WO2005110634A1 - 燻焼式減容化処理方法及びその装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a containment treatment technology for reducing the volume of waste and the like by flameless combustion (smoking) in a carbonization container, and more particularly, to the reliable generation of a burning region for waste and the like and the generation of the burning region.
- the present invention relates to a smoldering type volume reduction treatment method and apparatus capable of achieving stable continuation (self-combustion) even in a large-capacity carbonization vessel and greatly improving the treatment capacity.
- the combustible particles floating in the container adhere to the inner surface of the container as tar or the like and are re-smoked, and are taken out of the container without burning or releasing the carbonized gas (smoked gas) to the atmosphere.
- This has the advantage that it can be rendered harmless by post-treatment such as condensation and liquefaction, and can be recycled.
- the burning region is covered with a solidified carbon layer attached to its upper side, and the burning region slowly rises and does not remain at a fixed position, so that it is difficult to supply oxygen to the burning region.
- Thorough drying and carbonization are necessary until the combustible material changes to a carbonized layer, and in the case of continuous smoldering, the burning area must be maintained in the lower carbonized layer of the deposited combustible material in a closed container. Don't be.
- it is necessary to locally increase (layer-like) and maintain a high temperature by an oxidation reaction in the burning region.
- combustibles are deposited by laying ceramics on the bottom of the container, and once a burning zone is generated at the boundary between the ceramic layer and the deposited combustibles, the ceramic layer has a heat storage effect. Exhibits heat radiation and generates a small amount of negative ions, so that the temperature of the burning region is kept high, and the incinerated material resulting from the oxidation reaction of the carbonized layer is sandwiched between the ceramic layer and the burning region and melts at high temperature. The volume is reduced and the powder gradually increases as it is contained in the ceramics layer as a powdery ceramic (similar to arophen contained in volcanic ash, etc.). The above response is always cyclically adjacent. Excessive powdered ceramics in the container can be reused as useful materials by taking it out of the container except for the portion that will become the ceramic layer.
- JP-A-2002-305675 JP-A-2004-33966 are disclosed.
- negative ion air generated by a plasma discharge type negative ion generator is horizontally blown into a powdery ceramic layer deposited on the bottom of a dry distillation vessel through a negative ion intake port. Convection within the powdery ceramic layer.
- the negative ion air lowers the oxidizing reduction potential in the container to create a reducing atmosphere, which can suppress flame combustion, and in the scorching region, the fine particles in the smoldering gas are violently generated as unstable positive ions. It rapidly combines with negative ions supplied from the outside by Coulomb force and reacts oxidatively, locally promoting the scorching area and sustaining smoking. In addition, it floats above the workpiece Since the fine particles in the carbonized gas are also positively charged, if negative ions bind to the particles and neutralize them, their floating properties will decline and they will remain in the container where they will easily aggregate, and tar will remain on the inner surface of the container. Since it adheres and is re-smoked, the amount of gas discharged from the container can be reduced, and the efficiency of the containment process increases.
- Patent Document 1 JP 2002-305675 (Paragraph Nos. 0030 to 0032, FIGS. 1 and 2)
- Patent Document 2 JP 2004-33966 (Paragraph Nos. 0019, 0021, FIGS. 1, 02)
- the mineral (metallic substance) contained in the ceramics is blown in the horizontal direction by injecting negative ion air at the lower part of the side of the container into the powdery ceramic layer to cause convection. Reacts with chlorine and reacts simply with CaCl, MgCl, MgCl, ZnCl, etc.
- the powdered ceramic layer is, the more the concentration of negative ions that pass through it and rise to the top and diminishes to the scorching region is diluted. Due to the need to limit the deposition thickness of the layer, the depth of the container (layer thickness of the material layer to be treated) must also be limited.
- the scorching area must be generated in a layered manner because the carbonized layer and the dry layer must be generated in a generally layered manner.
- the scorching area is ignited from the residue outlet. It is generated by directly igniting the object to be processed with a wrench or the like, and it is impossible to generate it in a layered manner. Even if the scorching area is generated on the object in the vicinity of the residue outlet, the powdery ceramic layer is considerably heated, and in such a state, it is difficult to maintain the scorching area.
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-33966 does not disclose any method for generating a scorching region, but negative ion air is supplied from a center of the side surface of the carbonization container through a single thick suction pipe into the container. To make the inside of the container a gas atmosphere containing negative ions. However, if one intake port is buried and blocked by the object to be treated, the introduction of negative ions and the necessary amount of oxygen do not stabilize, so the burning area gradually extinguishes and the burning area becomes stable. Is difficult to maintain.
- a first object of the present invention is to provide a smoldering type volume reduction method capable of reliably generating a burning region in an object to be processed so as to be used in a practical machine. Provide There is to be.
- a second object of the present invention is to provide a smoldering type volume reduction processing apparatus capable of stably maintaining the burning region of the object to be processed, even in a container having a relatively large capacity, and greatly improving the processing capacity. It is to provide.
- the inventor of the present invention initially conducted an experiment by arranging several electric heating rods on the powdery ceramics layer, and the heat generated from the electric heating rods came into contact therewith. Since it was absorbed by the powdery ceramics layer, it was difficult to generate a burning area even with a high-power electric heating rod. Therefore, the electric heating rod was placed with a slight buoyancy from the powdery ceramics layer.However, since the object to be treated in the gap between the powdery ceramics layer and the electric heating rod also ignites, the powder with insufficient heat storage The mixture of incineration and carbide overlapped on the ceramitas layer, and its heat radiation effect was cut off, so that the ignition once generated above the electric heating rod gradually disappeared. The experiment was repeated many times by changing the wattage and number of the electric heating rods and the distance between the powdery ceramic layer and the electric heating rods, but it was not possible to observe the stratification of the burning area.
- the object to be treated was a wood-based material such as sawdust or wood chip
- a relatively smooth ignition could be observed, though there was no laminar development in the scorching area.
- a firing material temporary burning material
- the temporary burning region is located above the ignition material.
- the idea was supposed that the carbonized layer and the dry layer gradually evolved in the material layer to be treated gradually, and then the carbonized layer of the material layer to be treated itself would naturally have a burning zone force S and burn like a fire.
- this is a kind of primitive method, but with good results.
- the first means of the present invention is that in a dry distillation container into which air containing negative ions is introduced, a bottom layer of the container and a ceramic layer to be processed are deposited, and the ceramic layer and the processing layer are formed.
- the scorching zone continues between the carbonized layer in the lower part of the physical layer and the metamorphic layer, and the scorched area gradually propagates to the upper side of the object layer with the carbonized layer on the upper side, and the object layer is carbonized.
- the ash generated in the scorching area is turned into powdery ceramics and contained in the ceramics layer, and is added to the ceramic layer.
- the ceramic layer When the ceramic layer is preheated by the temporary burning region on the lower side of the igniting material, the ceramic layer accumulates heat and simultaneously performs a heat radiation effect. As the temporary burning zone gradually evolves upward, the carbonized layer and the dry layer gradually metamorphose to the lower side of the workpiece layer, and eventually burn to the carbonized layer of the workpiece layer spontaneously from the temporary burning zone. Regions form in layers.
- the burning region is formed in a layer in the object layer, at least the carbonized layer has already been formed on the object layer (combustible material layer). Therefore, after burning, the burning region propagates through the carbonized layer. As it grows, a dry layer will accompany it, leading to a more stable burning zone. Therefore, the present invention can be applied to a dry distillation container having a large bottom area. According to the prototype, it was verified that it is possible to realize a volume 5 m 3 or more practical machine.
- a charcoal fire layer such as charcoal or coatus on the ceramic layer and then spread a layer of good combustible material such as sawdust and wood chip.
- the good-combustible material layer is preferably a granular fluid such as sawdust, for which a material having a low porosity is good.
- the charcoal layer is suitable for using charcoal because of its price and the sustainability of the temporary burning zone.
- a second means of the present invention comprises depositing a bottom ceramic layer and an object layer in a dry distillation vessel for introducing air containing negative ions.
- a smoldering type volume reduction treatment apparatus for reducing the volume of the treatment object layer by maintaining a burning region between the ceramic layer and the carbonized layer in which the lower side of the treatment object layer is transformed, It is characterized in that a number of air supply ports for blowing air containing negative ions into the container are dispersed and arranged inside the surrounding wall of the container.
- the air supply ports can be appropriately reduced in size, so that the flow velocity can be relatively increased, and the object to be processed gradually sinks in the container.
- it can be blown off to prevent the air supply port from being blocked.
- adhesion of tar and the like to the air supply port can be suppressed.
- the air containing negative ions can be supplied from the remaining air supply port even if a certain air supply port is closed, and the burning area is stabilized. Can be achieved.
- the depth of the container increases, Even if the level rises, air near the intake port group is supplied with air containing negative ions, so that the burning region can be stably maintained.
- the carbonization container has a column inside the surrounding wall and is separated from the surrounding wall, and a large number of air supply ports are dispersed and arranged on the outer surface side of the column.
- the carbonization container is not limited to the case where the column is provided, but has a partition wall for partitioning the inner space in a vertical direction, and a large number of air supply ports are distributed and arranged on the outer surface side of the partition wall.
- a loop configuration can also be adopted, and a container having a large bottom area can be used.
- the air supply port has a slanted mouth shape in which the upper edge side of the edge protrudes more than the lower edge side of the edge. It does not impede the blowing speed of the air supply port force, functions as a means for removing the object to be treated, and can prevent clogging and the like.
- the air supply pipe communicating with the air supply port penetrates the surrounding wall, and the air supply pipe inside the air supply pipe is located outside the surrounding wall and near the surrounding wall.
- a negative ion generating unit for attaching negative ions to the air is provided. That is, a negative ion generating unit is provided at a position near the outside of the surrounding wall for each air supply port. It does not branch the negative ion air from the only negative ion generator and send it to many air supply ports.
- the power of each air supply port can also increase the concentration of negative ions blown into the container, contributing to the stable and sustained burning.
- the negative ion generating unit is provided near the outside of the surrounding wall, the range of the negative ions to the inside of the container can be minimized, the injection efficiency can be increased, and the stable burning area can be maintained. To contribute.
- the main body of the negative ion generating unit is mounted on the air supply pipe, and the needle-like negative electrode, which also projects the main body force, is inserted into the pipe through a small hole formed in the pipe wall of the air supply pipe.
- the needle-shaped negative electrode has a certain degree of electron emission directivity, the emitted electrons can travel straight from the tip of the needle-shaped negative electrode to the inside of the solid angle that faces the air supply port.
- the ionization rate of oxygen molecules that undergo thermal motion from the body increases. For this reason, the ionization efficiency is increased, and a high-concentration negative ion can be supplied, which contributes to the stable continuation of the burning region.
- the tip of the needle-shaped negative electrode is exposed to the air supply from outside air in the air supply pipe, there is a possibility that the electron emission ability may gradually decrease and the electron emission capability may decrease. Since it can be taken out from the small holes, periodic cleaning can be easily performed.
- the supply pipe is a branch pipe that branches into one or more stages in communication with the outlet of a blower that takes in outside air through a filter. If a small blower such as a fan motor is provided at each position of the negative ion generation unit in the air supply pipe, electrical wiring at the adjacent location is sufficient, making it easier to manufacture a volume reduction processing device.
- a filter which increases the maintenance cost of replacing the filter.
- a large number of branch pipes are used, although the production cost is increased by the labor of piping work, only one filter needs to be provided for only the centralized blower, so maintenance such as filter replacement is required.
- the volume reduction processing apparatus includes an inner lid provided on the upper charging port side of the container, and an outer lid provided on the upper part of the inner lid with a temporary storage space for the object to be processed opened. It is desirable to become.
- adding more objects to be processed first open the outer lid, put the objects into the temporary storage space on the inner lid, wait for deposition, and then close the outer lid to force the inner lid.
- the lid is opened, the objects to be treated in the temporary storage space fall into the container and are accumulated.
- the dry distillation gas in the container does not need to be released to the outside air, and flame combustion due to the outside air entering the container can be suppressed. Also, if the objects to be treated are pre-loaded into the temporary storage space before the work of adding the objects to be treated, the objects to be treated with high water content can be drained and dried by conduction heat or waste heat from below. It can be applied in advance, and the processing time can be shortened.
- the inner lid be a sliding door-type lid that can slide in the horizontal direction.
- the objects to be treated in the temporary storage space can be deposited in layers in advance, the objects to be treated fall into the container from the edge of the inner lid that moves in the horizontal direction, and are accumulated while the inner lid is gradually opened.
- the object to be processed is substantially layered.
- the sliding door cover be a pair of double-opening lids that can slide in alternate directions.
- the extension length of the inner lid in the open state can be reduced by half, contributing to the improvement of space efficiency and the simplification of the strength design of the supporting drive system, and the time required for opening and closing can be reduced by half, so it enters the temporary storage space.
- the amount of dry distillation gas to be generated can be suppressed. It is desirable to provide a drop hopper above the outer lid.
- a leveling means for leveling and flattening the surface of the object to be processed, which has been put into the upper part of the container may be provided.
- the leveling means when the object to be treated is charged, the object is not hindered from being inserted while being attached to the surrounding wall of the container, and after the object is charged, the flattening operation is performed.
- the power transmission system is provided in the container.
- the leveling means be configured to operate in conjunction with the opening / closing lid provided at the upper inlet of the container. For example, it is only necessary to connect a leveling member under the slide lid.
- the level of the ceramic layer in the container increases as the number of objects to be processed is repeatedly increased, so that the ceramic needs to be carried out of the container while leaving only the ceramic layer of a required thickness. It should be noted here that the layered burning area on the ceramic layer should not be broken down as much as possible when it is carried out.
- the residue deposited on the bottom surface of the container is opened at the lower end of a third wall connecting the opposed first and second walls of the surrounding wall. It has winding drive means provided with an endless link chain that crawls on the bottom surface toward the outlet.
- each link of the endless link chain is a wide link such as a jumper that extends over the distance between the first and second walls
- the endless link chain covers the bottom surface of the container.
- a wide link can be made up of a receiving plate or mesh plate that serves as the floor. The powdery ceramics on each link slides for the length of movement of the link, so they are shifted laterally for a shorter distance. Therefore, ceramics will be gradually carried out while being rubbed by each link.
- the ceramics layer does not have a low carry-out efficiency, and a partial and rapid sinking phenomenon of the ceramic layer does not occur, so that the layer shape of the burning layer in the discharging process can be minimized.
- the endless link chain goes around endlessly, it is in a standby state where ceramics can be carried out at any time. Therefore, the unloading efficiency may be low, and the unloading operation should be continued until the thickness of the ceramic layer is optimized.
- the residue discharging device includes a chain including a pair of chains oriented along a first ridge line where the bottom surface and the inner surface of the first wall intersect and a second ridge line where the bottom surface and the inner surface of the second wall intersect. It is desirable to have driving means, and to have a pair of chains provided with an ejection member. Within the distance between the first and second walls The ejection member crawls on the bottom surface and ejects the ceramic while shifting it sideways. It can be configured as a simple, durable and reliable residue discharge device. A large number of extraction members may be provided, but since the extraction members are also exposed to the heat in the container, the replacement operation is complicated.
- protective covers are provided directly above the pair of chains. This is to prevent ceramics and foreign substances from being clogged between the chain and the surrounding wall to prevent an overload condition. It is preferable that the first protective cover is a first eave member that also protrudes the first wall side force, and the second protective cover is a second eave member that protrudes the second wall side force.
- the extending member may be a spanning chain. If the suspension chain is installed on a pair of chains with some slack, the suspension chain is dragged on the bottom surface in a bowed state, but even if it hits a foreign object, etc., excessive stress is not generated. Longevity can be realized.
- residue gutter for receiving the ceramics discharged through the residue discharge port by the residue discharge device over a distance between the first wall and the second wall. Disposal of the powdered ceramics is easier. Further, it is preferable that the residue gutter is provided with a feeding means for narrowing the ceramic in the direction of either the first wall or the second wall. Further, it is easier to dispose of the discharged ceramics. A screw competition can be used as the residue feeding means.
- the height level of the burning area is detected based on the temperature information obtained from multiple temperature detectors. It is desirable to have a level detecting means for performing the above. More preferably, there is provided a burning position indicator means for indicating the height level of the burning area outside the surrounding wall based on the detection signal of the level detecting means. Since the height level of the burning area is always indicated on the outside of the surrounding wall, the burning area can be set to the optimum position by carrying out the unloading operation while observing it, and the processing efficiency can be improved. it can.
- the upper surface level of the layer to be processed is too close to the burning level and the thickness of the carbonized layer is reduced, it is difficult to form a carbonized layer having a sufficient thickness even when the object to be processed is charged.
- the burning area may disappear. Therefore, it is desirable to provide an upper surface position indicator means for indicating the upper surface level of the object layer in the container outside the surrounding wall. Since the approach distance to the top-level burning level is known, the workpiece can be loaded at the optimal time and the burning area can be maintained.
- a pulley device is used as the surface position indicator means.
- the pulley device is supported above the inner space of the container, and adjusts the weight placed on the upper surface of the object layer in the container.
- a first fixed pulley which is wound around a vertically extending linear material connected to one end, and is supported outside the container at a level lower than the bottom surface of the container, and the linear material from the first fixed pulley is wound.
- a tension applying member connected to the other end of the wire extending vertically from the third fixed pulley, and a position between the second fixed pulley and the third fixed pulley at the same height level as the weight.
- the provided indication mark When the upper surface of the object to be processed is lowered in accordance with the reduction in volume, the weight and the indicator are lowered to the same extent, so that the position indicated by the indicator matches the upper surface position of the object.
- the only thing in the container is the weight and the linear material connected to it. Even if tar or the like adheres to the linear material, it can be scraped off by vertical movement.
- the post-treatment device for the carbonization gas includes at least a carbonization liquid tank for condensing the carbonization gas taken out of the carbonization container into a carbonization liquid, and a carbonization tank for removing the carbonization liquid. It is desirable to have a cooling device that cools the discharged gas without contacting the outside air.
- FIG. 1 is a front view showing a waste-smoking type volume reduction treatment device and a post-treatment device according to Example 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an external perspective view showing a smoldering type volume reduction treatment apparatus for the waste.
- FIG. 3 (A) is a plan view of the smoldering type volume reduction processing apparatus for the waste, and (B) is a front view of the smoldering type volume reduction processing apparatus for the waste.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the smoldering type volume reduction treatment device for the waste.
- FIG. 5 (A) is a side view showing a manner of mounting a negative ion air supply pipe in the same apparatus, (B) is a plan view thereof, and (C) is a negative ion generating unit mounted on the same supply pipe. It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance.
- FIG. 6 (A) Explanatory diagram of the chain drive device for residue discharge in the smoldering type volume reduction equipment for waste, and (B) shows the crossover chain attached to the drive chain.
- FIG.7 (A)-(C) show the preparatory steps in order to generate a burning area in the waste put in the smoldering type volume reduction equipment for waste! It is a process drawing.
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of a waste burning position indicator that can be used in the waste-smoldering type volume reduction treatment apparatus.
- FIG. 9 (A) is an illustration of a leveling device that can be used in the smoldering type volume reduction equipment for the waste. (B) is a waste that can be used in the smoldering type volume reduction processing device for the waste. It is an explanatory view of an upper surface position indicator of an object.
- FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view showing a waste-smoking volume reduction apparatus according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a plan view showing a smoldering type volume reduction treatment apparatus for the waste.
- FIG. 1 is a front view showing a waste-smoke-type volume reduction processing apparatus and a post-treatment apparatus according to Example 1 of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a smoke-smoke-type volume reduction processing apparatus for the waste
- Fig. 3 (A) is a plan view of the smoldering type volume reduction equipment for the waste
- Fig. 3 (B) is a front view of the smoldering type volume reduction processing apparatus for the waste
- Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the smoldering type volume reduction equipment for waste.
- a waste volume reduction treatment apparatus 1 and a wood vinegar liquid tank 2 for condensing and liquefying a carbonized gas (smoked gas) taken out through an exhaust duct la in the upper part of its internal space are provided.
- the first-stage cyclone unit 3 that forcibly cools and liquefies the residual gas derived from 2a without contacting the outside air, and forcibly cools the residual gas derived from the duct 3a without contacting the outside air
- a photocatalyst device 6 for deodorizing residual gas odor using a photocatalyst Each of the cyclone devices 3 and 4 has a plurality of dew condensation plates P in the cyclone K, and a refrigerant supplied from a chilling unit (not shown) passes through these dew condensation plates P. Condensate water vapor in gas.
- the volume reduction processing apparatus 1 includes a bottom plate 10 and a surrounding wall 11 as an inner wall (a front wall (first wall) 11a, a rear wall (second wall) l ib, a left curved wall (third wall) 11c, and a right wall.
- the curved wall (fourth wall) lid) constitutes a carbonization vessel having an elliptical cross section, with an inner wall 12 surrounding the surrounding wall, and an outer wall 13 surrounding the inner wall 12.
- the front outer wall 13 is provided with an inspection door 14 that seals an inspection opening large enough for humans to enter and exit.
- each air supply port H has its upper edge closer to the lower edge than the lower edge of the air in order to prevent the material to be processed and tar from entering the mouth due to the sedimentation movement of the material layer in the container. Also has a protruding oblique shape.
- the air supply nozzle W communicating with the air inlet H penetrates the surrounding wall 11, the middle wall 12, and the outer wall 13 as shown in FIGS. 5 (A) and 5 (B).
- a negative ion generating unit U is provided for each air supply port H at a position near the outside of the airbag.
- the air supply ports H are arranged in three steps at a 30 cm interval in the vertical direction and five steps in a set of five ports.
- the negative ion generation unit U used in this example is an inti-fion generation unit (model ITM-F201) manufactured by Andes Electric Co., Ltd., which is a flat and small unit as shown in Fig. 5 (C). It has an A and a needle-shaped negative electrode (pure carbon-1 dollar) N protruding from the body, and is an electron emission type that suppresses generation of unnecessary radio waves.
- the unit body A is mounted on the air supply pipe W, and the needle-shaped negative electrode N is directed to the downstream side of the air supply in the pipe W through the small hole h formed in the pipe wall of the air supply noise W. And insert it.
- Each air supply pipe W is branched and connected to an outlet pipe Q of a blower 30 that takes in outside air through a filter. Branch pipe.
- the number of the negative needle electrodes N protruding from the unit body A is not limited to one, and two or more negative electrodes may be used.
- the upper charging port 15 of the carbonization vessel is provided with a double lid structure.
- This double lid structure is a double-sided inner lid plate 18a, 18b slidable in the horizontal direction in a rectangular cylindrical portion 17 rising from the upper surface 16 of the carbonization container, and the inner lid plate 18a, 18 It is provided with a temporary storage space S and is provided at the top with a double-spanning outer lid plate 19a, 19b slidable in the horizontal direction.Each lid plate 18a, 18b, 19a, 19b is provided on both sides thereof. It is opened and closed by a pair of hydraulic cylinders 20, 20 arranged.
- a drop-in hopper 21 is provided above the rectangular tube portion 17.
- the front side and the back side of the middle wall 12 and the outer wall 13 are supported on a plurality of H-shaped steel members 22 for pedestals, and a plurality of H-shaped steel members 22 connecting the first wall 11a and the second wall lib are provided.
- the bottom plate 10 is fixed on the H-shaped steel member 23 for beams.
- the lower ends of the right and left side surfaces of the third wall 11c and the fourth wall lid and the middle wall 12 and the outer wall 13 are separated from the bottom plate 10 at an upper position, and the entrance G of the drive chain 40a located above.
- a residue discharge port G which is an evacuation port, is formed. Pair
- Drive chains 40a, 40a are oriented along the first ridgeline L where the bottom plate 10 intersects with the inner surface of the first wall 11a and the second ridgeline L where the bottom plate 10 intersects with the inner surface of the second wall lib. ing.
- each drive chain 40a is wound around a drive sprocket 40b and a driven sprocket 40c, and the upper drive chain 40a is dragged onto the bottom plate 10 in the container.
- the lower (loose side) drive chain 40a passes through the lower space of the H-shaped steel member 23 for beams.
- the driving sprocket 40b is driven by a motor M via a roller chain 40d.
- a pull rod 40e is connected to the axis of the driven sprocket 40c. Then, the tension of the drive chain 40a can be adjusted. As shown in FIG.
- a bridging chain 40h as a projecting member is connected to the pair of drive chains 40a, 40a by connecting metal fittings 40i.
- An eaves member 41 as a protective cover is provided directly above the drive chain 40a on the bottom plate 10. ing.
- the eaves member 41 projects from the first wall 11a and the second wall lib at a downward inclination as shown in FIG.
- a residue gutter 42 for receiving the powdery ceramics T is provided.
- a charcoal-fired layer T of charcoal is spread all over the 20-cm-thick powdery ceramic layer T, and the inner lid plates 18a, 18b and the outer
- the powdery ceramics layer T performs heat radiation at the same time as storing heat, the inside of the sawdust layer T is transformed into a temporary carbonized layer T and a temporary dried layer T as shown in Fig. 7 (B), and the temporary burning area gradually rises.
- a carbonized layer V is also formed as shown in Fig. 7 (C), and then burnt to the carbonized layer V by burning. Region V (see Fig. 4
- the air supply ports H can be appropriately reduced in size.
- the flow velocity can be made relatively high, and when the material to be treated gradually reaches the inlet H when it sinks in the container, it can be blown off to suppress the clogging of the inlet H. Further, adhesion of tar or the like to the air supply port H can be suppressed. Since a large number of air supply ports H are distributed and arranged, even if a certain air supply port H is closed, negative ion air can be supplied from the remaining air supply port H. V can be stably maintained. Furthermore, as the depth of the container becomes deeper
- the straight air supply port H power is also supplied with negative ion air.
- the cross section of the surrounding wall 11 is elliptical, and a cavity or a thin processed material layer is formed near the third wall 11c and near the fourth wall lid, so that the wraparound of negative ion air is good.
- the substrate to be treated is surrounded by negative ion air. For this reason, the flame combustion of the object layer can be suppressed.
- a negative ion generating unit U is provided at a position near the outside of the surrounding wall 11 for each air supply port H. Since the negative ion air from the only negative ion generator is not branched and sent to many air supply ports, the air supply port H can increase the concentration of negative ions blown into the container, and the burning area V Contributes to the stable maintenance of Negative ion generation unit U surrounds force
- the tip of the needle-like negative electrode N can be brought close to the air supply port H, so that the range of the emitted electrons to the inside of the container can be minimized, and the injection efficiency can be improved. It can be raised, contributing to the stable maintenance of the burning area.
- the main body A of the negative ion generating unit U is mounted on the air supply pipe W, and the needle-shaped negative electrode N protruding from the main body A is passed through a small hole h formed in the pipe wall of the air supply pipe W. It is inserted toward the downstream side of the air supply in the noise W.
- the needle-shaped negative electrode N Since the needle-shaped negative electrode N has a certain degree of directivity of electron emission, the emitted electrons can travel straight within a solid angle facing the air inlet H from the tip force of the needle-shaped negative electrode N. When entering, the force of ionizing the oxygen molecules that thermally move increases. As a result, the ionization efficiency is increased, a high concentration of negative ions can be supplied, and
- the air supply pipe W is a branch pipe that branches off in communication with the outlet pipe Q of the blower 30 that takes in outside air via a filter (not shown). If a small air blowing means such as a fan motor is provided for each negative ion generating unit position U in the air supply pipe W, the electric wiring at the adjacent location is sufficient and the manufacture of the volume reduction processing device 1 becomes easy, but each small air blowing Means Must be equipped with a filter, which increases the maintenance cost of replacing the filter. However, when a large number of branch pipes are used, the production cost is increased by the labor required for piping work, but since only one filter needs to be provided for the centralized blower 30, maintenance such as filter replacement is required. It can be greatly reduced.
- the object to be processed when the object to be processed is loaded, first, the outer lid plates 19a and 19b are opened, and the processed material is loaded into the temporary storage space S on the inner lid plates 18a and 18b, and is put on standby for deposition. Then, when the outer lid plates 19a and 19b are closed and then the inner lid plates 18a and 18b are opened, the objects to be treated in the temporary storage space S fall into the container and are added. Due to the double lid structure, the carbonization gas in the container does not need to be diffused to the outside air, and the flame combustion due to the outside air entering the container can be suppressed.
- the objects to be treated are pre-loaded into the temporary storage space S before the work to add the objects to be treated, the objects to be treated with a high water content can be drained by lower conduction heat or waste heat. Drying can be performed in advance, and the processing time can be reduced. Since the inner lid plates 18a and 18b are sliding door-type lids that can be slid in the horizontal direction, objects to be treated in the temporary storage space S can be deposited in layers in advance, so that the inner lid plates 18a and 18b gradually open. In this case, the objects to be processed fall into the surrounding wall 11 from the edges of the inner lid plates 18a and 18b moving in the horizontal direction, and the objects to be processed are substantially layered.
- the leveling members 70a, 70b shown in FIG. 10 (A) are attached to the inner lid plates 18a, 18b. It is good to provide in the lower part.
- the leveling members 70a and 70b can level the upper side of the workpiece V in conjunction with the opening and closing.
- the chain 40h When the chain is mounted on the pair of drive chains 40a, the chain 40h is dragged on the bottom surface in a bowed state. However, even if it hits a foreign substance or the like, excessive stress is not generated, so that a long life can be realized.
- the discharge operation was completed because two bridging chains 40h were used, and one pair of drive chains 40a and 40a were laid in a 180 ° phase relationship with each other. At this time, the pair of drive chains 40a, 40a It stops at the position of the dynamic sprocket 40c, and the thermal force in the container can escape. Since the eaves member 41 is provided immediately above each drive chain 40a, ceramics or foreign matter is clogged between the drive chain 40a and the first wall 11a or the second wall l ib, resulting in an overload condition. Can be prevented.
- the powdery ceramic layer T in the container is discharged only by a layer thickness that can sustain the burning region V.
- multiple temperature detectors s to S force Detect the height level of the burning zone T based on the temperature information obtained.
- An output level detector 60 is provided.
- This level detecting device 60 can be constituted by a microcomputer. Then, based on the detection signal from the level detecting device 60, a lamp 61 as a burning position indicator for indicating the height level of the burning region T outside the surrounding wall 11 is provided.
- ⁇ 64 are provided.
- the position of one of the lit lamps is the height level of the burning zone T.
- the scorching area ⁇ 2 can be set to the optimum position, and the processing efficiency can be improved.
- an upper surface position indicator device for indicating the upper surface level of the object layer in the container outside the surrounding wall 11 is provided.
- the surface position indicator device is supported above the inner space of the container, and is connected to one end of a main weight 71 to be placed on the upper surface of the object layer in the container, and a linear member 72 extending in the vertical direction.
- the second fixed pulley which is supported outside the container below the level of the bottom of the container and is wrapped with the linear material 72 from the first fixed pulley 74. 75, a third pulley 76 supported by a wire 72 extending vertically from the second pulley 75 and supported vertically above the inner space of the container, and a vertical pulley 76 from the third pulley 76.
- the sub-weight 77 as a tension applying member connected to the other end of the linear material 72, and the same position as the height level of the main weight 71 in the linear material 72 between the second constant pulley 75 and the third constant pulley 76.
- an arrow 78 is a tension applying member connected to the other end of the linear material 72, and the same position as the height level of the main weight 71 in the linear material 72 between the second constant pulley 75 and the third constant pulley 76.
- FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a waste-smoke-type volume reduction processing apparatus according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention
- FIG. 11 is a plan view illustrating the waste-smoke-type volume reduction processing apparatus. is there.
- FIGS. 10 and 11 the description of the same parts as those shown in FIGS. 1 and 6 will be omitted.
- the volume reducing apparatus 1 'of this example has a carbonization vessel having a wide bottom area. Inside the surrounding wall 11, an independent column-shaped station 50 separate from the surrounding wall 11 is provided. The columnar station 50 is supported on both ends of the first wall 11a and the second wall l ib and is fixed on the beam H-shaped steel member 51, which is separated from the bottom plate 10 by a force, so that the workpiece is not deposited on the upper part. It has a cap 50a at the top. On the outer surface side of the columnar station 50, a number of air inlets H are arranged in a distributed arrangement. The supply of negative ion air to the air supply pipe W having the air inlet H is performed via a duct (not shown) along the beam H-shaped steel member 51.
- the object of the present invention which can be subjected to the smoky treatment, includes food residue (vegetable waste, expired food, marc, etc.), wood waste, paper, cardboard, incinerated ash, dehydrated sludge, rubbers, Shiojiri vinyls, plastics, paint residues, agricultural vinyl sheets, etc. Suitable for closed volume reduction by diffusion! /
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