JP6207957B2 - Condenser - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a condenser for condensing steam from a steam turbine.

  In a steam turbine system, fuel is combusted by a boiler, steam is generated by transferring the thermal energy of the generated combustion gas to boiler water, and this steam is heated by a superheater to form superheated steam. Is rotated to drive the generator to generate electricity. The steam, which has worked to rotate the turbine, is condensed by, for example, heat exchange with seawater and cooled in a condenser, returned to cooling water (condensate), and returned to the boiler by a condensate pump.

  The condenser has a container that communicates with an outlet of the turbine, and a cooling pipe group including a plurality of cooling pipes through which cooling water flows is arranged in the container, for example, along the horizontal direction. . Then, the steam discharged from the turbine is introduced into the cooling pipe group, and heat is exchanged between this steam and the cooling water in each cooling pipe, so that the steam is condensed and becomes condensed water.

  Conventionally, for example, a condenser (condenser drain removing device) described in Patent Document 1 includes a plurality of upwardly protruding drain guides provided in parallel with the cooling pipes in the cooling pipe group, and these drains. A plurality of scissors provided substantially in parallel with the drain guide below the lower edge of the guide, and at least one of the drain guide or the scissors includes a steam bypass preventing member. The condenser described in Patent Document 1 collects the drain condensed in the cooling pipe above the drain guide and the dredger, thereby preventing the drain from dropping to the lower cooling pipe. In addition, the condenser described in Patent Document 1 prevents the steam bypass between the drain guide and the dredging by the steam bypass preventing member, thereby maintaining the pressure distribution of the entire condenser and preventing the performance deterioration. To do.

  Conventionally, for example, a condenser described in Patent Document 2 divides a cooling pipe group into an upper heat exchange part and a lower heat exchange part, and air is interposed between the upper heat exchange part and the lower heat exchange part. A cooling unit is provided, an air extraction unit is provided on both sides of the air cooling unit and outside the cooling tube group, and extends in the vertical direction in the cooling tube group to communicate with the upper heat exchange unit, the air cooling unit, and the lower heat exchange unit. An internal steam passage is provided. In the condenser described in Patent Document 2, uncondensed vapor and non-condensable gas that have passed through the upper heat exchange section and the lower heat exchange section are flown into the internal steam passage, and are led from the internal steam passage to the air cooling section. Then, it is cooled and flows into the air extraction section and exhausted from the container. Further, the internal steam passage is provided with a water receiving portion in the middle thereof, and the drain is attached to the cooling pipe disposed below by receiving the condensed drain falling through the passage by the water receiving portion. prevent.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-154458 JP 2010-71485 A

  The condensers described in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 are configured such that steam discharged from the turbine is introduced from above the container, and the cooling pipe group is formed in a vertically long shape. This is a condenser having a so-called vertical cooling pipe group through which steam flows. In such a condenser, steam discharged from the turbine is introduced in the horizontal direction from the side of the container, and the cooling pipe group is formed in a horizontally long shape, so that steam is mainly supplied from above and below the cooling pipe group. There is a condenser having a so-called horizontal type cooling pipe group.

  And even in such a horizontal type cooling tube group, in order to ensure the heat transfer performance that is the performance of the condenser, it is possible to prevent the drain from adhering to the cooling tube, or to use uncondensed vapor or non-condensable gas. It is necessary to devise to extract the. Specifically, in the horizontal type cooling pipe group, when the internal steam passage is provided as in the condenser described in Patent Document 2, the steam flows mainly from above and below the cooling pipe group. Condensed drain that has flowed into the passage from above acts as a counterflow to the steam that flows from the bottom of the cooling tube group, hindering the inflow of steam, and uncondensed and uncondensed steam into the internal steam passage. It will also inhibit the extraction of sex gases. Note that the condenser described in Patent Document 1 prevents steam bypass between the drain guide and the soot, and does not consider extracting uncondensed steam or noncondensable gas.

  This invention solves the subject mentioned above, and it aims at providing the condenser which can ensure heat-transfer performance in application of a horizontal type cooling pipe group.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the condenser of the first invention comprises a container into which steam is introduced in a horizontal direction and a plurality of cooling pipes arranged in parallel inside the container. Are formed in a horizontally long cooling tube group, a horizontally long hollow portion formed without disposing the cooling tube inside the cooling tube group, and along the horizontally long shape of the hollow portion inside the hollow portion. And a receiving tray arranged.

  According to this condenser, the drain condensed in the upper part of the cooling pipe group (above the hollow part) falls into the hollow part, reaches the receiving tray and is stored in the receiving tray. It prevents that the drain which falls from the upper part of a cooling pipe group adheres to the cooling pipe of a saucer (under a hollow part). In addition, the non-condensable gas that has passed through the upper part of the cooling pipe group reaches the inside of the hollow part and is collected in the hollow part, and is blocked by the tray and does not reach the lower part of the cooling pipe group. This prevents the noncondensable gas from becoming counterflow with respect to the vapor flowing in at the lower part. As a result, heat transfer performance can be ensured in the application of the horizontal cooling pipe group.

  In the condenser according to the second aspect of the invention, in the first aspect of the invention, the condenser includes a conduit that extends through the tray and protrudes upward in the hollow portion, and the protruding end of the conduit is folded downward. It is characterized by being formed to open downward.

  According to this condenser, the non-condensable gas that has passed through the lower part of the cooling tube group passes through the receiving tray via the conduit and is collected inside the hollow portion. At this time, it is possible to prevent a situation in which drain falling from the upper part of the cooling pipe group into the hollow part flows out from the opening of the conduit to the lower part of the cooling pipe group or adheres to the opening of the conduit and closes the opening. Can do.

  Moreover, in the condenser of 3rd invention, the recessed part is provided in the bottom of the said saucer in 1st invention, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  According to this condenser, the non-condensable gas that has passed through the lower part of the cooling tube group is collected in the recess. That is, by separating the hollow part up and down by the tray, the drain that falls from the upper part of the cooling pipe group to the inside of the hollow part reaches the lower part of the cooling pipe group, and the steam that flows into the lower part of the cooling pipe group On the other hand, the non-condensable gas can be collected inside the hollow portion while preventing the non-condensable gas from becoming a counter flow (counter flow).

  Moreover, in the condenser of 4th invention, in 1st invention of 1st-3rd, the water distribution pipe which penetrated the said saucer and extended below and was protruded and provided in the exterior of the said cooling pipe group The water distribution pipe is characterized in that the protruding end is formed by folding upward and opening upward.

  According to this condenser, the drain accumulated in the tray can be sent to the bottom of the container by the water distribution pipe. In addition, since the drain is stored in the portion folded back above the water distribution pipe, it is possible to prevent a situation where steam flowing from the lower side of the cooling pipe group flows into the hollow portion through the opening of the water distribution pipe.

  Further, in the condenser of the fifth invention, in any one of the first to fourth inventions, the extraction pipe provided from the inside of the hollow portion to the outside of the cooling pipe group, and the extraction pipe And a vacuum pump provided.

  According to this condenser, the non-condensable gas collected in the hollow portion can be extracted outside the cooling tube group.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, heat transfer performance is securable in application of a horizontal type cooling pipe group.

FIG. 1 is a schematic sectional side view of a condenser according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic longitudinal sectional view of the condenser according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a side sectional view of the cooling pipe group of the condenser according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view of the cooling pipe group of the condenser according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a side sectional view of the cooling pipe group of the condenser according to the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a condenser tube group of a condenser according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.

  Embodiments according to the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. In addition, this invention is not limited by this embodiment. In addition, constituent elements in the following embodiments include those that can be easily replaced by those skilled in the art or those that are substantially the same.

  FIG. 1 is a schematic sectional side view of a condenser according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a schematic longitudinal sectional view of the condenser according to the present embodiment. 2 is a cross-sectional view as viewed in the direction of arrow G in FIG.

 In the condenser according to the present embodiment, a cooling pipe group 2 is provided inside a box-shaped container 1 connected to a steam turbine (not shown).

  The container 1 is formed as a rectangular box. This container 1 is provided with a cylindrical body 1A connected to an exhaust chamber of a steam turbine. The trunk portion 1A is provided so as to extend in a horizontal direction from the connection port 1Aa on the steam turbine side toward the inflow port 1Ab on the container 1 side, and steam from the steam turbine is indicated by an arrow G in FIG. Then, it flows into the inside of the container 1 along the horizontal direction. Furthermore, the trunk portion 1A is formed so that the opening diameter gradually increases from the connection port 1Aa toward the inflow port 1Ab. The container 1 is configured to store drain condensed at the bottom thereof. The drain stored in the bottom of the container 1 is discharged to the outside of the container 1 through a pipe (not shown) connected to the bottom.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the cooling pipe group 2 includes a plurality of cooling pipes 2 </ b> A arranged in parallel along the horizontal direction. As shown in FIG. 1, the cooling pipe group 2 is configured as a horizontal type cooling pipe group that is formed horizontally in the inflow direction of steam, that is, in the horizontal direction indicated by an arrow G in FIG. 1. In addition, in FIG. 1, the external shape of the cooling pipe group 2 which abbreviate | omitted the cooling pipe 2A is shown. As shown in FIG. 2, each cooling pipe 2 </ b> A is connected to a water chamber 2 </ b> B disposed at both ends of the cooling pipe 2 </ b> A outside the container 1. One water chamber 2B is connected to a cooling water supply pipe (not shown), and stores the cooling water supplied from the cooling water supply pipe before flowing into each cooling pipe 2A. The other water chamber 2B is connected to a cooling water discharge pipe (not shown), and stores the cooling water that has passed through each cooling pipe 2A and then discharges it to the cooling water discharge pipe. Each cooling pipe 2 </ b> A is supported by a plurality of support plates 2 </ b> C at an intermediate portion disposed inside the container 1.

  When the steam flows in the container 1 along the horizontal direction through the trunk portion 1A, the condenser is cooled from the upper side and the lower side of the cooling pipe group 2 in which the steam is formed horizontally. It flows between the pipes 2A. Then, the steam exchanges heat with the cooling water supplied to each cooling pipe 2 </ b> A, condenses, becomes a drain, and is stored at the bottom of the container 1.

[Embodiment 1]
FIG. 3 is a side sectional view of the condenser pipe group of the condenser according to this embodiment, and FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view of the condenser pipe group of the condenser according to this embodiment. 3 shows details of the cooling pipe group shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 shows details of the cooling pipe group shown in FIG. In FIGS. 3 and 4, the hatched portion shows a plurality of cooling pipes 2A in a simplified manner.

  As described above, the cooling pipe group 2 is arranged inside the container 1 and is formed in a horizontally long shape by arranging a plurality of cooling pipes 2A in parallel. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the cooling pipe group 2 is provided with a horizontally long hollow portion 3 formed without the cooling pipe 2 </ b> A disposed therein. The hollow portion 3 forms a space larger than the gap between the plurality of cooling pipes 2A, communicates with the gap between the plurality of cooling pipes 2A, and communicates with the outside of the cooling pipe group 2.

  In addition, the cooling pipe group 2 is provided with a receiving tray 4 arranged along the horizontally long shape of the hollow portion 3 inside the hollow portion 3. The saucer 4 is formed in a plate shape and has an upright piece standing on its outer periphery. In addition, the tray 4 is provided with a water distribution pipe 4 </ b> A that extends downward through the tray 4 and protrudes outside the cooling tube group 2. The water distribution pipe 4A is formed to be folded upward in a J shape so that the protruding end 4Aa opens upward (preferably vertically upward). Further, the tray 4 is provided with a conduit 4 </ b> B that penetrates the tray 4 and projects upward in the hollow portion 3. The conduit 4B is formed to be folded downward in an inverted J shape so that the protruding end 4Ba opens downward (preferably vertically downward) in the hollow portion 3. Further, the conduit 4B has a protruding end 4Ba formed downward on the downstream side of the inflow direction of steam flowing into the container 1 (the direction indicated by the arrow G in FIG. 3). In other words, the conduit 4 </ b> B has a protruding end 4 </ b> Ba formed downward on the opposite side of the body portion 1 </ b> A that allows steam to flow into the container 1.

  The cooling pipe group 2 extends from the inside of the hollow portion 3 to the outside of the cooling pipe group 2, and an extraction pipe 5 is provided. The extraction tube 5 is provided so as to penetrate outside the container 1. The extraction tube 5 is provided with a vacuum pump 6.

  In the condenser of this embodiment configured as described above, in the cooling pipe group 2 formed in a horizontally long shape, the steam that has flowed into the container 1 is cooled from the upper and lower sides of the cooling pipe group 2 mainly. It flows between the pipes 2A. Then, the steam exchanges heat with the cooling water supplied to each cooling pipe 2A, condenses, becomes a drain, and falls through each cooling pipe 2A.

  Here, the drain condensed in the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 (above the hollow part 3) falls into the hollow part 3, reaches the tray 4, and is stored in the tray 4. The drain stored in the tray 4 falls to the bottom of the container 1 through the water distribution pipe 4A. For this reason, in the lower part of cooling pipe group 2 (below saucer 4 (hollow part 3)), it is prevented that the drain which falls from the upper part of cooling pipe group 2 adheres to the cooling pipe 2A. The water distribution pipe 4A is formed so that the protruding end 4Aa is folded upward and opened upward. For this reason, the drain is stored in the portion folded back above the water distribution pipe 4A, thereby preventing the steam flowing from the lower side of the cooling pipe group 2 from flowing into the hollow portion 3 from the opening of the water distribution pipe 4A. . In addition, when the water distribution pipe 4A is not provided, the drain accumulated in the tray 4 is transferred to the bottom of the container 1 through the support plate 2C. In this case, the tray 4 is divided at the position of each support plate 2C, and a part of the outer peripheral edge facing the support plate 2C is partially cut away to allow the drain to pass between the support plate 2C. Is preferably provided.

  Moreover, in the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2, noncondensable gas passes. The non-condensable gas refers to steam that has not been condensed by heat exchange with the cooling pipe 2A (uncondensed steam) or air that flows into the container 1 together with the steam (non-condensable gas). Thus, the non-condensable gas that has passed through the upper portion of the cooling tube group 2 reaches the inside of the hollow portion 3 and is collected in the hollow portion 3. The non-condensable gas collected in the hollow portion 3 is blocked by the tray 4 and does not reach the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2.

  On the other hand, the drain condensed at the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2 falls from the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2 to the bottom of the container 1. Here, as described above, the non-condensable gas collected in the hollow portion 3 is blocked by the tray 4 and does not reach the lower portion of the cooling pipe group 2. For this reason, it is prevented that noncondensable gas turns into a counter flow with respect to the vapor | steam which flows in in the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2. FIG. Therefore, in the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2, heat transfer performance, which is the performance of condensing steam, is ensured.

  Moreover, in the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2, noncondensable gas passes. The non-condensable gas that has passed through the lower part of the cooling tube group 2 reaches the inside of the hollow portion 3 and is collected in the hollow portion 3. Although the receiving tray 4 is provided inside the hollow portion 3, the non-condensable gas passes through the receiving tray 4 through the conduit 4 </ b> B and reaches the inside of the hollow portion 3. The conduit 4B is formed so that the protruding end 4Ba is folded downward and opened downward. For this reason, the drain that falls from the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 into the hollow part 3 flows out from the opening of the conduit 4B to the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2, or adheres to the opening of the conduit 4B and closes the opening. Prevent the situation. In addition, the conduit 4B has a projecting end 4Ba formed on the downstream side in the inflow direction of the steam flowing into the container 1, so that a hollow portion is formed in the inflow direction (the direction indicated by the arrow G in FIG. 3). 3 prevents a non-condensable gas flowing into the interior of 3 from flowing out from the opening of the protruding end 4Ba of the conduit 4B to the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2. Further, when the conduit 4 </ b> B is not provided, the noncondensable gas that has passed through the lower part of the cooling tube group 2 reaches the inside of the hollow portion 3 from the outer periphery of the tray 4. In this case, the tray 4 is divided at the position of each support plate 2C, and a gap is provided between the support plate 2C and the outer periphery so that non-condensable gas passes through.

  Then, the non-condensable gas collected in the hollow portion 3 is discharged to the outside of the container 1 through the extraction pipe 5 by operating the vacuum pump 6. The extraction pipe 5 is not directly communicated with the hollow portion 3 and an air cooler is disposed between them to condense uncondensed vapor that has not been condensed by heat exchange with the cooling pipe 2A in the non-condensable gas. It can be drained and only non-condensable gas can be discharged.

  As described above, the condenser of the present embodiment is formed horizontally horizontally by arranging the container 1 into which the steam is introduced in the horizontal direction and the plurality of cooling pipes 2A arranged in parallel inside the container 1. The cooling tube group 2, the horizontally long hollow portion 3 formed without the cooling tube 2A being disposed inside the cooling tube group 2, and the horizontally long shape of the hollow portion 3 disposed inside the hollow portion 3. Receiving tray 4.

  According to this condenser, the drain condensed in the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 (above the hollow part 3) falls into the hollow part 3 to reach the receiving tray 4 and is stored in the receiving tray 4. It prevents that the drain which falls from the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 adheres to the cooling pipe 2A of the lower part of the pipe group 2 (below the saucer 4 (hollow part 3)). In addition, the non-condensable gas that has passed through the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 reaches the inside of the hollow part 3 and is collected in the hollow part 3 and is blocked by the receiving tray 4 and does not reach the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2. The non-condensable gas is prevented from becoming a counterflow with respect to the vapor flowing in at the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2. As a result, heat transfer performance can be ensured in the application of the horizontal cooling pipe group.

  In addition, the condenser of the present embodiment includes a conduit 4B provided through the receiving tray 4 and projecting upward in the hollow portion 3, and the conduit 4B has a projecting end 4Ba folded downward and directed downward. And open.

  According to this condenser, the non-condensable gas that has passed through the lower part of the cooling tube group 2 passes through the receiving tray 4 via the conduit 4 </ b> B and is collected inside the hollow portion 3. At this time, the drain that falls from the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 into the hollow part 3 flows out from the opening of the conduit 4B to the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2, or adheres to the opening of the conduit 4B and closes the opening. The situation can be prevented.

  Further, the condenser of the present embodiment includes a water distribution pipe 4A that extends downward through the tray 4 and protrudes outside the cooling pipe group 2, and the water distribution pipe 4A has a protruding end 4Aa on the upper side. Is formed by being folded back and opened upward.

  According to this condenser, the drain accumulated in the tray 4 can be sent to the bottom of the container 1 by the water distribution pipe 4A. Moreover, the situation where the steam flowing in from the lower side of the cooling pipe group 2 flows into the inside of the hollow portion 3 from the opening of the water distribution pipe 4A can be prevented by storing the drain in the portion folded up above the water distribution pipe 4A. Can do.

  Further, the condenser of this embodiment includes an extraction pipe 5 provided from the inside of the hollow portion 3 to the outside of the cooling pipe group 2 and a vacuum pump 6 provided in the extraction pipe 5.

  According to this condenser, the non-condensable gas collected in the hollow portion 3 can be extracted to the outside of the cooling tube group 2.

[Embodiment 2]
FIG. 5 is a side sectional view of the condenser pipe group of the condenser according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional view of the condenser pipe group of the condenser according to the present embodiment. FIG. 5 shows details of the cooling pipe group shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 6 shows details of the cooling pipe group shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, the hatched portion shows a plurality of cooling pipes 2A in a simplified manner.

  As described above, the cooling pipe group 2 is arranged inside the container 1 and is formed in a horizontally long shape by arranging a plurality of cooling pipes 2A in parallel. As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the cooling pipe group 2 is provided with a horizontally long hollow portion 3 formed without arranging the cooling pipe 2 </ b> A therein. The hollow portion 3 forms a space larger than the gap between the plurality of cooling pipes 2A, communicates with the gap between the plurality of cooling pipes 2A, and communicates with the outside of the cooling pipe group 2.

  In addition, the cooling pipe group 2 is provided with a receiving tray 4 arranged along the horizontally long shape of the hollow portion 3 inside the hollow portion 3. The saucer 4 is formed in a plate shape and has an upright piece standing on its outer periphery. In addition, the tray 4 is provided with a water distribution pipe 4 </ b> A that extends downward through the tray 4 and protrudes outside the cooling tube group 2. The water distribution pipe 4A is formed to be folded upward in a J shape so that the protruding end 4Aa opens upward (preferably vertically upward). The tray 4 has a recess 4C at the bottom. The concave portion 4C is formed by bending a part of the plate of the tray 4 into a convex shape upward. The recess 4C is formed as a linear groove in this embodiment. Further, the tray 4 is formed such that the plate material is gradually inclined downward from the recess 4C toward the outer periphery so that the recess 4C is positioned higher than the outer periphery. In this case, the water distribution pipe 4 </ b> A is provided at the lowermost part of the inclination (the outer peripheral edge of the tray 4).

  The cooling pipe group 2 extends from the inside of the hollow portion 3 to the outside of the cooling pipe group 2, and an extraction pipe 5 is provided. The extraction tube 5 is provided so as to penetrate outside the container 1. The extraction tube 5 is provided with a vacuum pump 6. In addition, the extraction pipe 5 has an end portion that communicates with the inside of the hollow portion 3 arranged toward the concave portion 4C.

  In the condenser of this embodiment configured as described above, in the cooling pipe group 2 formed in a horizontally long shape, the steam that has flowed into the container 1 is cooled from the upper and lower sides of the cooling pipe group 2 mainly. It flows between the pipes 2A. Then, the steam exchanges heat with the cooling water supplied to each cooling pipe 2A, condenses, becomes a drain, and falls through each cooling pipe 2A.

  Here, the drain condensed in the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 (above the hollow part 3) falls into the hollow part 3, reaches the tray 4, and is stored in the tray 4. The drain stored in the tray 4 falls to the bottom of the container 1 through the water distribution pipe 4A. For this reason, in the lower part of cooling pipe group 2 (below saucer 4 (hollow part 3)), it is prevented that the drain which falls from the upper part of cooling pipe group 2 adheres to the cooling pipe 2A. The water distribution pipe 4A is formed so that the protruding end 4Aa is folded upward and opened upward. For this reason, the drain is stored in the portion folded back above the water distribution pipe 4A, thereby preventing the steam flowing from the lower side of the cooling pipe group 2 from flowing into the hollow portion 3 from the opening of the water distribution pipe 4A. . In addition, when the water distribution pipe 4A is not provided, the drain accumulated in the tray 4 is transferred to the bottom of the container 1 through the support plate 2C. In this case, the tray 4 is divided at the position of each support plate 2C, and a part of the outer peripheral edge facing the support plate 2C is partially cut away to allow the drain to pass between the support plate 2C. Is preferably provided.

  Moreover, in the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2, noncondensable gas passes. The non-condensable gas refers to steam that has not been condensed by heat exchange with the cooling pipe 2A (uncondensed steam) or air that flows into the container 1 together with the steam (non-condensable gas). Thus, the non-condensable gas that has passed through the upper portion of the cooling tube group 2 reaches the inside of the hollow portion 3 and is collected in the hollow portion 3. The non-condensable gas collected in the hollow portion 3 is blocked by the tray 4 and does not reach the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2.

  On the other hand, the drain condensed at the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2 falls from the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2 to the bottom of the container 1. Here, as described above, the non-condensable gas collected in the hollow portion 3 is blocked by the tray 4 and does not reach the lower portion of the cooling pipe group 2. For this reason, it is prevented that noncondensable gas turns into a counter flow with respect to the vapor | steam which flows in in the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2. FIG. Therefore, in the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2, heat transfer performance, which is the performance of condensing steam, is ensured.

  Moreover, in the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2, noncondensable gas passes. The non-condensable gas that has passed through the lower part of the cooling tube group 2 reaches the inside of the hollow portion 3 and is collected in the hollow portion 3. Although the receiving tray 4 is provided inside the hollow portion 3, the non-condensable gas is collected in a recess 4 </ b> C formed on the bottom of the receiving tray 4. The tray 4 is formed such that the plate material is gradually inclined downward from the recess 4C toward the outer periphery so that the recess 4C is positioned higher than the outer periphery. For this reason, the non-condensable gas that has passed through the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2 is guided to the recess 4 </ b> C along the inclination of the plate material of the tray 4.

  Then, the non-condensable gas collected in the hollow portion 3 is discharged to the outside of the container 1 through the extraction pipe 5 by operating the vacuum pump 6. The extraction pipe 5 is not directly communicated with the hollow portion 3 and an air cooler is disposed between them to condense uncondensed vapor that has not been condensed by heat exchange with the cooling pipe 2A in the non-condensable gas. It can be drained and only non-condensable gas can be discharged.

  As described above, the condenser of the present embodiment is formed horizontally horizontally by arranging the container 1 into which the steam is introduced in the horizontal direction and the plurality of cooling pipes 2A arranged in parallel inside the container 1. The cooling tube group 2, the horizontally long hollow portion 3 formed without the cooling tube 2A being disposed inside the cooling tube group 2, and the horizontally long shape of the hollow portion 3 disposed inside the hollow portion 3. Receiving tray 4.

  According to this condenser, the drain condensed in the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 (above the hollow part 3) falls into the hollow part 3 to reach the receiving tray 4 and is stored in the receiving tray 4. It prevents that the drain which falls from the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 adheres to the cooling pipe 2A of the lower part of the pipe group 2 (below the saucer 4 (hollow part 3)). Moreover, the non-condensable gas that has passed through the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 reaches the concave part 4C inside the hollow part 3 and the bottom of the receiving tray 4 and is collected in the hollow part 3, and is blocked by the receiving tray 4 and is cooled by the cooling pipe group 2 Therefore, the non-condensable gas is prevented from becoming counterflow with respect to the vapor flowing in at the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2. As a result, heat transfer performance can be ensured in the application of the horizontal cooling pipe group.

  Moreover, in the condenser of this embodiment, the recessed part 4C is provided in the bottom of the tray 4.

  According to this condenser, the noncondensable gas that has passed through the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2 is collected in the recess 4C. That is, by separating the hollow portion 3 up and down by the receiving tray 4, the drain that falls from the upper part of the cooling pipe group 2 to the inside of the hollow part 3 reaches the lower part of the cooling pipe group 2, and the cooling pipe group 2 The non-condensable gas can be collected in the hollow portion 3 while preventing the non-condensable gas from flowing into the counterflow (counter flow) with respect to the vapor flowing in at the lower part.

  Further, the condenser of the present embodiment includes a water distribution pipe 4A that extends downward through the tray 4 and protrudes outside the cooling pipe group 2, and the water distribution pipe 4A has a protruding end 4Aa on the upper side. Is formed by being folded back and opened upward.

  According to this condenser, the drain accumulated in the tray 4 can be sent to the bottom of the container 1 by the water distribution pipe 4A. Moreover, the situation where the steam flowing in from the lower side of the cooling pipe group 2 flows into the inside of the hollow portion 3 from the opening of the water distribution pipe 4A can be prevented by storing the drain in the portion folded up above the water distribution pipe 4A. Can do.

  Further, the condenser of this embodiment includes an extraction pipe 5 provided from the inside of the hollow portion 3 to the outside of the cooling pipe group 2 and a vacuum pump 6 provided in the extraction pipe 5.

  According to this condenser, the non-condensable gas collected in the hollow portion 3 can be extracted to the outside of the cooling tube group 2.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Container 1A Body 1Aa Connection port 1Ab Inlet 2 Cooling pipe group 2A Cooling pipe 2B Water chamber 2C Support plate 3 Hollow part 4 Receptacle 4A Water distribution pipe 4Aa Projection end 4B Conduit 4Ba Projection end 4C Concave part 5 Extraction pipe 6 Vacuum pump

Claims (4)

A container into which steam is introduced horizontally,
A cooling pipe group which is arranged inside the container and is formed in a horizontally long shape by arranging a plurality of cooling pipes in parallel;
A horizontally long hollow portion formed without disposing the cooling pipe inside the cooling pipe group,
A saucer disposed along the horizontally long shape of the hollow portion inside the hollow portion;
A conduit penetrating through the saucer and projecting upward in the hollow portion;
The condenser is characterized in that the protruding end is formed by folding back downward and opening downward . A container into which steam is introduced horizontally,
A cooling pipe group which is arranged inside the container and is formed in a horizontally long shape by arranging a plurality of cooling pipes in parallel;
A horizontally long hollow portion formed without disposing the cooling pipe inside the cooling pipe group,
A saucer disposed along the horizontally long shape of the hollow portion inside the hollow portion;
A recess provided in the bottom of the tray;
Condenser characterized by comprising. The distribution pipe includes a water distribution pipe that extends downward through the tray and protrudes outside the cooling pipe group. The water distribution pipe is formed with a protruding end folded upward and opened upward. The condenser according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein An extraction pipe provided from the inside of the hollow portion to the outside of the cooling pipe group;
A vacuum pump provided in the extraction tube;
The condenser according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the condenser is provided.

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