TWI568975B - Duct type accumulator - Google Patents

Description

Air duct type heat storage device

The present invention relates to a duct type heat storage device which can quickly perform an exchange operation of all heat storage materials in a short time.

Regenerative burners used in industrial furnaces include a heat storage device that heats combustion air by exhaust heat of exhaust gas. In the heat storage device, a spherical heat storage material is accommodated, and the exhaust gas and the combustion air are alternately distributed, and the discharged heat is accumulated in the spherical heat storage material when the exhaust gas flows, and then used when the combustion air is circulated. The spherical heat storage material heats the combustion air.

Regarding such a heat storage device, Patent Document 1 and 2 disclose an exchange device for exchanging spherical heat storage materials. In the heat storage body exchange device of the regenerative burner, the regenerator replenishing chamber is provided on the outer side of the upper portion of the regenerator, and the regenerator and the regenerator replenishing chamber are connected by the singular or plural regenerator supply units. The bottom of the regenerator is formed by the amount of the regenerator falling from the floor, and the regenerator is supplied from the regenerator replenishing chamber to the regenerator via the regenerator supply unit in accordance with the amount of the regenerator falling from the floor.

The "regenerative alternating combustion apparatus having a heat storage body exchange mechanism" of Patent Document 2 is composed of at least one pair of regenerative burners, and the at least one pair of regenerative burners are provided by a combustion unit including a combustion nozzle, and a storage unit. Regenerator of regenerator The regenerator of the regenerative alternating combustion apparatus in which the pair of regenerative burners are alternately combusted and exhausted is formed in a slightly L shape, and the front end of the regenerator is connected to the combustion chamber of the combustion section via a perforated plate. The heat storage body discharge pipe including the heat storage body discharge opening and closing valve is provided at the bottom of the heat storage chamber, and the heat storage body supply pipe including the distributor and the heat storage body supply opening/closing valve located downstream of the distributor is connected to the heat storage device. The upper part of the room and the regenerator storage box.

[Previous Technical Literature] [Patent Literature]

Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. Hei 9-159148

Patent Document 2: Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2001-317732

In any of the background art, the heat storage body supply unit, the heat storage body, the floor, the heat storage body supply pipe, and the heat storage body discharge pipe are provided, and the members have a narrow or thin passage portion compared with the volume of the regenerator. The heat storage body is not supplied to the regenerator in one breath, or is discharged from the regenerator in a single breath, and the heat accumulator can be gradually supplied and discharged. Therefore, there is a problem that the heat storage body is clogged in these passage portions, and the heat storage body cannot be exchanged.

In addition, the exchange of the regenerators is advantageous in terms of equipment management, in which the exchange of a small amount is performed in a small amount, and the exchange of all the quantities in one breath, and the fact that the unrecharged regenerators are always left in the regenerative chamber. In the case of full exchange, the regenerative burner and industrial furnace equipment must be stopped. In order to shorten this stop period, it is necessary to perform the exchange work quickly, but it is quite difficult to meet such a demand.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and an object of the invention is to provide a duct type heat storage device that can quickly complete an exchange operation of all heat storage materials in a short period of time.

A duct type heat storage device according to the present invention is characterized in that: a vertical duct is provided, an upper duct is connected to an upper portion, and a lower duct is connected to a lower portion, and at least a granular shape is received above the lower duct. a heat storage material, wherein the combustion air and the exhaust gas are alternately flowed between the upper air passage and the lower air passage via the particulate heat storage material; and a supply hopper is disposed on the vertical air passage for the granular shape The heat storage material is supplied to the inside of the vertical air duct; the upper gate is disposed between the supply hopper and the vertical air passage in an openable and closable manner, and is configured to hold the particulate heat storage material in the supply hopper after being closed And after opening, for discharging the granular heat storage material from the supply hopper to the inside of the vertical air duct; and a lower gate which is disposed at a lower end of the vertical air duct in an openable and closable manner, after being closed, The particulate heat storage material is retained in the vertical air duct, and after opening, the particulate heat storage material is applied from inside the vertical air duct Out.

The collection container is provided below the vertical duct, and the collection container recovers the particulate heat storage material discharged from the lower gate.

The utility model is characterized in that the lower gate is opened and closed by means of opening the door.

It is characterized in that a combustion air supply pipe having an air supply valve and an exhaust gas discharge pipe having an exhaust valve are connected to any of the upper air passage and the lower air passage, and are arranged in the above-described row The gas valve is closed and the above gas supply valve is When the combustion air is circulated in the vertical air passage and the air supply valve is closed, the opening and closing operation of the lower shutter is continued, and the opening and closing operation of the upper shutter is continued.

It is characterized in that the particulate heat storage system is a spherical heat storage material having a spherical shape.

According to the duct type heat storage device of the present invention, the exchange operation of all the heat storage materials can be quickly completed in a short time.

1‧‧‧Air duct type heat storage device

2‧‧‧Vertical air duct

2a‧‧‧Upper vertical air duct

2b‧‧‧lower end of vertical air duct

2c‧‧‧ inside the vertical duct

3‧‧‧Upper air duct

4‧‧‧Lower air duct

5‧‧‧Perforated plate

6‧‧‧Perforated plate

5a, 6a‧‧‧ Surface of perforated plate

7‧‧‧ gas supply valve

8‧‧‧Combustion air supply pipe

9‧‧‧Exhaust valve

10‧‧‧Exhaust exhaust pipe

11‧‧‧Spherical heat storage material

12‧‧‧Supply hopper

12a‧‧‧Supply at the lower end of the hopper

13‧‧‧Spherical heat storage material supply path

14‧‧‧Upper gate

14a‧‧‧Upper ram

15‧‧‧lower gate

15a‧‧‧lower gate

15b‧‧‧ spindle

15c‧‧‧ front end

15d‧‧‧ reinforcing ribs

17‧‧‧Set the floor

18‧‧‧Recycling container

18a‧‧‧Upper opening

18b‧‧‧ Wheels

19‧‧‧ Controller

A‧‧‧Combustion air

B‧‧‧Exhaust

C‧‧‧ bottom area

D‧‧‧Dotted line showing the storage height of spherical heat storage material

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a side cross-sectional view showing a preferred embodiment of a duct type heat storage device of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a side cross-sectional view showing a stage in which a heat storage material of the duct type heat storage device of Fig. 1 is discharged.

Fig. 3 is a side cross-sectional view showing a stage in which a heat storage material of the duct type heat storage device of Fig. 1 is placed.

Fig. 4 is a side cross-sectional view showing a state in which the heat storage material exchange operation of the duct type heat storage device of Fig. 1 is completed.

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of the duct type heat storage device of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 is a side cross-sectional view of a duct type heat storage device of the present embodiment, FIG. 2 is a side cross-sectional view showing a heat storage material discharge stage of the duct type heat storage device of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a view showing the duct type heat storage device of FIG. Side sectional view of the stage of the heat storage material, and FIG. 4 is a heat storage material showing the air channel type heat storage device of FIG. A side cross-sectional view of the completed state of the exchange job.

The duct type heat storage device 1 of the present embodiment is provided with a vertical sag Straight vertical air duct 2 in the straight direction. The vertical duct 2 is formed in a hollow cylindrical shape in which the upper end 2a is opened upward and the lower end 2b is opened downward. The inner diameter of the vertical duct 2 is formed of the same size from the upper end 2a to the lower end 2b.

An upper duct 3 is connected to the upper portion of the vertical duct 2 . In vertical air duct The lower air duct 4 is connected to the lower part of 2. A perforated plate (lattice plate) 5 is provided at an end portion connected to the upper air passage 3 of the vertical duct 2 . A perforated plate 6 is also provided at the end connected to the lower air duct 4 of the vertical duct 2 .

A combustion air supply pipe having an air supply valve 7 is connected to the lower air passage 4 8 and an exhaust gas discharge pipe 10 having an exhaust valve 9. The combustion air supply pipe 8 is connected to an air supply blower (not shown) that supplies the combustion air A, and the exhaust gas discharge pipe 10 is connected to a flue (not shown) that discharges the exhaust gas B.

The regenerative burner is constructed by alternately performing one of a combustion operation and an exhaust operation to the burner unit. Each figure shows the main part of a burner unit. The upper air passage 3 is opened to the inside of the furnace of the industrial furnace, for example, and the fuel is mixed with the combustion air A (shown by a solid arrow in the figure) supplied from the combustion air supply pipe 8 during the combustion operation, and is generated in the furnace. flame. At the time of the exhaust operation, the exhaust gas B (shown by a broken line arrow in the drawing) in the furnace is sucked toward the exhaust gas discharge pipe 10.

As shown in FIG. 1, the combustion air A supplied from the combustion air supply pipe 8 toward the inside of the furnace flows from the lower air passage 4 toward the upper air passage 3 via the vertical duct 2. The exhaust gas B discharged from the exhaust gas discharge pipe 10 is opposite to the flow of the combustion air A, and flows from the upper air passage 3 to the lower air passage 4 via the vertical air passage 2. That is, the flow paths of the combustion air A and the exhaust gas B are such that the combustion air A and the exhaust gas B are mutually In the opposite direction, the combustion air A flows from the lower duct 4 toward the upper duct 3, and the exhaust gas B flows from the upper duct 3 toward the lower duct 4. Further, instead of the lower air passage 4, the combustion air supply pipe 8 and the exhaust gas discharge pipe 10 may be connected to the upper air passage 3, and the lower air passage 4 may be connected to the inner side of the furnace. In any case, the combustion air A and the exhaust gas B are alternately flowed in the vertical duct 2 provided between the upper duct 3 and the lower duct 4.

Inside the vertical duct 2, at least to the top of the lower duct 4 The particulate heat storage material such as ceramics or the spherical heat storage material 11 having a spherical shape in the present embodiment is housed. As shown by the imaginary line D in FIG. 1, of course, the spherical heat storage material 11 can be accommodated in the vicinity of the upper air passage 3 or above the upper air passage 3. Thereby, the combustion air A and the exhaust gas B that have flowed in from the upper duct 3 and the lower duct 4 and flow through the inside of the vertical duct 2 flow through the spherical heat accumulating material 11 and come into contact with the spherical heat accumulating material 11.

When the exhaust gas B is circulated, the spherical heat accumulating material 11 is recovered from the exhaust gas B. When the combustion air A flows, the spherical heat storage material 11 heats the combustion air A by the exhaust heat recovered. The perforated plates 5 and 6 of the upper duct 3 and the lower duct 4 are configured to circulate the combustion air A and the exhaust gas B on the one hand, and to maintain the spherical heat accumulating material 11 on the one hand so that the spherical heat accumulating material 11 is not from the vertical duct 2 The inner upper air duct 3 and the lower air duct 4 escape.

The perforated plates 5, 6 are arranged such that the surface facing the inside of the vertical duct 2 The 5a, 6a and the inner surface 2c of the vertical duct 2 are formed on substantially the same surface. As will be described later, when the spherical heat storage material 11 is discharged from the inside of the vertical duct 2, the spherical heat storage material 11 smoothly falls. It does not remain on the periphery of the perforated plates 5, 6.

Provided on the upper end 2a of the vertical air duct 2 to serve the spherical heat storage material The material 11 is supplied to the supply hopper 12 inside the vertical duct 2 . Supply hopper 12 is as known The constituting body is formed by an inclined surface which is inclined at the lower end portion in the supply direction.

The opening of the lower end 12a of the supply hopper 12 is connected to the vertical air duct 2 The openings are formed in substantially the same size. The supply hopper 12 is sent to the spherical heat storage material 11 from the spherical heat storage material supply path 13 before being supplied to the inside of the vertical air duct 2, and is stored in advance. The storage amount at one time is set as the total exchange amount of the spherical heat storage material 11.

At the lower end 12a of the supply hopper 12 and the upper end 2a of the vertical duct 2 The upper gate 14 is openably and closably connectable. The upper gate 14 separates the supply hopper 12 from the inside of the vertical duct 2 by closing, and further holds the spherical heat storage material 11 in the supply hopper 12. At the same time, the upper gate 14 is airtightly held inside the vertical duct 2 . On the other hand, the upper gate 14 communicates with the inside of the vertical duct 2 by opening, and the spherical heat storage material 11 is placed inside the vertical duct 2 from the supply hopper 12.

In this embodiment, the upper gate 14 is slidably driven in the horizontal direction. The pair of right and left upper shutters 14a are moved toward and/or separated from each other, closed by being close, and opened by separation. Preferably, each of the upper shutters 14a is driven separately to a position where the upper end 2a of the vertical duct 2 is fully opened. As the drive mechanism, for example, a hydraulic cylinder or the like can be used.

At the lower end 2b of the vertical air duct 2, a lower brake can be opened and closed freely Door 15. The lower gate 15 separates the inside of the vertical duct 2 from the outside by closing, and further holds the spherical heat accumulating material 11 inside the vertical duct 2 . At the same time, the lower gate 15 holds the inside of the vertical duct 2 airtightly. On the other hand, the lower shutter 15 communicates the inside of the vertical duct 2 with the outside by opening, and discharges the spherical heat storage material 11 from the inside of the vertical duct 2.

In the present embodiment, the lower shutter 15 is opened and closed by the split door type so that the pair of right and left lower shutters 15a are close to each other and/or separated from each other. Specifically, the lower gate 15 is rotatably supported by the base end of each lower shutter 15a to the support shaft 15b provided at the outer side portion of the vertical duct 2, and each lower shutter 15a is rotated around the base end. These front ends 15c are closed close to each other and are opened by separation.

Thereby, each of the lower shutters 15a is separated and moved to a position where the lower end 2b of the vertical duct 2 is fully opened. As the drive mechanism, for example, a gear mechanism or the like can be used.

Similarly to the upper gate 14, the lower gate 15 can be opened and closed by sliding driving in the horizontal direction. Further, the upper gate 14 can be opened and closed by the open door type in the same manner as the lower gate 15.

In the case of the coasting drive, the upper and lower dimensions required for the installation can be reduced, and the duct type heat storage device 1 can be miniaturized. On the other hand, when there is ample space above and below the vertical duct 2, the supply and discharge of the spherical heat accumulating material 11 can be instantaneously and rapidly performed by the door opening type.

In the present embodiment, in order to reduce the weight of the lower shutter 15a, the reinforcing rib 15d is provided on the lower surface of the lower shutter 15a, whereby the lower shutter 15a can be expected to be thinned. Further, in the illustrated example, the lower portion of the lower shutter 15 is provided with an empty space, but a discharge chute for guiding the discharge of the spherical heat storage material 11 may be provided directly below the lower shutter 15.

The lower duct 4 is connected above the lower end 2b of the vertical duct 2 provided with the lower gate 15, whereby the bottom region C is formed around the lower end 2b of the vertical duct 2. The bottom area C around the lower end 2b of the vertical duct 2 is lower than the lower duct 4, and if the bottom area C enters the exhaust gas B, the pressure will be Stabilization, and then the circulation of the exhaust gas B or the like toward the bottom region C will be hindered.

That is, the exhaust gas B or the like does not wrap around the bottom portion C, and the synergistic effect of the air layer between the spherical heat accumulating materials 11 increases, and heat insulation occurs. Therefore, the periphery of the lower gate 15 can be prevented from being heated to a high temperature. Thereby, the heat-resistant material applied to the lower gate 15 can be reduced, and the weight and cost of the lower gate 15 can be reduced.

A recovery container 18 is disposed on the installation floor 17 of the duct type heat storage device 1, and the recovery container 18 is located below the vertical duct 2 for recovering the spherical heat storage material 11 discharged from the lower gate 15. The recovery container 18 has an upward opening portion 18a. As long as the spherical heat storage material 11 can be accommodated, the recovery container 18 may be a container similar to any of the container forms. In the present embodiment, in order to improve the convenience of movement, the recovery container 18 is provided with a wheel 18b that can freely travel on the installation floor 17.

The duct type heat storage device 1 includes a controller 19 that is connected to the upper gate 14, the lower gate 15, the air supply valve 7, and the exhaust valve 9, and controls these members.

The air supply valve 7 is opened during the combustion operation of the regenerative burner (the opening operation is indicated by a white mark in the figure), and the combustion air A from the combustion air supply pipe 8 is directed upward from the vertical duct 2 The air duct 3 is fed. The combustion air A sent to the upper duct 3 is thereafter mixed with the fuel, thereby generating a flame into the furnace. At this time, the exhaust valve 9 is closed (the closing operation is indicated by a black mark in the drawing). On the other hand, at the time of the exhaust operation of the regenerative burner, the supply valve 7 is closed, and the exhaust valve 9 is opened, whereby the exhaust gas B from the furnace flows through the upper duct 3 to the vertical duct 2 The inside is then discharged toward the exhaust gas discharge pipe 10.

The controller 19 is a burner unit of the pair of burner units of the regenerative burner, wherein the exhaust valve 9 is closed, the air supply valve 7 is opened, and the combustion air A is circulated to the vertical duct 2 When the combustion is in the state (another combustion When the air supply valve 7 is closed and the operation signal is input from the air supply valve 7, the exchange operation of the spherical heat storage material 11 can be performed. Alternatively, when the controller 19 inputs the closing signal of the air supply valve 7 during the combustion operation, the input operation can be used as a trigger to perform the exchange operation of the spherical heat storage material 11.

As the air supply valve 7 is closed, the airflow in the vertical air duct 2 is temporarily stopped. Then, the controller 19 sends an open signal to the lower gate 15. Then, when all of the spherical heat storage materials 11 have been dropped in the recovery container 18 by the lapse of a predetermined time or the like by the timer of the controller 19 or the like, a shutdown signal is sent to the lower shutter 15. Thereafter, when it is confirmed by the sensor or the like that detects the opening and closing of the lower shutter 15, the lower shutter 15 is closed, and the open signal is sent from the controller 19 to the upper gate 14.

Then, by checking the timer of the controller 19 or the like, it is confirmed that all of the spherical heat storage material 11 has been placed in the vertical duct 2 from the supply hopper 12 by a predetermined time or the like, and then from the controller 19 The upper gate 14 sends a shutdown signal. Finally, if it is confirmed by the sensor or the like that detects the opening and closing of the upper gate 14, the upper gate 14 is closed, and an open signal is sent from the controller 19 toward the exhaust valve 9, and the one burner unit is moved to the exhausting operation. Thus, the combustion action is initiated by the pair of other burner units.

The operation of the valves 7, 9 and the gates 14, 15 may be controlled without the use of a timer such as a timer of the controller 19, but may be visually confirmed by the operator on the one hand, and the gates 14 and 15 may be operated by the controller 19 on the one hand. The valves 7, 9 are opened and closed. In this case, the controller 19 also controls the exchange operation in accordance with the case where the air supply valve 7 is closed, with the exhaust valve 9 being closed. Thereby, the controller 19 prohibits the control of the exchange operation when the exhaust valve 9 is opened by the exhaust operation.

Next, the action of the duct type heat storage device 1 of the present embodiment is performed. Description. The sequence of the exchange operation of the spherical heat storage material 11 is shown in the order of the drawings in FIGS. 1 to 4. Fig. 1 shows the combustion operation state of one burner unit in the normal operation of the regenerative burner.

During the combustion operation, the air supply valve 7 is opened and the exhaust valve 9 is closed. The combustion air A flows from the combustion air supply pipe 8 to the upper air passage 3 through the vertical duct 2 . The exchange operation of the spherical heat storage material 11 is performed during this combustion operation.

As shown in Figure 2, first, the equipment floor below the vertical duct 2 The recovery container 18 is disposed on the 17th, and the recovery container 18 is directed toward the lower shutter 15 toward the upper opening portion 18. Further, a total amount of the spherical heat storage material 11 is stored in the supply hopper 12. The gas supply valve 7 is then closed. Thereby, the circulation of the combustion air A is stopped. At this time, the supply of fuel is also stopped.

Thereafter, the lower gate 15 is opened by the controller 19. Take this The spherical heat accumulating material 11 inside the straight air duct 2 is discharged from the lower gate 15 into the recovery container 18 in an instant. Next, the lower gate 15 is closed by the controller 19.

Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the upper gate 14 is controlled by the controller 19. open. Thereby, the spherical heat storage material 11 in the supply hopper 12 is placed in the vertical duct 2 from the upper gate 14 in an instant.

Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 4, the upper gate 14 is controlled by the controller 19. shut down. The exhaust valve 9 is then opened. Thereby, the flow of the exhaust gas B is started in the one burner unit to shift to the exhaust operation state, and at the same time, the combustion operation is started in the other burner unit. After the lower gate 15 is closed, the recovery container 18 is carried into a washing apparatus or the like at an appropriate time. The spherical heat storage material 11 that has been regenerated by washing or the like is supplied from the spherical heat storage material supply path 13 toward the supply hopper 12 to be re-benefited. use.

The air duct type heat storage device 1 of the present embodiment described above is attached to Since the spherical heat storage material 11 is accommodated in the vertical air duct 2 in the form of a straight downward direction, the discharge operation for exchanging the spherical heat storage material 11 or the filling operation for refilling does not cause clogging. This is carried out in an instant, so that the exchange of all the spherical heat storage materials 11 can be quickly completed in a very short time.

Therefore, the regenerative type with the spherical heat storage material 11 as an object can be simplified. Maintenance of the burner. Further, since all of the spherical heat storage materials 11 can be exchanged at once, there is no disadvantage that the unexchanged spherical heat storage materials 11 remain at all times, and the management of the equipment can be improved.

In this embodiment, it is substantially the same size as the opening of the vertical duct 2 The opening forms the opening of the lower end 12a of the supply hopper 12, and the perforated plates 5, 6 are disposed such that the surfaces 5a, 6a facing the inside of the vertical duct 2 and the inner surface 2c of the vertical duct 2 are formed substantially on the same surface. The spherical heat storage material 11 does not remain in the vicinity of the supply hopper 12 and the perforated plates 5 and 6, and the exchange operation can be completed more smoothly and appropriately.

Especially in the discharge operation, as long as the lower gate 15 is opened, By directly discharging all of the spherical heat storage material 11, it is possible to eliminate cumbersome work such as throwing out. Further, since it is the vertical duct 2, the configuration is extremely simple, and even if the spherical heat accumulating material 11 is placed or discharged, the damage caused thereby can be prevented.

The recovery container 18 is disposed below the vertical air duct 2, and is recovered by the recovery The device 18 recovers the spherical heat storage material 11, so that the discharged spherical heat storage material 11 can be easily moved to another place.

Reinforcing the lower shutter 15a by using the reinforcing rib 15d, or A bottom portion C having a heat insulating property is formed directly above the lower gate 15 to ensure the lower portion The thinning of the shutter 15a and the reduction of the amount of construction of the heat-resistant material can shorten the opening and closing operation time of the lower gate 15, and the exchange work time can be further shortened.

The switching operation system of the spherical heat storage material 11 uses only the lower gate 15 and the opening and closing operation of the upper gate 14 are sufficient, so that the work can be completed simply and in a short time, and the operation stop period of the regenerative burner can be shortened.

Since the lower gate 15 is a split door type, compared with the sliding type, it can be instantaneously The discharge of the spherical heat storage material 11 is rapidly performed, whereby the shortening of the exchange time can be promoted.

Since it is configured to connect the lower air passage 4 to the combustion with the air supply valve 7 The air supply pipe 8 and the exhaust gas discharge pipe 10 having the exhaust valve 9 are provided in a state where the exhaust valve 9 is closed, the air supply valve 7 is opened, and the combustion air A flows through the vertical air passage 2, corresponding to When the air valve 7 is closed, the opening and closing operation of the lower shutter 15 is continued, and the opening and closing operation of the upper shutter 14 is continued. Therefore, the exchange operation is prohibited when the high-temperature exhaust gas B flows, and during the circulation of the combustion air A. By stopping the supply of the combustion air A only during the exchange operation, it is possible to suppress the fluctuation of the temperature in the furnace by the closing operation of the air supply valve 7 by the supply stop, and on the other hand, even in the regenerative type. During the operation of the burner, the exchange operation of the spherical heat storage material 11 can still be performed.

In addition, the exchange is performed during the circulation of the low-temperature combustion air A. Therefore, the temperature of the spherical heat storage material 11 can be lowered and discharged, so that work safety can be improved.

And, in one burner unit, it is configured to end the spherical storage The hot material 11 is exchanged and the upper gate 14 is closed and then switched to the exhaust operation, so that the other burner unit can be switched from the exhaust operation to the combustion immediately corresponding to this action. In the burning operation, the exchange operation of the spherical heat storage material 11 can be carried out on the one hand, and the continuous operation of the regenerative burner can be ensured on the one hand, whereby the production operation can be continuously performed on the furnace.

In addition, the low-temperature spherical heat storage material 11 after the exchange, first When the exhaust gas B is heated by the exhaust gas B and the heat storage and the temperature rise are started, when the combustion air A flows during the subsequent combustion operation, a sufficient high temperature state can be obtained, and the combustion air A can be appropriately heated. Further, the temperature of the flame generated in the furnace can be maintained high.

In addition, in the case of performing multiple operations on the regenerative burner, Any of the regenerative burners is stopped by partial operation. Of course, it is also possible to perform an exchange operation during this operation stop period.

Since the bottom region C has heat insulation, the bottom region C is formed The vertical duct 2 may be formed of an iron shell without using a refractory material or the like. If so, the manufacturing cost of the vertical duct 2 can be reduced.

Further, for the particulate regenerator, a spherical shape heat storage of a spherical shape is exemplified Although the material 11 has been described, the shape of the particles is not limited to a spherical shape, and may be any form as long as it has a rolling shape such as an elliptical shape, a cylindrical shape, or a pulverized shape. The spherical shape does not need to be a true ball, and it may be a spherical shape with deformation and unevenness.

1‧‧‧Air duct type heat storage device

2‧‧‧Vertical air duct

2a‧‧‧Upper vertical air duct

2b‧‧‧lower end of vertical air duct

2c‧‧‧ inside the vertical duct

3‧‧‧Upper air duct

4‧‧‧Lower air duct

5‧‧‧Perforated plate

5a‧‧‧ Surface of perforated plate

6‧‧‧Perforated plate

6a‧‧‧ Surface of perforated plate

7‧‧‧ gas supply valve

8‧‧‧Combustion air supply pipe

9‧‧‧Exhaust valve

10‧‧‧Exhaust exhaust pipe

11‧‧‧Spherical heat storage material

12‧‧‧Supply hopper

12a‧‧‧Supply at the lower end of the hopper

13‧‧‧Spherical heat storage material supply path

14‧‧‧Upper gate

14a‧‧‧Upper ram

15‧‧‧lower gate

15a‧‧‧lower gate

15b‧‧‧ spindle

15c‧‧‧ front end

15d‧‧‧ reinforcing ribs

17‧‧‧Set the floor

18‧‧‧Recycling container

18a‧‧‧Upper opening

18b‧‧‧ Wheels

19‧‧‧ Controller

A‧‧‧Combustion air

B‧‧‧Exhaust

C‧‧‧ bottom area

D‧‧‧Dotted line showing the storage height of spherical heat storage material

Claims (7)

A air duct type heat storage device characterized by comprising: a vertical air duct vertically disposed in an up-and-down vertical direction in a straight form, an upper air passage connected to an upper portion, and a lower air passage connected to a lower portion from above the upper portion The inner diameter of the upper end to the lower end of the lower portion is formed in the same size, and at least the upper portion of the lower air passage accommodates a particulate heat storage material, and the upper air passage and the lower wind are passed through the particulate heat storage material. The combustion air and the exhaust gas are alternately flowed between the channels; the perforated plate is disposed on the upper wind in such a manner that the surface facing the inside of the vertical air passage is on the same surface as the inner surface of the vertical air passage a connection end of each of the lower air duct and the vertical air duct, and a supply hopper provided on the vertical air passage for supplying the granular heat storage material to the inside of the vertical air duct; the upper gate Provided in an openable and closable manner between the supply hopper and the vertical air passage, and after closing, for holding the particulate heat storage material in the supply hopper And after opening, the granular heat storage material is supplied from the supply hopper to the inside of the vertical air duct; and the lower gate is disposed at a lower end of the vertical air duct in an openable and closable manner, and after the closing, the particles are The heat storage material is held in the vertical air passage, and after opening, the particulate heat storage material is discharged from the inside of the vertical air passage. The duct type heat storage device according to claim 1, wherein a recovery container that collects the particulate heat storage material discharged from the lower gate is disposed below the vertical duct. A duct type heat storage device according to claim 1, wherein the lower gate is opened and closed by means of opening the door. A duct type heat storage device according to claim 2, wherein the lower gate is opened and closed by means of opening the door. The air channel type heat storage device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the air passage type valve and the lower air passage are connected to each of the upper air passage and the lower air passage. a combustion air supply pipe and an exhaust gas discharge pipe having an exhaust valve, and closing the gas supply valve in a state where the exhaust valve is closed and the air supply valve is opened and combustion air flows through the vertical air passage In the case of the opening and closing operation of the lower shutter, the opening and closing operation of the upper shutter is continued. The duct type heat storage device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the particulate heat storage system is a spherical heat storage material having a spherical shape. The duct type heat storage device according to claim 5, wherein the particulate heat storage system is a spherical heat storage material having a spherical shape.