない間であっても図3(D)
に示す電力制御指令92がT4からT5の間出力されて
しまい、誤動作が発生していた。
On the other hand, when the set threshold value of the charging voltage is lowered, the control is automatically performed even when an arc which does not need to be detected and a self-extinguishing spark which does not shift to glow discharge. As a result, the non-charging time increases due to the increase in the charging temporary suspension time, and the performance of the electrostatic precipitator deteriorates. 3 (A), (B), (C),
(D) shows the signal processing function of the conventional spark discharge prevention circuit. FIG. 3A is a diagram in which the charging voltage measurement value 80 and the charging voltage drop threshold value 82 set by the charging voltage detection threshold value setting device in the intermittent charging method are plotted with time on the horizontal axis. FIG. 3A shows an example in which a normal corona discharge has occurred up to time T1, but a spark discharge 84 has occurred after T1 and the charging voltage of the dust collector has been cut off. FIG. 3 (B)
The charge voltage drop signal 86 shown in FIG. 3 is a signal generated so that the charge voltage measurement value 80 becomes Hi level only during the charge voltage drop determination area 88 where the charge voltage measured value 80 falls below the charge voltage drop threshold value 82 in FIG. It is. The charge voltage drop signal 86 is generated during a period when no spark discharge is occurring.
2. Output after T3. The power control command 92 shown in FIG. 3 (D) is an AND signal of the charging voltage drop signal 86 of FIG. 3 (B) and the discharge current excess signal 90 of FIG. 3 (C), and is shown in FIG. 3 (C). Discharge current excess signal 90
Is also output by the inrush current flowing to the dust collector, so that even when no spark discharge is occurring, FIG.
Is output between T4 and T5, and a malfunction has occurred.

【0007】時間T1以降に出力される電力制御指令9
2は、火花放電84による信号であるので正常な検出で
ある。本発明はこのような事情に鑑みてなされたもの
で、火花検出の誤検出及びレベルの低い火花が検出でき
ないことによる誤った電源装置のトリップを防止させる
ための電気集塵装置の火花検出装置を提供することを目
的とする。
Power control command 9 output after time T1
2 is a normal detection since it is a signal by the spark discharge 84. The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and a spark detection device of an electric precipitator for preventing erroneous detection of spark detection and erroneous tripping of a power supply device due to failure to detect a low-level spark. The purpose is to provide.

【0008】[0008]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明は前記目的を達成
するために、集塵極とその集塵極に対向して配置された
放電極との間に連続又は間欠荷電方式で電圧を印加し、
排ガス中のダストを捕集する電気集塵装置の火花検出装
置において、前記集塵極と放電極との間に印加される荷
電電圧値を検出する電圧検出手段と、前記電圧検出手段
によって検出された荷電電圧値に応じて変化するように
火花発生の判定基準となる荷電電圧低下閾値を設定する
閾値設定手段と、前記電圧検出手段によって検出された
荷電電圧値と前記閾値設定手段によって設定された荷電
電圧低下閾値とを比較することにより火花発生の有無を
判定する判定手段と、を備えたことを特徴としている。
According to the present invention, in order to achieve the above object, a voltage is continuously or intermittently applied between a dust collecting electrode and a discharge electrode arranged opposite to the dust collecting electrode. And
In a spark detection device of an electric precipitator that collects dust in exhaust gas, a voltage detection unit that detects a charging voltage value applied between the dust collection electrode and a discharge electrode, and a voltage detection unit that detects the voltage. Threshold value setting means for setting a charging voltage lowering threshold value as a criterion for spark generation so as to change in accordance with the charged voltage value, and a charging voltage value detected by the voltage detecting means and set by the threshold value setting means. Determining means for determining the presence / absence of spark by comparing with a charging voltage drop threshold.

【0009】本発明によれば、集塵極と放電極との間に
印加される荷電電圧値を検出する電圧検出手段と、前記
電圧検出手段によって検出された荷電電圧値に応じて変
化するように火花発生の判定基準となる荷電電圧低下閾
値を設定する閾値設定手段と、前記電圧検出手段によっ
て検出された荷電電圧値と前記閾値設定手段によって設
定された荷電電圧低下閾値とを比較することにより火花
発生の有無を判定する判定手段とを備えたので確実な火
花放電の検出が可能となる。これにより集塵装置の2つ
の荷電モードである、連続荷電方式と間欠荷電方式共に
同じ荷電電圧低下閾値及び放電電流超過閾値でも誤判断
せずにレベルの低い火花も検出できるので火花発生頻度
を抑制し、更に火花頻発を防止するための無荷電時間が
短縮でき電気集塵装置の機能を向上することができる。
また、電気集塵装置の性能を左右する荷電電圧を高い値
に保持し、効率を良くすることができる。
According to the present invention, voltage detecting means for detecting a charging voltage value applied between the dust collecting electrode and the discharge electrode, and the voltage detecting means changes in accordance with the charging voltage value detected by the voltage detecting means. Threshold value setting means for setting a charging voltage drop threshold value as a spark generation determination reference, and comparing the charging voltage value detected by the voltage detecting means with the charging voltage drop threshold value set by the threshold setting means. Since the determination means for determining the presence or absence of spark generation is provided, it is possible to reliably detect spark discharge. As a result, it is possible to detect a low-level spark without erroneously determining the same charging voltage drop threshold and discharge current excess threshold in both the continuous charging mode and the intermittent charging mode, which are the two charging modes of the dust collector, thereby suppressing the frequency of spark generation. Further, the non-charging time for preventing the frequent occurrence of sparks can be shortened, and the function of the electric precipitator can be improved.
In addition, the charging voltage that affects the performance of the electric precipitator can be maintained at a high value, and the efficiency can be improved.

【0010】本発明は前記目的を達成するために請求項
2に記載の発明は、前記閾値設定手段には前記電圧検出
手段によって検出された荷電電圧値を分圧する分圧抵抗
器と、前記荷電電圧値又は分圧された電圧値を所定の時
間遅延させる遅れ要素とを有することを特徴としてい
る。本発明によれば、前記閾値設定手段には前記電圧検
出手段によって検出された荷電電圧値を分圧する分圧抵
抗器と、前記荷電電圧値又は分圧された電圧値を所定の
時間遅延させる遅れ要素とを設けたので、簡単な構成で
確実に火花放電の検出が可能となる。
According to a second aspect of the present invention, in order to achieve the above object, the threshold setting means includes a voltage dividing resistor for dividing a charged voltage value detected by the voltage detecting means; A delay element for delaying the voltage value or the divided voltage value by a predetermined time. According to the present invention, the threshold setting means includes a voltage dividing resistor for dividing the charged voltage value detected by the voltage detecting means, and a delay for delaying the charged voltage value or the divided voltage value by a predetermined time. Since the elements are provided, it is possible to reliably detect spark discharge with a simple configuration.

【0011】本発明は前記目的を達成するために請求項
3に記載の発明は、前記集塵極と放電極との間を流れる
放電電流を検出する電流検出手段を有し、前記判定手段
は、前記荷電電圧値が前記荷電電圧低下閾値以下とな
り、かつ前記電流検出手段によって検出された放電電流
値が所定の放電電流超過閾値以上になったときに火花発
生があったと判別することを特徴としている。
According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided an electric vehicle comprising: a current detecting means for detecting a discharge current flowing between the dust collecting electrode and the discharge electrode; It is characterized in that it is determined that a spark has occurred when the charging voltage value is equal to or less than the charging voltage drop threshold and the discharge current value detected by the current detecting means is equal to or greater than a predetermined discharge current excess threshold value. I have.

【0012】本発明によれば、前記集塵極と放電極との
間を流れる放電電流を検出する電流検出手段を有し、前
記判定手段は、前記荷電電圧値が前記荷電電圧低下閾値
以下となり、かつ前記電流検出手段によって検出された
放電電流値が所定の放電電流超過閾値以上になったとき
に火花発生があったと判別するようにしたので、簡単な
構成で確実に火花放電の検出が可能となる。
According to the present invention, there is provided current detection means for detecting a discharge current flowing between the dust collection electrode and the discharge electrode, and the judgment means determines that the charging voltage value is equal to or less than the charging voltage drop threshold value. And, when the discharge current value detected by the current detection means is equal to or greater than a predetermined discharge current excess threshold value, it is determined that a spark has occurred. Therefore, it is possible to reliably detect the spark discharge with a simple configuration. Becomes

【0013】[0013]

【発明の実施の形態】図1に本発明に係る電気集塵装置
の火花検出装置の実施の形態を説明する。まず、電気集
塵装置の構成について説明する。電気集塵装置10は放
電極11と集塵極12から形成される集塵装置13を動
作させるために、交流電源14と、交流電圧を位相制御
するために用いるサイリスタ等の電力制御素子16と、
交流電圧を集塵装置13で利用可能な電圧に変圧するた
めの変圧器18と、変換した交流電圧を直流に変換する
整流器20と、荷電電圧検出手段30と、荷電電圧低下
判定手段32と、本発明に係る検出波形改良回路34
と、荷電電圧低下検出閾値設定器36と、荷電電圧低下
判定器38と、放電電流検出手段40と、放電電流超過
判定手段42と、放電電流超過検出閾値設定器46と、
放電電流超過判定器48と、位相制御装置50と、AN
D回路52と、位相制御回路54とから構成されてい
る。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a spark detector of an electric dust collector according to the present invention. First, the configuration of the electric precipitator will be described. The electric precipitator 10 includes an AC power supply 14 for operating a precipitator 13 formed by the discharge electrode 11 and the precipitating electrode 12, and a power control element 16 such as a thyristor used for controlling the phase of the AC voltage. ,
A transformer 18 for converting the AC voltage to a voltage usable by the dust collector 13, a rectifier 20 for converting the converted AC voltage to DC, a charged voltage detecting means 30, a charged voltage drop determining means 32, Detection waveform improving circuit 34 according to the present invention
A charging voltage drop detection threshold setting unit 36, a charging voltage drop determination unit 38, a discharge current detection unit 40, a discharge current excess determination unit 42, and a discharge current excess detection threshold setting unit 46;
Discharge current excess determiner 48, phase control device 50, AN
It comprises a D circuit 52 and a phase control circuit 54.

【0014】次に、電気集塵装置10の各部に於ける機
能及び動作について説明する。交流電源14から得られ
る電力は、集塵装置13へ供給するのに適した電力とな
るように位相制御装置50からの指令に従って電力制御
素子16により位相制御される。更に変圧器18により
電圧が昇圧された後に整流器20により直流へと変換さ
れ、集塵装置13の放電極11に印加されて放電極11
と集塵極12との間でコロナ放電を開始し、集塵運転さ
れている。このとき放電極11と集塵極12との間に印
加されている荷電電圧は例えば分圧抵抗器を使用した荷
電電圧検出手段30の出力として常に監視されている。
そして放電極11と集塵極12との間に流れている放電
電流も例えば分流抵抗器を使用した放電電流検出手段4
0の出力として常に監視されている。
Next, the function and operation of each part of the electric precipitator 10 will be described. The phase of the power obtained from the AC power supply 14 is controlled by the power control element 16 in accordance with a command from the phase control device 50 so as to be power suitable for supplying to the dust collection device 13. Further, after the voltage is increased by the transformer 18, the voltage is converted into direct current by the rectifier 20, and is applied to the discharge electrode 11 of the dust collector 13 to be discharged.
Corona discharge is started between the dust collecting electrode 12 and the dust collecting electrode 12, and the dust collecting operation is performed. At this time, the charging voltage applied between the discharge electrode 11 and the dust collecting electrode 12 is constantly monitored as an output of the charging voltage detecting means 30 using, for example, a voltage dividing resistor.
The discharge current flowing between the discharge electrode 11 and the dust collection electrode 12 is also detected by the discharge current detecting means 4 using a shunt resistor, for example.
It is always monitored as a 0 output.

【0015】もし集塵装置13内の放電極11と集塵極
12間で火花放電が発生した場合には、放電電流が瞬時
に急増するとともに荷電電圧が降下する。このときに荷
電電圧検出手段30と放電電流検出手段40に於いて検
出された荷電電圧測定値60と放電電流測定値は荷電電
圧低下判定手段32と放電電流超過判定手段42で読み
取り、供給する電力を減らすように電力制御素子16を
制御する。放電電流超過判定手段42に於いては、予め
放電電流超過閾値設定器46により設定されている放電
電流の閾値よりも放電電流測定値が大きいかどうかを放
電電流超過判定器48が判定している。検出した放電電
流測定値が閾値よりも大きい場合には放電電流超過を示
す信号を位相制御装置50のAND回路52に出力す
る。また、荷電電圧低下判定手段32に於いては、検出
した荷電電圧測定値60を検出波形改良回路34を通し
た値と、予め荷電電圧低下検出閾値設定器36により設
定されている荷電電圧の閾値とを加えた値である荷電電
圧低下閾値62と、検出した荷電電圧測定値60とを荷
電電圧低下判定器38で比較判定している。ここで前記
荷電電圧低下閾値62よりも検出した荷電電圧測定値6
0の方が低い場合には荷電電圧低下を示す信号を位相制
御装置50のAND回路52に出力する。このようにし
て得られた放電電流超過信号70と、荷電電圧低下信号
66が同時に位相制御装置50のAND回路52に入力
された場合にはAND回路52は電力制御指令を位相制
御回路54に出力し、その電力制御指令に応じて位相制
御回路54は電力制御指令を電力制御素子16に出力し
て集塵装置13に印加される電力が制御される。例えば
集塵装置13に於ける火花発生時の持続放電を防止する
ために、瞬時に電力制御素子16のゲートをオフ(荷電
停止)して一定時間経過後に火花発生時の荷電電圧まで
徐々に復帰するような火花時自動制御回路を構成する。
これにより常時適切な放電状態を維持することが可能と
なる。また、放電極11の断線または、異物混入により
放電極11と集塵極12が短絡した場合等には、荷電電
圧が徐々に低下しコロナ開始電圧以下の状態が一定時間
以上継続したことを荷電電圧検出手段30が出力するこ
とにより、前記の火花時自動制御回路が動作して電力制
御素子16のゲートをオフさせるかまたは交流電源14
を遮断させるように図示しない保護回路が構成されてい
る。
If a spark discharge occurs between the discharge electrode 11 and the dust collection electrode 12 in the dust collection device 13, the discharge current instantaneously increases and the charging voltage drops. At this time, the charging voltage measurement value 60 and the discharge current measurement value detected by the charging voltage detection means 30 and the discharge current detection means 40 are read by the charging voltage drop determination means 32 and the discharge current excess determination means 42, The power control element 16 is controlled so as to reduce the power consumption. In the discharge current excess determining means 42, the discharge current excess determiner 48 determines whether or not the discharge current measured value is larger than the discharge current threshold value set in advance by the discharge current excess threshold value setter 46. . When the detected discharge current measurement value is larger than the threshold, a signal indicating the discharge current excess is output to the AND circuit 52 of the phase control device 50. Further, in the charging voltage drop determination means 32, the detected charging voltage measurement value 60 is passed through the detection waveform improving circuit 34, and the threshold value of the charging voltage set in advance by the charging voltage drop detection threshold setting unit 36. The charging voltage drop threshold 62, which is a value obtained by adding the above, and the detected charging voltage measurement value 60 are compared and determined by the charging voltage drop determining unit 38. Here, the charged voltage measurement value 6 detected from the charged voltage drop threshold 62
When 0 is lower, a signal indicating a decrease in the charging voltage is output to the AND circuit 52 of the phase controller 50. When the discharge current excess signal 70 and the charging voltage decrease signal 66 obtained in this way are simultaneously input to the AND circuit 52 of the phase control device 50, the AND circuit 52 outputs a power control command to the phase control circuit 54. Then, in response to the power control command, the phase control circuit 54 outputs the power control command to the power control element 16 to control the power applied to the dust collector 13. For example, in order to prevent a continuous discharge at the time of spark generation in the dust collector 13, the gate of the power control element 16 is instantly turned off (charging is stopped), and after a lapse of a predetermined time, gradually returns to the charging voltage at the time of spark generation. A spark-time automatic control circuit is constructed.
This makes it possible to always maintain an appropriate discharge state. Further, in the case where the discharge electrode 11 is disconnected or the foreign matter is mixed, and the discharge electrode 11 and the dust collection electrode 12 are short-circuited, etc., the charging voltage is gradually reduced, and it is determined that the state below the corona start voltage has continued for a certain period of time. The output from the voltage detection means 30 causes the automatic control circuit for spark operation to operate to turn off the gate of the power control element 16 or
A protection circuit (not shown) is configured to cut off the current.

【0016】上記の例では荷電電圧低下判定手段32
や、放電電流超過判定手段42や、位相制御装置50に
ハードウェアを用いた例で説明しているが、A−D変換
器等でデータを読み込んでソフトウェアで判定や制御の
処理を行ってもよい。本発明に係る電気集塵装置の火花
検出装置は、荷電電圧低下判定手段32内に検出波形改
良回路34を追加することによって火花検出精度の向上
を図るものである。
In the above example, the charging voltage drop judging means 32
Also, in the example described above, hardware is used for the discharge current excess determination unit 42 and the phase control device 50. However, it is also possible to read data with an AD converter or the like and perform determination and control processing with software. Good. The spark detection device of the electrostatic precipitator according to the present invention improves the spark detection accuracy by adding a detection waveform improving circuit 34 in the charging voltage drop determination means 32.

【0017】図2(A)、(B)、(C)、(D)に検
出波形改良回路34の信号処理機能について示す。図2
(A)は間欠荷電方式における、荷電電圧検出手段30
にて検出した荷電電圧測定値60と、前記荷電電圧測定
値60を検出波形改良回路34を通過したのちに荷電電
圧低下検出閾値設定器36にて設定された荷電電圧低下
閾値62とを時間を横軸に示した図である。図2(A)
は時間T1までは正常なコロナ放電が発生していたが、
T1以降火花放電64が発生して、集塵装置13の荷電
電圧を電力制御素子16に指令を出力して遮断した例を
示している。本発明によれば、荷電電圧測定値60に応
じて荷電電圧低下閾値62が追従して変化するので図2
(B)に示す荷電電圧低下判定器38から出力されてい
る荷電電圧低下信号66は火花放電が発生しない間はL
oレベルのままである。従って、図2(C)に於ける放
電電流超過信号70が放電電流超過判定器48から出力
されていても図2(D)に示す電力制御指令72は火花
放電が発生しない間はLoレベルのままとなり誤動作は
起こらない。
FIGS. 2A, 2B, 2C and 2D show the signal processing function of the detected waveform improving circuit 34. FIG. FIG.
(A) is a charging voltage detecting means 30 in the intermittent charging method.
The charging voltage measurement value 60 detected by the above and the charging voltage reduction threshold 62 set by the charging voltage reduction detection threshold setting unit 36 after passing the charging voltage measurement value 60 through the detection waveform improving circuit 34 are compared with time. It is the figure shown on the horizontal axis. FIG. 2 (A)
The normal corona discharge occurred until time T1,
An example is shown in which a spark discharge 64 occurs after T1 and the charging voltage of the dust collecting device 13 is output to the power control element 16 and cut off. According to the present invention, the charging voltage drop threshold 62 changes in accordance with the charging voltage measurement value 60, so that FIG.
The charging voltage drop signal 66 output from the charging voltage drop determining unit 38 shown in FIG.
It remains at the o level. Therefore, even if the discharge current excess signal 70 in FIG. 2C is output from the discharge current excess determination unit 48, the power control command 72 shown in FIG. No malfunction occurs.

【0018】時間T1に於いて火花放電64が発生した
場合には、荷電電圧測定値60が火花放電64により低
下するが、検出波形改良回路34の働きにより荷電電圧
低下閾値62は追従が遅れるために図2(A)の荷電電
圧低下判定領域68の部分に於いて、荷電電圧低下信号
66=荷電電圧低下閾値62−荷電電圧測定値60が正
の値をとる。従って、図2(B)に示す荷電電圧低下信
号66が火花放電64の発生と同時に検出波形改良回路
34の時定数の時間の間出力される。この荷電電圧低下
信号66と、図2(C)に示す放電電流超過信号70と
のAND演算をAND回路52で行うことにより、図2
(D)に示す電力制御指令72が得られる。
If a spark discharge 64 occurs at the time T1, the charged voltage measurement value 60 is reduced by the spark discharge 64, but the tracking of the charged voltage drop threshold 62 is delayed by the operation of the detection waveform improving circuit 34. 2 (A), the charged voltage drop signal 66 = charge voltage drop threshold 62-charged voltage measured value 60 takes a positive value. Accordingly, the charging voltage drop signal 66 shown in FIG. 2B is output during the time constant of the detection waveform improving circuit 34 at the same time as the occurrence of the spark discharge 64. The AND circuit 52 performs an AND operation on the charge voltage drop signal 66 and the discharge current excess signal 70 shown in FIG.
The power control command 72 shown in (D) is obtained.

【0019】上記のように本発明によれば、集塵極12
と放電極11間に発生する火花の検出が確実になるの
で、レベルの低い火花を検出できないことによる不要な
電源装置のトリップ防止を図ることができる。なお、図
1の説明では検出波形改良回路34は、1次のローパス
フィルタで形成しているが、本発明はこれに限定される
ものではなく多次のフィルタを形成してもよいし、比例
動作と定数を加算した回路であっても目的は達成され
る。また、検出波形改良回路34を設ける場所も荷電電
圧低下判定手段32の内部及び放電電流超過判定手段4
2の少なくとも何れか一方に設けることにより目的は達
成される。例えば、多次の遅れ要素を荷電電圧低下閾値
62の信号経路に設けても本発明の目的は達成される。
また、位相制御装置50の内部に遅延回路等を設けるこ
とによっても本発明の目的は達成される。
As described above, according to the present invention, the dust collection electrode 12
Since the detection of the spark generated between the discharge electrode 11 and the discharge electrode 11 is ensured, unnecessary tripping of the power supply device due to the inability to detect a low-level spark can be prevented. In the description of FIG. 1, the detection waveform improving circuit 34 is formed by a first-order low-pass filter. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a multi-order filter may be formed. The purpose is achieved even with a circuit obtained by adding an operation and a constant. Further, the place where the detection waveform improving circuit 34 is provided also depends on the inside of the charging voltage drop determining means 32 and the discharge current excess determining means 4.
The object is achieved by providing at least one of the two. For example, even if a multi-order delay element is provided in the signal path of the charging voltage drop threshold 62, the object of the present invention is achieved.
The object of the present invention can also be achieved by providing a delay circuit or the like inside the phase control device 50.

【0020】[0020]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように、本発明に係る電気
集塵装置の火花検出装置によれば、集塵極と放電極との
間に印加される荷電電圧値を検出する電圧検出手段と、
前記電圧検出手段によって検出された荷電電圧値に応じ
て変化するように火花発生の判定基準となる荷電電圧低
下閾値を設定する閾値設定手段と、前記電圧検出手段に
よって検出された荷電電圧値と前記閾値設定手段によっ
て設定された荷電電圧低下閾値とを比較することにより
火花発生の有無を判定する判定手段とを備えたので確実
な火花放電の検出が可能となる。これにより集塵装置の
2つの荷電モードである、連続荷電方式と間欠荷電方式
共に同じ荷電電圧低下閾値及び放電電流超過閾値でも誤
判断せずにレベルの低い火花も検出できるので火花発生
頻度を抑制し、更に火花頻発を防止するための無荷電時
間が短縮でき電気集塵装置の機能を向上することができ
る。また、電気集塵装置の性能を左右する荷電電圧を高
い値に保持し、効率を良くすることができる。
As described above, according to the spark detection device of the electric precipitator according to the present invention, the voltage detecting means for detecting the charging voltage applied between the precipitating electrode and the discharge electrode is provided. ,
Threshold setting means for setting a charging voltage drop threshold serving as a criterion for spark generation so as to change in accordance with the charging voltage value detected by the voltage detecting means, and a charging voltage value detected by the voltage detecting means; Since the determination means is provided for determining the presence or absence of spark by comparing the charge voltage drop threshold value set by the threshold value setting means, it is possible to reliably detect spark discharge. As a result, it is possible to detect a low-level spark without erroneously determining the same charging voltage drop threshold and discharge current excess threshold in both the continuous charging mode and the intermittent charging mode, which are the two charging modes of the dust collector, thereby suppressing the frequency of spark generation. Further, the non-charging time for preventing the frequent occurrence of sparks can be shortened, and the function of the electric precipitator can be improved. In addition, the charging voltage that affects the performance of the electric precipitator can be maintained at a high value, and the efficiency can be improved.

【0021】また他の発明の形態によれば、前記閾値設
定手段には前記電圧検出手段によって検出された荷電電
圧値を分圧する分圧抵抗器と、前記荷電電圧値又は分圧
された電圧値を所定の時間遅延させる遅れ要素とを設け
たので、簡単な構成で確実に火花放電の検出が可能とな
る。また他の発明の形態によれば、前記集塵極と放電極
との間を流れる放電電流を検出する電流検出手段を有
し、前記判定手段は、前記荷電電圧値が前記荷電電圧低
下閾値以下となり、かつ前記電流検出手段によって検出
された放電電流値が所定の放電電流超過閾値以上になっ
たときに火花発生があったと判別するようにしたので、
簡単な構成で確実に火花放電の検出が可能となる。
According to still another aspect of the present invention, the threshold value setting means includes a voltage dividing resistor for dividing the charged voltage value detected by the voltage detecting means, and the charging voltage value or the divided voltage value. Is provided with a delay element for delaying the spark discharge for a predetermined time, so that the spark discharge can be reliably detected with a simple configuration. According to still another aspect of the present invention, the device further includes a current detection unit that detects a discharge current flowing between the dust collection electrode and the discharge electrode, wherein the determination unit determines that the charging voltage value is equal to or less than the charging voltage drop threshold. And, since it was determined that a spark has occurred when the discharge current value detected by the current detection means is equal to or greater than a predetermined discharge current excess threshold,
Spark discharge can be reliably detected with a simple configuration.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】本発明に係る電気集塵装置の火花検出装置の実
施の形態を示す図
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an embodiment of a spark detector of an electric dust collector according to the present invention.

【図2】(A)は本発明に係る電気集塵装置による信号
処理を示す図 (B)は本発明に係る荷電電圧低下信号の出力状態を示
す図 (C)は本発明に係る放電電流超過信号の出力状態を示
す図 (D)は本発明に係る電力制御指令信号の出力状態を示
す図
FIG. 2A is a diagram showing signal processing by the electric precipitator according to the present invention; FIG. 2B is a diagram showing an output state of a charging voltage drop signal according to the present invention; FIG. 2C is a discharge current according to the present invention; The figure which shows the output state of the excess signal (D) The figure which shows the output state of the power control command signal which concerns on this invention

【図3】(A)は従来の電気集塵装置による信号処理を
示す図 (B)は従来の荷電電圧低下信号の出力状態を示す図 (C)は従来の放電電流超過信号の出力状態を示す図 (D)は従来の電力制御指令信号の出力状態を示す図
3A is a diagram showing signal processing by a conventional electric dust collector, FIG. 3B is a diagram showing an output state of a conventional charging voltage drop signal, and FIG. 3C is a diagram showing an output state of a conventional discharge current excess signal. (D) is a diagram showing an output state of a conventional power control command signal.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

10…電気集塵装置 11…放電極 12…集塵極 13…集塵装置 30…荷電電圧検出手段 32…荷電電圧低下判定手段 34…検出波形改良回路 38…荷電電圧低下判定器 62…荷電電圧低下閾値 64…火花放電 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Electric dust collecting device 11 ... Discharge electrode 12 ... Dust collecting electrode 13 ... Dust collecting device 30 ... Charge voltage detecting means 32 ... Charge voltage drop judging means 34 ... Detection waveform improvement circuit 38 ... Charge voltage drop judging device 62 ... Charge voltage Lower threshold 64 ... Spark discharge

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 集塵極とその集塵極に対向して配置され
た放電極との間に連続又は間欠荷電方式で電圧を印加
し、排ガス中のダストを捕集する電気集塵装置の火花検
出装置において、 前記集塵極と放電極との間に印加される荷電電圧値を検
出する電圧検出手段と、 前記電圧検出手段によって検出された荷電電圧値に応じ
て変化するように火花発生の判定基準となる荷電電圧低
下閾値を設定する閾値設定手段と、 前記電圧検出手段によって検出された荷電電圧値と前記
閾値設定手段によって設定された荷電電圧低下閾値とを
比較することにより火花発生の有無を判定する判定手段
と、 を備えたことを特徴とする電気集塵装置の火花検出装
置。
1. An electric precipitator which applies a voltage between a dust collecting electrode and a discharge electrode arranged opposite to the dust collecting electrode by a continuous or intermittent charging method to collect dust in exhaust gas. In the spark detection device, voltage detection means for detecting a charging voltage value applied between the dust collection electrode and the discharge electrode; and spark generation so as to change according to the charging voltage value detected by the voltage detection means. Threshold value setting means for setting a charging voltage lowering threshold value to be a criterion for the determination of sparking by comparing the charging voltage value detected by the voltage detecting means with the charging voltage lowering threshold value set by the threshold value setting means. A spark detection device for an electric dust collector, comprising: a determination unit configured to determine presence / absence.
【請求項2】 前記閾値設定手段は、前記電圧検出手段
によって検出された荷電電圧値を分圧する分圧抵抗器
と、前記荷電電圧値又は分圧された電圧値を所定の時間
遅延させる遅れ要素とを有することを特徴とする請求項
1の電気集塵装置の火花検出装置。
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the threshold value setting means includes a voltage dividing resistor for dividing the charged voltage value detected by the voltage detecting means, and a delay element for delaying the charged voltage value or the divided voltage value by a predetermined time. The spark detector for an electric precipitator according to claim 1, comprising:
【請求項3】 前記集塵極と放電極との間を流れる放電
電流を検出する電流検出手段を有し、前記判定手段は、
前記荷電電圧値が前記荷電電圧低下閾値以下となり、か
つ前記電流検出手段によって検出された放電電流値が所
定の放電電流超過閾値以上になったときに火花発生があ
ったと判別することを特徴とする請求項1又は2の電気
集塵装置の火花検出装置。
3. A current detecting means for detecting a discharge current flowing between the dust collecting electrode and the discharge electrode, wherein the determining means comprises:
When the charging voltage value is equal to or less than the charging voltage lowering threshold value and the discharge current value detected by the current detecting means is equal to or greater than a predetermined discharging current excess threshold value, it is determined that a spark has occurred. A spark detector for an electric dust collector according to claim 1.
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