JP4623558B2 - Boiler suspended heat transfer tube structure - Google Patents

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JP4623558B2
JP4623558B2 JP2004269406A JP2004269406A JP4623558B2 JP 4623558 B2 JP4623558 B2 JP 4623558B2 JP 2004269406 A JP2004269406 A JP 2004269406A JP 2004269406 A JP2004269406 A JP 2004269406A JP 4623558 B2 JP4623558 B2 JP 4623558B2
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本発明は、ボイラの伝熱管構造に係り、特に複数本の吊下げ管で構成される吊下げ伝熱管の管列乱れを防止する巻きチューブの接触摩耗を防止するのに好適なボイラ伝熱管構造に関する。   The present invention relates to a heat transfer tube structure of a boiler, and in particular, a boiler heat transfer tube structure suitable for preventing contact wear of a wound tube which prevents tube row disturbance of a suspended heat transfer tube composed of a plurality of suspension tubes. About.

図4にボイラ火炉における伝熱管の全体配置図と構造を示す。ボイラ火炉は火炉壁15、副側壁16、ケージ壁17、天井壁8などから構成されるが、火炉壁15や副側壁16などの壁面を構成する水壁管と呼ばれる伝熱管壁があり、さらにボイラ火炉内には吊下げ伝熱管7等が配置されている。   FIG. 4 shows the overall layout and structure of the heat transfer tubes in the boiler furnace. The boiler furnace is composed of a furnace wall 15, a sub-side wall 16, a cage wall 17, a ceiling wall 8, etc., but there is a heat transfer tube wall called a water wall pipe that constitutes a wall surface such as the furnace wall 15 or the sub-side wall 16, Further, a suspended heat transfer tube 7 and the like are arranged in the boiler furnace.

また、火炉壁15、副側壁16、ケージ壁17及び天井壁8で仕切られた空間はボイラ運転中に高温の燃焼ガスが流れるため加熱部と呼ばれ、天井壁8より上方のペントハウスケーシング18で仕切られた空間は非加熱部と呼ばれる。火炉壁15等は、全てスリングボルト19を介して、地表21に設置されるボイラ鉄骨20で支持され、ボイラ運転中に高温となったときには、下方向に熱伸びすることができる。   The space partitioned by the furnace wall 15, the sub-side wall 16, the cage wall 17, and the ceiling wall 8 is called a heating part because high-temperature combustion gas flows during boiler operation, and is a penthouse casing 18 above the ceiling wall 8. The partitioned space is called a non-heated part. The furnace wall 15 and the like are all supported by a boiler steel frame 20 installed on the ground surface 21 via a sling bolt 19, and can be thermally expanded downward when the temperature becomes high during boiler operation.

次に吊下げ伝熱管7の構造を図5を用いて説明する。吊下げ伝熱管7は、入口マニホールド1、複数本の入口管寄せ2、出口マニホールド6、複数本の出口管寄せ5及びこれらの間をつなぐ複数本の入口側の吊下げ伝熱管3、複数本の出口側の吊下げ伝熱管4で構成される。   Next, the structure of the suspended heat transfer tube 7 will be described with reference to FIG. The suspended heat transfer tube 7 includes an inlet manifold 1, a plurality of inlet headers 2, an outlet manifold 6, a plurality of outlet headers 5, a plurality of inlet-side suspended heat transfer tubes 3, and a plurality of them. It is comprised with the suspended heat exchanger tube 4 of the exit side.

また、複数本の入口側の吊下げ伝熱管3及び出口側の吊下げ伝熱管4は、全て同一平面内に構成され、熱バランス、伝熱管のメタル温度軽減のため火炉の前後方向に2つに分かれて配置されている。これらの複数本の吊下げ伝熱管3,4は同一のピッチで配置され、管群を整列するため、各段の最外周の管を吊下げ伝熱管に交差してそれぞれ左右より挟み込んで一つにした巻きチューブ9a−10a、9b−10b、9c−10c、11a−12a、11b−12b、11c−12cとして配置する。また、ボイラの大型化に伴い前記巻きチューブは吊下げ伝熱管3,4の高さ方向に3段程度配置している。 Further, hanging heat exchanger tube 4 a plurality of the inlet side of the hanging heat transfer tube 3 and the outlet side are all configured in the same plane, heat balance, the front and rear direction of the furnace for the metal temperature reduction of the heat transfer tube 2 They are divided into two parts. The plurality of suspended heat transfer tubes 3 and 4 are arranged at the same pitch, and in order to align the tube group, the outermost tube of each stage intersects the suspended heat transfer tube and is sandwiched from the left and right. The wound tubes 9a-10a, 9b-10b, 9c-10c, 11a-12a, 11b-12b, 11c-12c are arranged. Further, with the increase in the size of the boiler, the wound tube is arranged in about three stages in the height direction of the suspended heat transfer tubes 3 and 4.

また、図5に示す吊り下げ伝熱管7は入口管寄せ2からは吊下げ伝熱管14a及び吊下げ伝熱管14dをそれぞれ経由した後、それぞれ吊下げ伝熱管14b及び吊下げ伝熱管14cから出口管寄せ5にも流体が流れる構成を備えている。   Further, the suspended heat transfer tube 7 shown in FIG. 5 passes through the suspended heat transfer tube 14a and the suspended heat transfer tube 14d from the inlet header 2, respectively, and then exits from the suspended heat transfer tube 14b and the suspended heat transfer tube 14c, respectively. The gather 5 also has a configuration in which fluid flows.

なお、吊下げ伝熱管14a,14bは図中のX点の位置でそれぞれ紙面に垂直な向きに並列配置され、伝熱管7の最下端部で上向きに折り返されて紙面裏側の図示しない伝熱管7の表面位置で同様に紙面に垂直な向きに並列配置された後、X点に対応する紙面裏側の位置で並列配置が解かれて、それぞれ図示しない吊下げ伝熱管14b,14aにそれぞれ接続している。   The suspended heat transfer tubes 14a and 14b are arranged in parallel in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface at the position of point X in the drawing, and are folded upward at the lowermost end of the heat transfer tube 7 so as not to be illustrated on the back side of the paper surface. Are arranged in parallel in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface at the same surface position, and then the parallel arrangement is released at the position on the back side of the paper surface corresponding to the point X, and connected to the suspended heat transfer tubes 14b and 14a, respectively, not shown. Yes.

吊下げ伝熱管14c,14dもY点の位置でそれぞれ紙面に垂直な向きに並列配置され、伝熱管7の最下端部で上向きに折り返されて紙面裏側の図示しない伝熱管7の表面位置で同様に紙面に垂直な向きに並列配置された後、Y点に対応する紙面裏側の位置で並列配置が解かれて、それぞれ図示しない吊下げ伝熱管14d,14cにそれぞれ接続している。   The suspended heat transfer tubes 14c and 14d are also arranged in parallel in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface at the position of the Y point, folded back upward at the lowermost end portion of the heat transfer tube 7, and similarly at the surface position of the heat transfer tube 7 (not shown) on the back side of the paper surface. After being arranged in parallel in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface, the parallel arrangement is released at a position on the back side of the paper surface corresponding to the Y point, and connected to the suspended heat transfer tubes 14d and 14c, respectively, not shown.

吊下げ伝熱管14a〜14dがそれぞれ紙面に垂直な向きに上向きに折り返される箇所が伝熱管7の最下端部より所定間隔だけ離れた下側位置にあるのは、伝熱管7の膨張を考慮したものである。   The location where the suspended heat transfer tubes 14a to 14d are folded upward in a direction perpendicular to the paper surface is at a lower position apart from the lowermost end of the heat transfer tube 7 by a predetermined distance in consideration of expansion of the heat transfer tube 7. Is.

また、図6に示すように2つの吊下げ伝熱管3,4の隣接する側の巻きチューブ同士が直接接触しないようにプロテクター13を取り付ける構成も利用されていた。   Moreover, as shown in FIG. 6, the structure which attached the protector 13 so that the winding tube of the adjacent side of the two suspended heat exchanger tubes 3 and 4 might not contact directly was utilized.

その他に実願昭60−37517号(実開昭61−154403号)のマイクロフィルムには、図7(図7(a)は吊下げ伝熱管の要部側面図、図7(b)は図7(a)のD−D線、E−E線、F−F線の各線断面の矢視図、図7(c)は図7(a)のイ部詳細図、図7(d)は図7(c)のG−G線矢視図である。)に示すように吊り下げ伝熱管の隣接チューブ27同士をL字状の取付金具25及びストッパ28により動きを規制し、さらにスクリーン管22に最も近いチューブ27の一部をスクリーン管22側に屈曲させてスクリーン管22とチューブ27側を支持金具26で係止させる構成が開示されている。
実願昭60−37517号(実開昭61−154403号)のマイクロフィルム(図1)
In addition, FIG. 7 (FIG. 7 (a) is a side view of the main part of a suspended heat transfer tube, and FIG. 7 (b) is a diagram of the microfilm of Japanese Patent Application No. 60-37517 (Japanese Utility Model Application No. 61-154403). FIG. 7 (a) is a cross-sectional view taken along the lines DD, EE, and FF of FIG. 7A, FIG. 7C is a detailed view of a portion of FIG. 7A, and FIG. As shown in FIG. 7 (c), the movement of the adjacent tubes 27 of the suspended heat transfer tubes is restricted by the L-shaped mounting bracket 25 and the stopper 28, and the screen tube A configuration is disclosed in which a portion of the tube 27 closest to 22 is bent to the screen tube 22 side and the screen tube 22 and the tube 27 side are locked by a support fitting 26.
A microfilm of actual application No. 60-37517 (No. 61-154403) (FIG. 1)

上記図5に示す従来技術では、吊下げ伝熱管3,4は巻きチューブ9a−10a〜11c−12cにより挟み付けられているので、管群の乱れは防止できるが、ボイラ火炉の前後方向に配置された吊下げ伝熱管3,4は、振り子のように揺れる可能性があり、運転状態によっては前記前後方向の揺れが同一方向では無く、ランダムに揺れることがある。この場合には2つの吊下げ伝熱管3,4の隣接部側の巻きチューブ10a,12a、巻きチューブ10b、12b又は巻きチューブ10c,12c同士がそれぞれ互いに接触することになる。この接触はボイラ運転中のガス流れ、伝熱管表面に付着した灰を蒸気で吹き飛ばすスートブロワ使用時又はクリンカ等の付着などにより、吊下げ伝熱管3,4の重心位置が偏心することなどにより揺動するためであり、巻きチューブ10a,12a、巻きチューブ10b、12b又は巻きチューブ10c,12c同士が接触を繰り返すことにより伝熱管が減肉していくことになる。      In the prior art shown in FIG. 5, since the suspended heat transfer tubes 3 and 4 are sandwiched between the winding tubes 9a-10a to 11c-12c, the disturbance of the tube group can be prevented, but it is arranged in the front-rear direction of the boiler furnace. The suspended heat transfer tubes 3 and 4 may sway like a pendulum, and depending on the operating state, the swaying in the front-rear direction is not in the same direction and may sway randomly. In this case, the winding tubes 10a and 12a, the winding tubes 10b and 12b, or the winding tubes 10c and 12c on the adjacent side of the two suspended heat transfer tubes 3 and 4 are in contact with each other. This contact fluctuates due to the eccentricity of the center of gravity of the suspended heat transfer tubes 3 and 4 due to the gas flow during boiler operation, the use of a soot blower that blows off the ash adhering to the heat transfer tube surface with steam or the attachment of a clinker, etc. For this reason, the heat transfer tubes are thinned by repeating contact between the wound tubes 10a and 12a, the wound tubes 10b and 12b, or the wound tubes 10c and 12c.

前記巻きチューブ10a,12a、巻きチューブ10b、12b又は巻きチューブ10c,12c同士の接触による摩耗は、時間経過と共に加速的に増加する。これは伝熱管の摩滅により管の揺動距離が増加するため、揺動による管の接触力が増大することにより生じる現象である。   The wear due to the contact between the wound tubes 10a, 12a, the wound tubes 10b, 12b or the wound tubes 10c, 12c increases at an accelerated rate with time. This is a phenomenon that occurs due to an increase in the contact force of the tube due to the oscillation because the oscillation distance of the tube increases due to wear of the heat transfer tube.

また、図6(図6(a)は図5の伝熱管4の巻きチューブ10a,12a部分の拡大図、図6(b)は図6(a)のA−A線矢視図)に示す内側の巻きチューブ10a,12a同士が直接接触しないように、巻きチューブにプロテクター13を取り付ける構成では、プロテクター13が経年的に摩耗損傷することは避けられず、摩耗損傷したプロテクター13は消耗品として取り扱うが、取替え作業等が頻繁に発生しメンテナンス性が良くなかった。   6 (FIG. 6A is an enlarged view of the winding tubes 10a and 12a of the heat transfer tube 4 in FIG. 5, and FIG. 6B is a view taken along the line A-A in FIG. 6A. In the configuration in which the protector 13 is attached to the winding tube so that the inner winding tubes 10a and 12a do not directly contact each other, it is inevitable that the protector 13 is worn and damaged over time, and the wear-damaged protector 13 is handled as a consumable item. However, replacement work etc. occurred frequently and maintenance was not good.

さらに、図7に示すように吊り下げ伝熱管の隣接チューブ27同士にL字状の取付金具26等を利用する方法も摩耗損傷した取付金具26の取替え作業等のため、メンテナンス性が良くなかった。   Further, as shown in FIG. 7, the method of using the L-shaped mounting bracket 26 between adjacent tubes 27 of the suspended heat transfer tube is also not easy to maintain due to the replacement work of the mounting bracket 26 that is worn and damaged. .

本発明の課題は、上記従来技術の欠点を解消し、ボイラ火炉内の前後方向に分割配置された吊下げ伝熱管の巻きチューブが揺動しても接触摩耗を起こさない吊下げ伝熱管構造を提供することにある。 An object of the present invention, the eliminating the drawbacks of the prior art, hanging heat exchanger tube structure wound tube before-rear direction in the divided arranged hanging heat exchanger tube does not cause a contact wear be swung in the boiler furnace Is to provide.

本発明の上記課題は次の解決手段により達成される。
請求項1記載の発明は、複数本のチューブを同一平面内で、それぞれU字状に折り曲げて管寄せに吊り下げて構成されるボイラの吊下げ伝熱管を、火炉の前後方向に2つ連接して配置する吊下げ伝熱管構造において、前記2つの吊下げ伝熱管の各々の吊下げ伝熱管の最外周のチューブ(9a,10a、12a)のうちで、2つの吊下げ伝熱管の隣接する側の一方の吊下げ伝熱管の最外周の第1のチューブ(10a)を、それより1つ内側の第2のチューブ(10a’)側にずらして第1のチューブ(10a)と第2のチューブ(10a’)を火炉の前後方向に並列配置した状態で、前記一方の吊下げ伝熱管のもう一つの最外周のチューブ(9a、9a’)と共に、それより内側の吊下げ伝熱管のチューブ群に交差するように挟み込んで接続して巻きチューブとし、前記2つの吊下げ伝熱管の揺動で互いの隣接部分が接触しない程度の間隔を確保するボイラの吊下げ伝熱管構造である。
The above object of the present invention is achieved by the following means.
According to the first aspect of the present invention, two suspended heat transfer tubes of a boiler constructed by bending a plurality of tubes into a U-shape and suspending the tubes in the same plane are connected in the longitudinal direction of the furnace. In the suspended heat transfer tube structure, the two outermost tubes (9a, 10a, 12a) of the suspended heat transfer tubes of the two suspended heat transfer tubes are adjacent to each other. The first tube (10a) at the outermost periphery of one suspended heat transfer tube on the side is shifted to the second tube (10a ') side, which is one inner side from it, and the first tube (10a) and the second tube tube (10a ') in a state in parallel arranged in the longitudinal direction of the furnace, another outermost tube (9a, 9a of the one hanging heat transfer tube') together with its more inner hanging heat transfer tubes tube winding connected sandwiched so as to cross the group And cube, a hanging heat exchanger tube structures of the boiler to ensure the interval of a degree that adjacent portions of each other swinging of the two hanging heat transfer tubes are not in contact.

請求項2記載の発明は、2つの吊下げ伝熱管の間隔を巻きチューブの径の2倍以上としたことを特徴とする請求項1記載のボイラの吊下げ伝熱管構造である。 The invention according to claim 2 is the suspended heat transfer tube structure for a boiler according to claim 1, wherein the interval between the two suspended heat transfer tubes is set to be twice or more the diameter of the wound tube .

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従来、巻きチューブを含めた吊下げ伝熱管は火炉の前後方向に2つに分けて配置する場合でも管列ピッチは全て同一とされており、火炉の前後方向に2つに配置された吊下げ伝熱管がランダムに揺動した場合には2つの吊下げ伝熱管のうちの隣接する側の巻きチューブが互いに接触していたが、請求項1記載の発明によれば、2つの吊下げ伝熱管の隣接する側の巻きチューブ同士を最外周のチューブをそれより1つ内側の吊下げ伝熱管側にずらして配置することで、2つの吊下げ伝熱管のチューブに揺動があっても接触しない程度の間隔を確保することができる。
(Function)
Conventionally, even when the suspended heat transfer tubes including the wound tube are arranged in two in the longitudinal direction of the furnace, the tube row pitch is all the same, and the suspended heat transfer tubes are arranged in two in the longitudinal direction of the furnace. When the heat transfer tubes are randomly swung, the adjacent wound tubes of the two suspended heat transfer tubes are in contact with each other. However, according to the invention of claim 1, the two suspended heat transfer tubes By arranging the winding tubes on the adjacent sides of the tube so that the outermost tube is shifted to the suspended heat transfer tube side that is one inner side of it, there is no contact even if the tubes of the two suspended heat transfer tubes are swung. A certain degree of interval can be secured.

請求項記載の発明は、2つの吊下げ伝熱管の間隔を巻きチューブの径の2倍以上としたのでチューブの揺動で接触しない程度の2つの吊下げ伝熱管の間隔を確保することができる。 In the invention according to claim 2, since the interval between the two suspended heat transfer tubes is set to be twice or more the diameter of the wound tube, it is possible to secure the interval between the two suspended heat transfer tubes so that they do not come into contact with each other due to the oscillation of the tube. it can.

請求項1〜記載の発明によれば、火炉の前後方向に2つ配置された吊下げ伝熱管のお互いに隣接する側に配置される巻チューブの配列ピッチを拡大することにより、チューブ同士の接触がなくなるので接触摩擦は発生しなくなる。 According to invention of Claims 1-2, by enlarging the arrangement pitch of the winding tube arrange | positioned at the mutually adjacent side of the two suspended heat exchanger tubes arrange | positioned in the front-back direction of a furnace, between tubes Since there is no contact, contact friction does not occur.

本発明の実施例を図面と共に説明する。
本実施例のボイラ内の吊下げ伝熱管の側面図を図1に示し、図2(a)には図1の吊下げ伝熱管3又は伝熱管4の最外周にある両方の巻きチューブ9a、10aを例に、巻きチューブ9a−10aを他の吊下げ伝熱管と交差するように挟み込んだ部分と巻きチューブ12a−11aのチューブ12a部分の拡大図を示し、図2(b)には図2(a)の矢印A方向からの矢視図、図2(c)には図2(a)の矢印B方向からの矢視図をそれぞれ示し、図2(d)には図2(a)のC−C線断面矢視図を示す。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows a side view of the suspended heat transfer tube in the boiler of the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 (a) shows both the wound tubes 9a on the outermost periphery of the suspended heat transfer tube 3 or the heat transfer tube 4 in FIG. Taking 10a as an example, an enlarged view of a portion where the wound tube 9a-10a is sandwiched so as to intersect with another suspended heat transfer tube and a tube 12a portion of the wound tube 12a-11a are shown, and FIG. FIG. 2A shows an arrow view from the direction of arrow A in FIG. 2A, FIG. 2C shows an arrow view from the direction of arrow B in FIG. 2A, and FIG. The CC sectional view taken on the line is shown.

図1に示すように、ボイラ内の吊下げ伝熱管は入口マニホールド1と入口管寄せ2に入口側吊下げ伝熱管3が吊り下げられ、出口マニホールド6と出口管寄せ5に出口側吊下げ伝熱管4が吊り下げられる。これら入口マニホールド1、入口管寄せ2、出口管寄せ5及び出口マニホールド6は天井壁8の上側に配置されるが、入口側の吊下げ伝熱管3と出口側の吊下げ伝熱管4で例えば図4に示す吊下げ伝熱管7を構成している。   As shown in FIG. 1, the suspended heat transfer tube in the boiler has an inlet side suspended heat transfer tube 3 suspended from an inlet manifold 1 and an inlet header 2, and an outlet side suspended heat transfer to an outlet manifold 6 and an outlet header 5. The heat pipe 4 is suspended. The inlet manifold 1, the inlet header 2, the outlet header 5, and the outlet manifold 6 are arranged on the upper side of the ceiling wall 8. The inlet-side suspended heat transfer tube 3 and the outlet-side suspended heat transfer tube 4 are illustrated in FIG. A suspended heat transfer tube 7 shown in FIG.

入口側の吊下げ伝熱管3と出口側の吊下げ伝熱管4は上部巻きチューブ(入口)9aと上部巻きチューブ(出口)10aとを一つに接続した上部巻きチューブ及び中部巻きチューブ(入口)9bと中部巻きチューブ(出口)10bとを一つに接続した中部巻きチューブ及び下部巻きチューブ(入口)9cと下部巻きチューブ(出口)10cとを一つに接続した下部巻きチューブからなる構成と上部巻きチューブ(入口)11aと上部巻きチューブ(出口)12aとを一つに接続した上部巻きチューブ及び中部巻きチューブ(入口)11bと中部巻きチューブ(出口)12bとを一つに接続した中部巻きチューブ及び下部巻きチューブ(入口)11cと下部巻きチューブ(出口)12cとを一つに接続した下部巻きチューブを備えている。   The suspended heat transfer tube 3 on the inlet side and the suspended heat transfer tube 4 on the outlet side are an upper wound tube and an intermediate wound tube (inlet) in which an upper wound tube (inlet) 9a and an upper wound tube (outlet) 10a are connected together. 9b and a middle winding tube (outlet) 10b connected together and a middle winding tube and a lower winding tube (inlet) 9c and a lower winding tube (outlet) 10c and a lower winding tube connected together Upper winding tube in which winding tube (inlet) 11a and upper winding tube (outlet) 12a are connected together, and middle winding tube in which middle winding tube (inlet) 11b and middle winding tube (outlet) 12b are connected together The lower winding tube (inlet) 11c and the lower winding tube (outlet) 12c are connected together.

なお、吊下げ伝熱管14a,14bは図中のX点の位置でそれぞれ紙面に垂直な向きに並列配置され、伝熱管7の最下端部で上向きに折り返されて紙面裏側の図示しない伝熱管7の表面位置で同様に紙面に垂直な向きに並列配置された後、X点に対応する紙面裏側の位置で並列配置が解かれて、それぞれ図示しない吊下げ伝熱管14b,14aにそれぞれ接続している。   The suspended heat transfer tubes 14a and 14b are arranged in parallel in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface at the position of point X in the drawing, and are folded upward at the lowermost end of the heat transfer tube 7 so as not to be illustrated on the back side of the paper surface. Are arranged in parallel in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface at the same surface position, and then the parallel arrangement is released at the position on the back side of the paper surface corresponding to the point X, and connected to the suspended heat transfer tubes 14b and 14a, respectively, not shown. Yes.

図1に示すように、複数本のチューブで構成される吊り下げ伝熱管7において、火炉の前後方向に沿ってガス入口側と出口側の各吊下げ伝熱管3,4に交差するように、それらの伝熱管3,4の最外周の各二本分の伝熱管9a,9a’;10a,10a’の下端部を面外に曲げて(図2(b)と図2(c)参照)、巻きチューブ9a−10aを形成する。このとき、図2(d)に示すように最外周のチューブ10aを吊下げ管1本分ピッチずらしてその内側のチューブ10a’と火炉前後方向に対して並列配置することにより、ボイラ火炉内の前後方向の中央に位置する伝熱管3,4の隣接部に伝熱管1本分のスペースを作る。前記伝熱管1本分のスペースがあると、火炉前後方向の吊下げ伝熱管3,4が揺動しても管同士が接触しなくなる。 As shown in FIG. 1, Te hanging heat exchanger tube 7 odor composed of a plurality of tubes, so as to intersect the lower heat transfer tubes 3 and 4 hanging respective gas inlet side and the outlet side along the longitudinal direction of the furnace In addition, the lower ends of the two outermost heat transfer tubes 9a, 9a ′; 10a, 10a ′ of the heat transfer tubes 3, 4 are bent out of the plane (FIGS. 2B and 2C). See), forming the wound tube 9a-10a. At this time, as shown in FIG. 2 (d), the outermost tube 10a is shifted in pitch by one suspension tube and arranged in parallel with the inner tube 10a ′ in the longitudinal direction of the furnace. A space equivalent to one heat transfer tube is made adjacent to the heat transfer tubes 3 and 4 located in the center in the front-rear direction. If there is a space for one heat transfer tube, the tubes do not come into contact with each other even if the suspended heat transfer tubes 3 and 4 in the longitudinal direction of the furnace are swung.

図1に示す実施例は、天井壁8の下部から巻きチューブ10a、12aの管列ピッチを変えた例である。なお、管列ピッチを変える位置は天井壁8の下部とは限らない。   The embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is an example in which the tube row pitch of the wound tubes 10 a and 12 a is changed from the lower part of the ceiling wall 8. The position where the tube row pitch is changed is not necessarily the lower part of the ceiling wall 8.

図3には、その他の実施例の吊下げ伝熱管の側面図を示すが、出口管寄せ5の下部から巻きチューブ10a、12aの管列ピッチを変えた例を示す。図3は、出口管寄せ5の取合い部から巻きチューブ10a、12aの配列ピッチを図1の出口管寄せ5の取合い部より2倍以上と広くした例である。この場合も、伝熱管3,4の間に十分なスペースができるので火炉前後方向の吊下げ伝熱管3,4が揺動しても管同士が接触しなくなる。   FIG. 3 shows a side view of a suspended heat transfer tube of another embodiment, but shows an example in which the tube row pitch of the wound tubes 10a and 12a is changed from the lower portion of the outlet header 5. FIG. FIG. 3 is an example in which the arrangement pitch of the winding tubes 10a and 12a from the joint portion of the outlet header 5 is made twice or more larger than that of the outlet header 5 of FIG. Also in this case, since a sufficient space is formed between the heat transfer tubes 3 and 4, even if the suspended heat transfer tubes 3 and 4 in the front-rear direction of the furnace swing, the tubes do not come into contact with each other.

本発明によれば、火炉前後方向の吊下げ伝熱管が揺動しても管同士が接触しなくなるので伝熱管の減肉対策が有効におこなわれる。   According to the present invention, even if the suspended heat transfer tubes in the longitudinal direction of the furnace swing, the tubes do not come into contact with each other.

本発明の実施例のボイラ内の吊下げ伝熱管の側面図を示す。The side view of the suspended heat exchanger tube in the boiler of the Example of this invention is shown. 図2(a)には図1の吊下げ伝熱管の最外周にある両方の巻きチューブを他の吊下げ伝熱管と交差するように挟み込んだ部分の拡大図を示し、図2(b)には図2(a)の矢印A方向からの矢視図、図2(c)には図2(a)の矢印B方向からの矢視図をそれぞれ示し、図2(d)には図2(a)のC−C線断面矢視図を示す。FIG. 2 (a) shows an enlarged view of a portion where both the wound tubes on the outermost periphery of the suspended heat transfer tube of FIG. 1 are sandwiched so as to intersect with other suspended heat transfer tubes, and FIG. 2 (b). FIG. 2 (a) shows an arrow view from the direction of arrow A, FIG. 2 (c) shows an arrow view from the direction of arrow B in FIG. 2 (a), and FIG. The CC line cross-section arrow line view of (a) is shown. 本発明の他の実施例のボイラ内の吊下げ伝熱管の側面図を示す。The side view of the suspended heat exchanger tube in the boiler of the other Example of this invention is shown. ボイラ本体の側断面図を示す。The side sectional view of a boiler body is shown. 従来技術の吊下げ伝熱管の側面図を示す。The side view of the hanging heat exchanger tube of a prior art is shown. 図6(a)は従来技術の吊下げ伝熱管の一部側面図を示し、図6(b)は図6(a)のA−A線矢視図を示す。FIG. 6A shows a partial side view of a conventional suspended heat transfer tube, and FIG. 6B shows an AA arrow view of FIG. 6A. 図7(a)は吊下げ伝熱管の要部側面図、図7(b)は図7(a)のD−D線、E−E線、F−F線の各線による断面矢視図、図7(c)は図7(a)のイ部詳細図、図7(d)は図7(c)のG−G線矢視図を示す。FIG. 7A is a side view of the main part of the suspended heat transfer tube, and FIG. 7B is a cross-sectional view taken along lines DD, EE, and FF in FIG. FIG. 7C is a detailed view of a portion of FIG. 7A, and FIG. 7D is a view taken along line GG of FIG. 7C.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 入口マニホールド 2 入口管寄せ
3 入口側吊下げ管 4 出口側吊下げ管
5 出口管寄せ 6 出口マニホールド
7 吊下げ伝熱管 8 天井壁
9a 上部巻きチューブ(入口) 10a 上部巻きチューブ(出口)
9b 中部巻きチューブ(入口) 10b 中部巻きチューブ(出口)
9c 下部巻きチューブ(入口) 10c 下部巻きチューブ(出口)
11a 上部巻きチューブ(入口) 12a 上部巻きチューブ(出口)
11b 中部巻きチューブ(入口) 12b 中部巻きチューブ(出口)
11c 下部巻きチューブ(入口) 12c 下部巻きチューブ(出口)
13 プロテクター 14a〜14d 吊下げ伝熱管
15 火炉壁 16 副側壁
17 ケージ壁 18 ペントハウスケーシング
19 スリングボルト 20 ボイラ鉄骨
21 地表 22 スクリーン管
25 取付金具 26 支持金具
27 チューブ 28 ストッパ
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Inlet manifold 2 Inlet header 3 Inlet side suspension pipe 4 Outlet side suspension tube 5 Outlet header 6 Outlet manifold 7 Suspension heat transfer tube 8 Ceiling wall 9a Upper winding tube (inlet) 10a Upper winding tube (outlet)
9b Middle winding tube (inlet) 10b Middle winding tube (outlet)
9c Lower winding tube (inlet) 10c Lower winding tube (outlet)
11a Upper winding tube (inlet) 12a Upper winding tube (outlet)
11b Middle winding tube (inlet) 12b Middle winding tube (outlet)
11c Lower winding tube (inlet) 12c Lower winding tube (outlet)
13 Protector 14a-14d Suspended heat transfer tube 15 Furnace wall 16 Sub-side wall 17 Cage wall 18 Penthouse casing 19 Sling bolt 20 Boiler steel frame 21 Surface 22 Screen tube 25 Mounting bracket 26 Support bracket 27 Tube 28 Stopper

Claims (2)

複数本のチューブを同一平面内で、それぞれU字状に折り曲げて管寄せに吊り下げて構成されるボイラの吊下げ伝熱管を、火炉の前後方向に2つ連接して配置する吊下げ伝熱管構造において、
前記2つの吊下げ伝熱管の各々の吊下げ伝熱管の最外周のチューブ(9a,10a、12a)のうちで、2つの吊下げ伝熱管の隣接する側の一方の吊下げ伝熱管の最外周の第1のチューブ(10a)を、それより1つ内側の第2のチューブ(10a’)側にずらして第1のチューブ(10a)と第2のチューブ(10a’)を火炉の前後方向に並列配置した状態で、
前記一方の吊下げ伝熱管のもう一つの最外周のチューブ(9a、9a’)と共に、それより内側の吊下げ伝熱管のチューブ群に交差するように挟み込んで接続して巻きチューブとし、
前記2つの吊下げ伝熱管の揺動で互いの隣接部分が接触しない程度の間隔を確保することを特徴とするボイラの吊下げ伝熱管構造。
A suspended heat transfer tube in which two suspended heat transfer tubes of a boiler configured by bending a plurality of tubes in a U-shape and suspending them in a header are connected in the longitudinal direction of the furnace. In structure
Out of the outermost tubes (9a, 10a, 12a) of the suspended heat transfer tubes of the two suspended heat transfer tubes, the outermost periphery of one suspended heat transfer tube on the adjacent side of the two suspended heat transfer tubes The first tube (10a) is shifted to the second tube (10a ′) side, which is one inner side of the first tube (10a), and the first tube (10a) and the second tube (10a ′) are moved in the longitudinal direction of the furnace. With the parallel arrangement,
Another outermost tube (9a, 9a ') of the one hanging heat transfer tubes with, and sandwiched by winding and connecting tubes so as to intersect it from the tube group of inner hanging heat transfer tube,
A suspended heat transfer tube structure for a boiler, wherein an interval is secured such that adjacent portions do not come into contact with each other by swinging the two suspended heat transfer tubes.
2つの吊下げ伝熱管の間隔を巻きチューブの径の2倍以上としたことを特徴とする請求項1記載のボイラの吊下げ伝熱管構造。 The suspended heat transfer tube structure for a boiler according to claim 1, wherein the interval between the two suspended heat transfer tubes is set to be twice or more the diameter of the wound tube .
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