JP5066597B2 - Equipment to be processed for incinerator - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an apparatus for supplying an object to be treated to an incinerator for introducing the object to be treated into an incinerator for treating, for example, sewage sludge, biomass, human waste and general waste.

  As a sludge injecting machine to such a sludge incinerator, for example, Patent Document 1 discloses that the passage is disposed inside the incinerator supply passage near the incinerator discharge port at the tip of the double-pipe incinerator supply nozzle. An incinerator supply passage is provided with a scraper for peeling off fixed matter fixed to the inner surface of the passage, having a required width in the axial direction, rotatable about the axis of the passage, and movable in the axial direction of the passage. At least two of these scrapers are provided at intervals in the circumferential direction, and an acute angle blade is formed at the tip of each of these scrapers, and the apex portions forming the acute angle of the acute angle blade are respectively delayed and advanced on the same rotational direction. In this proposal, the top of the sharp blade is provided close to the inner surface of the incineration material supply passage.

  In such a supply device, the scraper is positioned so that the tip of the incinerator nozzle is retracted a predetermined distance from the discharge port while the incineration nozzle is in operation, and rotates from the retracted position when performing the peeling action to the discharge port of the passage. When the separation action is completed, the incineration product such as sludge burns on the inner surface of the incineration product outlet of the incineration product supply passage by reversing toward the retreat position while rotating in the reverse direction to the forward operation. Even if baking is performed or fixed, it can be peeled off and removed.

  Further, in the patent document 2, the applicants of the present application also supply sludge / cake-like substances such as sludge to be dispersed and jetted and pressurized fluid into the inside of the apparatus main body provided with a nozzle outlet at the tip of the nozzle. The device main body is formed in a bottomed cylindrical shape, and a lid is urged to the inside of the device main body so as to be in close contact with the opening at the front end of the device main body. It has been proposed that the jet port is defined by a notch formed in a close contact portion between the lid and the opening.

  According to such a supply device, when sludge is seized into the jet outlet and the blockage occurs, the internal pressure in the device body rises and the lid body urged inside the device body is pushed outward, thereby The spout is divided because the edge on the lid side of the spout is defined by a notch formed in the close contact portion between the cover and the opening of the apparatus main body, and the spout is divided by shifting to the outside. The sludge baked onto the device can be broken at the device main body side and the lid body side, and the sludge and pressurized fluid pressurized in the device main body are ejected at once as the opening of the device main body is released. Therefore, the seized sludge broken as described above can be removed by the pressure.

Japanese Patent No. 3119133 JP 2002-204987 A

  By the way, in the supply device described in Patent Document 1, the predetermined distance that the scraper moves backward is, for example, 100 mm from the discharge port at the tip of the incineration material supply passage. Incineration supply for supplying incineration material such as sludge to the incineration material supply passage at the rear and the incineration material supply passage from the retracted position of the scraper even if the incineration material supply passage removes seizure such as sludge. The pipe is still filled with sludge.

  Then, after removing the seizure of the incineration material supply passage in this way, if the sludge etc. is filled in the incineration material supply pipe and the operation of the incinerator is stopped and the supply of the sludge is also stopped, this sludge is fermented and generated. Due to the pressure of the combustible gas, the sludge itself may be pushed out of the supply pipe into the supply passage and flow into the incinerator when it is shut down. In some cases, the internal pressure of the supply pipe may increase and cause damage. Therefore, it is necessary to provide a gas venting device or the like separately.

  In this respect, in the supply device described in Patent Document 2, a supply pipe for supplying sludge and cake-like substances such as sludge is provided in the device main body, and a cleaning water supply unit is provided at the lower portion of the device main body. A drain pipe for discharging sludge / cake-like substances in the apparatus main body diluted with the washing water when the supply apparatus is not in operation is connected. Furthermore, since the lid body is urged and attached to the opening of the apparatus main body as described above, after the operation of the incinerator is stopped, the cleaning water is supplied from the supply unit, and the supply pipe Or sludge remaining in the apparatus main body can be diluted with washing water and discharged from the drain pipe.

  However, in the structure of the supply device described in Patent Document 2, since the drain pipe is arranged almost immediately below the supply portion of the cleaning water, the cleaning water can easily flow into the drain pipe as it is. Since the cross-sectional shape in the direction perpendicular to the axis toward the opening is reduced, the cleaning water does not reach the tip of the device body, sludge remains and flammable gas is generated, There was a risk that the sludge might stick to the inside of the main body of the lid body due to heat radiation from the incinerator immediately after shutdown.

  The present invention has been made under such a background, and the operation of the incinerator is stopped even in the apparatus for supplying an object to be processed to the incinerator having the double pipe type supply nozzle as described above. By discharging and removing the sludge remaining in the supply pipe and in the supply device itself, the damage to the supply pipe due to the increase in internal pressure during the operation of the incinerator is stopped, and to the tip of the supply pipe It aims at providing the supply apparatus of the to-be-processed object to the incinerator which can prevent adhesion | attachment of sludge etc. of this.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve such an object, the present invention is directed to a cylindrical supply nozzle having a tip supply port disposed in an incinerator, and a cover connected to the supply nozzle. A drain pipe connected to the supply nozzle on the rear side of the connection position of the supply pipe to the supply nozzle, and the supply nozzle includes the supply pipe. A piston that is movable back and forth between a retreat limit located between the connection position of the pipe and the connection position of the drain pipe and a forward limit located on the tip side of the connection position of the supply pipe is inserted; A cleaning water supply unit is provided in a path from the supply pipe to the drain pipe through the supply nozzle, which communicate with each other when the piston is in the forward limit.

  In order to supply the object to be processed to the incinerator in operation by the supply device configured as described above, the piston is connected between the connection position of the supply pipe and the connection position of the drain pipe in the supply nozzle. It is located in the above retreat limit. As a result, the supply pipe and the drain pipe are isolated from each other in the supply nozzle by the piston. By supplying the object to be processed from the supply pipe to the supply nozzle, the object to be processed is incinerated from the tip supply port of the supply nozzle. Supplied into the furnace.

  On the other hand, when the operation of the incinerator is stopped, in order to remove the object to be processed left on the supply nozzle from the supply pipe, first, the cleaning water is supplied from the supply unit with the piston positioned at the retreat limit. . Thereby, the washing water performs at least one of the following actions. (1) It plays the role of a lubricant between the object to be processed remaining in the supply nozzle, the supply pipe and the supply nozzle. (2) Extrude the workpiece with water pressure. (3) Discharge into the incinerator by making the object to be processed into slurry. Note that these actions differ depending on the amount of washing water and the properties of the object to be treated.

  Next, after a predetermined time has elapsed from the supply of the cleaning water, the piston is advanced from the retreat limit to the advance limit which is a position on the tip side of the connection position of the supply pipe to the supply nozzle. Accordingly, the advance of the piston isolates the supply pipe from the tip supply port of the supply nozzle, and allows the passage from the supply pipe to the drain pipe through the supply nozzle to communicate with the supply pipe. The object to be processed left in the supply nozzle from the pipe is diluted with washing water and discharged from the drain pipe. The predetermined time is preferably, for example, 10 seconds to 30 seconds, and particularly preferably 10 seconds to 15 seconds.

  Therefore, even if the object to be treated is organic waste such as sludge, such an object to be treated left in the supply nozzle from the supply pipe during the operation stop of the incinerator is fermented and combustible gas. As a result of the increase in internal pressure in the supply pipe and supply nozzle due to the generation of such flammable gas, the material to be processed flows into the incinerator when the operation is stopped, or the nozzle and supply pipe are damaged. Can be prevented. Further, when the piston is advanced, a space communicating with the supply pipe is formed in the supply nozzle. Therefore, by introducing the combustible gas into this space, the increase in internal pressure itself can be suppressed.

  On the other hand, as described above, the supply pipe and the tip supply port of the supply nozzle are isolated by the piston, that is, the path from the supply pipe to the drain pipe through the supply nozzle and the tip supply port of the supply nozzle. Even if the supply nozzle is of a double tube type, the object to be processed is moved from the tip supply port into the incinerator even when the object to be processed left in the path is cleaned. Inflow can be avoided. However, the piston may not be inserted into the supply nozzle in a liquid-tight manner so as to strictly isolate the inside of the supply nozzle, that is, if the inflow of the workpiece itself can be avoided in this way, Or a certain amount of circulation of the wash water diluted with the object to be processed may be allowed.

  Further, the supply nozzle is disposed so that the tip supply port faces downward or obliquely downward in the incinerator, and the supply pipe with respect to the supply nozzle is also connected to the supply nozzle. When supplying the workpiece to the incinerator in operation by connecting it downward or diagonally downward toward the connection position, in addition to the supply pressure of the workpiece in the supply pipe and supply nozzle In addition, it is possible to supply the object to be processed toward the tip supply port even by its own weight, and when the operation of the incinerator is stopped, combined with the above action, Things can be removed.

  On the other hand, the drain pipe is connected to the supply nozzle so that the drain pipe does not face downward or obliquely downward toward the connection position of the drain pipe to the supply nozzle. It is possible to prevent water from staying on the supply nozzle or the supply pipe side or from flowing backward and reliably discharging the water. For example, even if the drain pipe extends horizontally and is connected to the supply nozzle, when the workpiece is supplied again to the incinerator where the operation has been resumed from the time of cleaning, the piston is retracted to the retreat limit. The workpiece to be processed between the backward limit and the forward limit can also be discharged into the drain pipe by being pushed out by the piston.

  On the other hand, in order to insert the piston into the supply nozzle so as to be able to advance and retract, the piston may be attached to a shaft of a cylinder rod of a cylinder device inserted through a through hole formed in the rear end side wall portion of the supply nozzle. However, in this case, a sealed chamber is formed between the rear end side wall portion of the supply nozzle and the cylinder device so as to surround the through hole, and the purge fluid is supplied into the sealed chamber. When cleaning, or when the piston is retracted to resume the operation of the incinerator from the time of cleaning, the processing water diluted with cleaning water or cleaning water leaks out of the supply nozzle from the through hole. Can be prevented.

  As described above, according to the present invention, when the operation of the incinerator is stopped, the object to be processed remaining in the supply pipe and the supply nozzle can be discharged and removed from the supply nozzle and the drain pipe. Even if the treated product is organic waste such as sludge, it is possible to prevent the supply pipe and the supply nozzle from being damaged due to an increase in internal pressure accompanying the generation of combustible gas due to the fermentation. In addition, when discharging the object to be processed in this way, the piston is at the forward and backward limit, and the connection between the tip supply port of the supply nozzle and the connection position of the supply pipe is isolated. During discharge / removal, it is possible to prevent the workpiece from flowing into the incinerator when it is stopped or sticking at the tip of the supply nozzle, and smooth the work when restarting the operation of the incinerator. Can be performed.

It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows one Embodiment of this invention. It is the top view which looked at embodiment shown in FIG. 1 from the arrow Y direction. It is ZZ sectional drawing in FIG. 1, FIG.

  1 to 3 show an embodiment of an apparatus for supplying an object to be processed to an incinerator according to the present invention. In addition, this invention is not limited to this embodiment, unless the summary is exceeded. The supply device of the present embodiment includes a supply nozzle 1, a supply pipe 2, and a drain pipe 3 that are all formed in a cylindrical shape from a steel material such as stainless steel. The supply nozzle 1 includes a supply pipe 2 and a drain. The pipes 3 are connected to each other by welding and are schematically configured.

  Of these, the supply nozzle 1 has a cylindrical nozzle body 4 on the front end side (right side in FIGS. 1 and 2), and a cleaning chamber casing 5 on the rear end side (left side in FIGS. 1 and 2). In addition, the sealing chamber casing 6 on the rear end side is coaxial with the center axis O of each other, and annular plate-like flanges provided so as to project to the outer peripheral side at the respective end portions are bolted via gaskets. By being stopped, they are connected in series.

  Here, in the supply nozzle 1 of the present embodiment, the nozzle body 4 is a double tube type nozzle, and the outer tube 4A is connected to the outer periphery of the inner tube 4A connected to the cleaning chamber casing 5. An outer tube 4B having an inner diameter slightly larger than the diameter is disposed coaxially, and the radial gaps at both ends in the central axis O direction are sealed, so that the inner and outer tubes 4A and 4B are sealed. A thin cylindrical cavity is formed, and an air blow seat 4C communicating with the cavity is provided on the outer periphery of the rear end of the outer tube 4B. The inner pipe 4A preferably has an inner and outer diameter equal to those of the cleaning chamber casing 5 and the sealed chamber casing 6 in order to smoothly supply the workpiece to the incinerator.

  On the other hand, a large number of air blow holes that open to the inner peripheral surface of the inner tube 4A and extend toward the rear end side toward the outer peripheral side and reach the cavity portion are provided at intervals in the circumferential direction. As the compressed air supplied from the air supply source connected to the air blow seat 4C moves toward the inner peripheral side of the inner tube 4A as shown by the arrow in FIG. It is made to inject toward the front-end | tip supply port 1A of the supply nozzle 1 which inclines so that it heads toward this, and opens at the front-end | tip of this inner tube | pipe 4A.

  Furthermore, the discharge rod 4D is welded and attached to the lower end of the distal end of the outer tube 4B so as to protrude into the incinerator. This discharge pit 4D is designed to prevent moisture from adhering to the inner wall of the incinerator and damaging the refractory bricks and refractory materials when the object to be treated containing cleaning water is discharged into the furnace while the incinerator is shut down. It is to prevent. As the discharge rod 4D, a metal pipe cut in a central axis direction to be curved, or a metal plate bent according to the curvature of the outer tube 4B can be used.

  The cleaning chamber casing 5 is connected so that the inner peripheral portion thereof communicates with the inner peripheral portion of the inner tube 4A of the nozzle body 4, and the supply tube 2, the drain tube 3, and the cleaning chamber casing 5 are connected to the cleaning chamber casing 5. Is connected. Among these, the supply pipe 2 is formed in a cylindrical shape having the same inner and outer diameters as the cleaning chamber casing 5, and approaches the central axis O as the central axis P moves toward the front end side, and is inclined at the front end side of the cleaning chamber casing 5. Connected to intersect. Accordingly, the inner peripheral portion of the supply pipe 2 has a major axis in the central axis O direction as shown in FIG. 1 and a minor axis in the circumferential direction of the cleaning chamber casing 5 at the inner peripheral portion of the cleaning chamber casing 5. It will be communicated through an elliptical opening. However, the supply pipe 2 is not limited to a cylindrical shape having the same inner and outer diameters as the cleaning chamber casing 5, and can be set according to the properties of the object to be processed and the supply amount. A flange portion is formed at an end of the supply pipe 2 opposite to the cleaning chamber casing 5 and is connected to a supply source of an object to be processed that is pumped by a pump or a feeder (not shown).

  On the other hand, the drain pipe 3 has a cylindrical shape having inner and outer diameters slightly smaller than those of the supply pipe 2 and the cleaning chamber casing 5, and the central axis Q includes a plane including both the central axes O and P. In a plan view viewed from a direction perpendicular to R, the plane is perpendicular to the central axis O as shown in FIG. 2, and the plane perpendicular to the central axis O and including the central axis Q is as shown in FIG. It is arranged so as to be parallel to the plane R below R, and at a position on the rear end side relative to the connection position of the supply pipe 2, that is, at a position spaced apart on the rear end side from the elliptical opening. The cleaning pipe 5 is connected to the cleaning chamber casing 5 from the side opposite to the side to which the supply pipe 2 is connected. However, the drain pipe 3 is not limited to a cylindrical shape having an inner and outer diameter that is slightly smaller than the cleaning chamber casing 5, and can be set according to the properties of the object to be processed and the amount of cleaning water.

  In addition, the drain pipe 3 is formed in a circle formed by a cross section of the inner peripheral surface of the cylindrical cleaning chamber casing 5 as shown in FIG. 3 in the cross section perpendicular to the central axis O and including the central axis Q. 3 are connected so that a straight line formed by a cross section on the lower side of the inner peripheral surface is in contact. Further, a flange portion is formed at the end of the drain pipe 3 opposite to the cleaning chamber casing 5, and the exhausted cleaning material, odor, flammable gas, and the like are passed through an opening / closing valve (not shown) at this end. A separation device for separating gaseous substances is connected.

  Specifically, the separation device includes a pipe extending in a horizontal direction from the opening / closing valve, an L-shaped pipe attached to the opposite side of the opening / closing valve of the pipe and having a tip opened downward, It consists of vertical piping provided to surround the L-shaped tube. The discharged cleaning material discharged through the opening / closing valve is opened in the vertical pipe, and the cleaned object to be treated falls together with the cleaning water and is sent to the wastewater treatment facility, while the gaseous substance is placed above the vertical pipe. It is sent and processed as combustion air in deodorizing equipment and incinerators. In addition, cleaning water supply seats 2A and 3A as cleaning water supply units in the present embodiment, which are connected to a cleaning water supply source (not shown), are provided on both the supply pipe 2 and the drain pipe 3. ing.

  Further, the flange at the front end of the sealed chamber casing 6 connected to the flange at the rear end of the cleaning chamber casing 5 has a through hole 6A formed at the center of the disk, and the front end of the through hole 6A. A cylindrical shaft support 6B is attached to the side so as to extend along the central axis O, and is supported by a plurality of plate-like brackets 6C extending along a plane including the central axis O. It is made to protrude. Therefore, in this embodiment, the flange at the front end of the sealed chamber casing 6 is the rear end side wall of the supply nozzle 1. The shaft support 6B may have a conical structure in which a through hole is provided at the center.

  On the other hand, on the flange at the rear end of the sealed chamber casing 6, a cylinder device 7 such as an air cylinder projects the cylinder rod 7A along the central axis O into the sealed chamber casing 6 in the direction of the central axis O. It is attached so that it can appear. Further, a cylindrical shaft 7C is attached to the tip of the cylinder rod 7A of the cylinder device 7 via a joint 7B rotatable around an axis perpendicular to the center axis O so as to extend toward the tip of the center axis O direction. The shaft 7 </ b> C is inserted into the through hole 6 </ b> A of the flange at the tip of the sealed chamber casing 6 and the shaft support 6 </ b> B so as to protrude into the cleaning chamber casing 5.

  The outer diameter of the shaft 7C thus protruded into the cleaning chamber casing 5 can be slidably contacted with an interval enough to allow the cleaning water to pass through the inner peripheral surface of the cleaning chamber casing 5 slightly. Is attached to the cylinder device 7 so that the cylinder rod 7A can be advanced and retracted in the direction of the central axis O with a certain stroke in the cleaning chamber casing 5 as the cylinder rod 7A of the cylinder device 7 moves in and out. In the present embodiment, the piston 8 has a disc shape in which a cross section along the central axis O has a minor axis in the direction of the central axis O and has an elliptical shape having a major axis in the diameter direction with respect to the central axis O. It is also made of a steel material such as stainless steel, and the thickness in the direction of the central axis O is made smaller than the length in the major axis direction of the elliptical opening of the supply pipe 2. However, the shape of the piston 8 is only required to avoid biting the workpiece into the inner peripheral surface of the cleaning chamber casing 5 when the piston 8 is advanced and retracted, and the cross section along the central axis O is limited to an oval shape. Instead, for example, the corners of a rectangle may be chamfered.

  Further, the stroke of the piston 8 by the cylinder device 7 is such that the backward limit of the piston 8 is connected to the connecting position of the supply pipe 2 connected to the cleaning chamber casing 5 in the direction of the central axis O as shown by the solid line in FIG. Between the connection positions, that is, on the inner peripheral surface of the cleaning chamber casing 5, the rear end side of the opening of the supply pipe 2 is spaced apart from the elliptical opening formed by the supply pipe 2. The position is on the tip side of the opening of the drain pipe 3. On the other hand, as shown by the chain line in FIG. 1, the forward limit may be a position on the tip side of the opening of the supply pipe 2, and in this embodiment, from the tip of the cleaning chamber casing 5 that does not reach the nozzle body 4. The position is also slightly retracted.

  A sealing material such as an O-ring is interposed between the inner peripheral surface of the through hole 6A of the flange on the front end side of the sealed chamber casing 6 and the inserted shaft 7C, and a flange on the rear end side. The mounting seat of the cylinder device 7 is provided with a sealing material such as a gland packing. Further, a purge seat 6D is provided in the cylindrical portion of the sealed chamber casing 6, and the sealed chamber casing is formed by a purge fluid supplied from a supply source of purge fluid such as compressed air (not shown) through the purge seat 6D. A sealed chamber 6 </ b> E that is liquid-tight and air-tight is formed in 6.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the supply device of the present embodiment configured as described above has a cylindrical shape attached to a mounting hole H that penetrates a furnace wall W of various incinerators such as a fluidized bed combustion furnace. The nozzle body 4 of the supply nozzle 1 is inserted into the sleeve S, and the tip supply port 1A of the supply nozzle 1 faces the furnace wall W inside the incinerator (on the right side of the furnace wall W in FIGS. 1 and 2). It is attached by fixing the flanges outside the furnace wall W so as to open. The sleeve S has an inner diameter that is slightly larger than the outer tube 4A of the nozzle body 4, and the nozzle body 4 is disposed coaxially with the sleeve S at an interval in the radial direction.

  Here, the mounting hole H and the sleeve S are inclined obliquely downward so as to go downward from the outside to the inside of the furnace wall W, and this embodiment is attached to the mounting hole H and the sleeve S. In the supply apparatus, the central axis O of the supply nozzle 1 is arranged so as to be inclined downward toward the tip side, and the tip supply port 1A of the supply nozzle 1 faces obliquely downward into the incinerator. Can be opened.

  Accordingly, in the supply device, the plane R including both the central axis O of the supply nozzle 1 and the central axis P of the supply pipe 2 is also inclined downward toward the front end side in the central axis O direction. However, the intersecting line between the plane R and the horizontal plane is set to be orthogonal to the central axis O, so that the central axis Q is the central axis O in a plan view viewed from a direction perpendicular to the plane R. The drain pipe 3 orthogonal to the pipe 3 extends horizontally and is connected to the cleaning chamber casing 5 of the supply nozzle 1. On the other hand, the supply pipe 2 for the object to be processed is connected so as to be inclined downward toward the connection position of the supply nozzle 1 to the cleaning chamber casing 5.

  When supplying an object to be treated such as sludge into the incinerator by the supply device arranged in this way, the piston 8 is moved back to the retreat limit by the cylinder device 7 and the drain pipe 3 The on-off valve is closed, the operation of the supply source of the workpiece is started, and the compressed air is supplied to the air blow seat 4C. At this time, the cleaning water is not supplied to the cleaning water supply seats 2A and 3A. Then, the object to be processed supplied from the supply source flows from the supply pipe 2 into the cleaning chamber casing 5 of the supply nozzle 1, and then flows into the inner pipe 4 </ b> A of the nozzle body 4 on the distal end side, from the air blow hole at the distal end. While being dispersed by the compressed air that is jetted, it is jetted and supplied from the tip supply port 1A into the incinerator and incinerated.

  At this time, the connection position of the supply pipe 2 and the connection position of the drain pipe 3 in the cleaning chamber casing 5 of the supply nozzle 1 are isolated from each other by the piston 8 located at the retreat limit. It does not flow into the drain pipe 3 side at the rear end from the piston 8. Further, the purge fluid is always supplied to the purge seat 6D and the sealed chamber 6E is purged. Therefore, a through hole formed in the flange at the front end portion of the sealed chamber casing 6 which is the rear end side wall portion of the supply nozzle 1 An object to be processed or the like does not enter the sealed chamber 6E from 6A.

  On the other hand, when the supply of the object to be processed from the supply device is stopped along with the operation stop of the incinerator, the supply of the compressed air to the air blow seat 4C is stopped and the operation of the supply source of the object to be processed is stopped. . Next, when the opening / closing valve of the drain pipe 3 was opened and the cleaning water was supplied to the cleaning water supply seats 2A, 3A, the remaining from the supply pipe 2 between the retreat limit of the supply nozzle 1 and the tip supply port 1A remained. The to-be-treated object is an incinerator having at least one action according to the amount of washing water and the properties of the object to be treated, among the lubricating action by the washing water, the pushing action by the washing water pressure, and the slurrying action of the object to be treated by the washing water. Discharged inside.

  Then, when the piston 8 is moved forward to the forward limit by the cylinder device 7 after a predetermined time has elapsed, the object to be processed remaining in the inner pipe 4A of the nozzle body 4 is further put into the incinerator for that stroke. A space is formed in the cleaning chamber casing 5, and the supply pipe 2 and the drain pipe 3 are communicated with each other through this space. As a result, the object to be processed remaining in the supply pipe 2 is washed away and flows into the washing chamber casing 5, stays at the rear end side of the piston 8 located at the forward limit, is diluted, and is further supplied with washing water. If it continues, the water level will reach the connection position of the drain pipe 3, and the wash water which diluted the to-be-processed object will be discharged | emitted from the drain pipe 3 to the waste water treatment facility through the said separator, and will be processed suitably.

  Further, when the supply of the cleaning water to the cleaning water supply seats 2A and 3A is stopped after a predetermined time has elapsed, the cleaning water staying at the rear end side of the piston 8 located at the forward limit is transferred to the piston 8 and the cleaning chamber casing. 5 gradually flows out of the gap 5 into the incinerator, and if the object to be processed remains in the supply nozzle 1 inside the incinerator from the piston 8, it is swept away while passing through the discharge rod 4D into the furnace. Discharged. By adopting such a method, it is possible to prevent a large amount of washing water from being discharged into the furnace at a time, and to prevent the washing water from adversely affecting the incinerator.

  In addition, after the workpiece in the supply pipe 2 is cleaned in this way, when the supply of the workpiece is restarted with the restart of the operation of the incinerator, the supply of the cleaning water is stopped and the piston 8 is moved backward. Part of the processing object and cleaning water remaining in the cleaning chamber casing 5 flows out to the nozzle body 4 on the front end side of the supply nozzle 1 through the supply pipe 2, but the rest is returned to the rear end side by the piston 8. Since it is pushed in and discharged from the drain pipe 3, the open / close valve of the drain pipe 3 is closed after that, the operation of the supply source of the object to be processed is started, and the object to be processed is supplied and supplied again as described above. What is necessary is just to scatter and eject from the front end supply port 1A of the nozzle 1.

  Thus, according to the supply device having the above-described configuration, the object to be processed such as sludge remaining in the supply pipe 2 can be washed and discharged when the operation of the incinerator is stopped. Fermentation occurs during operation stop to generate flammable gas, and the internal pressure rises in the supply pipe 2 to prevent the supply pipe 2 from being damaged. Can be prevented. Moreover, since the space can be formed in the cleaning chamber casing 5 of the supply nozzle 1 by moving the piston 8 forward as described above, combustible gas or the like is generated from the object to be processed left in the supply pipe 2. Even if it occurs, it can be introduced into this space to suppress an increase in pressure.

  In addition, when the piston 8 is in the forward limit, the discharge path of the cleaning discharge from the supply pipe 2 through the cleaning chamber casing 5 of the supply nozzle 1 to the drain pipe 3 is the nozzle body 4 on the tip side of the piston 8. Therefore, the cleaning water and the object to be processed diluted with the cleaning water do not flow into the tip side more than the piston 8. Accordingly, the nozzle body 4 of the supply nozzle 1 is of a double tube type constituted by the inner tube 4A and the outer tube 4B as in the present embodiment, and is a lid in the supply device described in Patent Document 2. Or the like cannot be provided at the tip supply port 1A, it is possible to prevent the cleaning water from flowing into the incinerator in which the operation is stopped at a time. For this reason, according to the supply apparatus of the said structure, it can prevent that the trouble at the time of restarting the operation | movement of an incinerator by the to-be-processed object etc. which flowed in during operation stop arises.

  In this embodiment, cleaning water is supplied before the piston 8 moves forward, and the object to be treated on the incinerator side is cleaned and discharged from the forward limit of the piston 8. For example, the stroke of the piston 8 is increased. When setting the advance limit to the tip supply port 1A of the nozzle body 4 of the supply nozzle 1 or the tip side further than this, and cleaning and discharging the object to be processed in the supply pipe 2, First, the piston 8 is advanced to the forward limit, and all the objects to be processed in the supply nozzle 1 are put into the incinerator, and then the piston 8 is retracted to the initial forward limit that does not reach the nozzle body 4, and then the washing water May be supplied to clean and discharge the object to be processed in the supply pipe 2.

  On the other hand, in the present embodiment, the supply nozzle 1 extending along the central axis O is disposed so that the tip supply port 1A faces obliquely downward and faces the incinerator, and the supply nozzle 1 is treated. The supply pipe 2 for supplying the product is also connected so as to extend obliquely downward toward the connection position to the supply nozzle 1, and as described above, the object to be processed fed by the pump or the feeder from the supply source is connected. In addition to the supply pressure, it can be fed to the tip supply port 1A by its own weight and dispersedly ejected into the incinerator. Furthermore, when the operation of the incinerator is stopped, the treatment object can be more reliably removed in combination with the above-described action.

  On the other hand, the drain pipe 3 extends horizontally as described above and is connected to the cleaning chamber casing 5 of the supply nozzle 1. Therefore, the cleaning water and the object to be processed diluted with the cleaning water are cleaned. It is possible to suppress the reverse flow into the chamber casing 5 and reliably discharge. In addition, in the present embodiment, the drain pipe 3 has a cylindrical cleaning of the supply nozzle 1 as shown in FIG. 3 in a cross section perpendicular to the central axis O of the supply nozzle 1 and including the central axis Q of the drain pipe 3. The straight line formed by the cross section below the inner peripheral surface of the drain pipe 3 is in contact with the circle formed by the cross section of the inner peripheral surface of the chamber casing 5. It becomes possible to discharge from the drain pipe 3 more reliably without retaining the object to be treated and the washing water on the side.

  In the present embodiment, as described above, the supply nozzle 1 and the supply pipe 2 are disposed so as to be obliquely downward toward the connection positions to the tip supply port 1A and the supply nozzle 1, respectively. The supply nozzle 1 may be disposed so that its central axis O extends in the vertical direction, and the tip supply port 1A may be opened so as to face the incinerator in a straight downward direction, or may be disposed obliquely downward. Alternatively, the supply pipe 2 may be connected to the supply nozzle 1 in a straight downward direction toward the connection position.

  On the other hand, the drain pipe 3 extends horizontally and is connected to the supply nozzle 1 as in the present embodiment. The backflow of the workpiece can be prevented. That is, the drain pipe 3 may be connected to the supply nozzle so as not to be directed downward or obliquely downward toward the connection position to the supply nozzle 1.

  Furthermore, in this embodiment, in order to move the piston 8 forward and backward in the cleaning chamber casing 5 of the supply nozzle 1, a cylinder device 7 is provided at the rear end of the supply nozzle 1 and is attached to a cylinder rod 7 </ b> A of the cylinder device 7. The shaft 7C thus inserted is inserted into a through hole 6A formed in the flange on the front end side of the sealed chamber casing 6 which is the rear end side wall portion of the supply nozzle 1, and a piston 8 is attached to the front end thereof. Since the inside of the chamber casing 5 is filled with the cleaning water and the processing object when the processing object is cleaned and discharged, the cleaning water and the processing object are merely provided with the O-ring in the through hole 6A as described above. There is a possibility that the processed material leaks from the through hole 6A.

  However, in the present embodiment, on the other hand, a sealed chamber casing 6 is provided between the cleaning chamber casing 5 of the supply nozzle 1 and the cylinder device 7 to form a sealed chamber 6E purged with a purge fluid. The cylinder rod 7A and the shaft 7C are disposed in the sealed chamber 6E, and the through hole 6A is opened to the sealed chamber 6E. For this reason, according to the present embodiment, the cleaning water and the object to be processed are prevented from leaking from the inside of the cleaning chamber casing 5 through the through hole 6A, and the cleaning water and the object to be processed are reliably discharged from the drain pipe 3. Can be processed.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Supply nozzle 1A Front end supply port of supply nozzle 1 2 Supply pipe 2A, 3A Washing water supply seat (cleaning water supply part)
3 Drain pipe 4 Nozzle body 5 Cleaning chamber casing 6 Sealed chamber casing 6A Through hole 6E Sealed chamber 7 Cylinder device 7A Cylinder rod 7C Shaft 8 Piston O Center axis of supply nozzle 1 P Center axis of supply pipe 2 Q Center of drain pipe 3 Axis

Claims (3)

  A cylindrical supply nozzle facing the inside of the incinerator and provided with a tip supply port, and a supply pipe connected to the supply nozzle for supplying an object to be processed are provided in the supply nozzle. A drain pipe is connected to the rear end side of the connection position of the supply pipe, and a receding limit located between the connection position of the supply pipe and the connection position of the drain pipe is provided in the supply nozzle. A piston capable of moving back and forth between the forward limit located on the tip side of the connection position of the supply pipe is inserted, and the supply pipe communicates with each other when the piston is in the forward limit. An apparatus for supplying an object to be treated to an incinerator, wherein a cleaning water supply unit is provided in a path extending from the nozzle to the drain pipe.   The supply nozzle is disposed so that the tip supply port faces downward or obliquely downward in the incinerator, and the supply pipe is connected to the supply nozzle with respect to the supply nozzle. The supply nozzle is connected so as to face downward or obliquely downward toward the connection position, while the drain pipe does not face downward or obliquely downward toward the connection position of the drain pipe to the supply nozzle. The apparatus for supplying an object to be processed to the incinerator according to claim 1, wherein the apparatus is connected to the incinerator.   The piston is attached to a shaft of a cylinder rod of a cylinder device inserted through a through hole formed in a rear end side wall portion of the supply nozzle, and is inserted into the supply nozzle so as to be able to advance and retract. A sealed chamber is formed between the rear end side wall portion and the cylinder device so as to surround the through hole, and a purge fluid is supplied into the sealed chamber. An apparatus for supplying an object to be processed to the incinerator according to claim 2.

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