WO2007097042A1 - 遠心式空気分級機 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a centrifugal air classifier that separates a powdery raw material into fine powder and coarse powder.
- removing particles of unnecessary size by using a classifier and obtaining particles of the required size can obtain the functions required for the powder and improve the functions. Therefore, it is regarded as important not only in the cement industry but also in various fields such as various mining industries, food industry, pharmaceutical industry and various chemical industries.
- various mining industries, cement industry, steel industry, etc. the amount of powder subject to classification is extremely large, and the capital investment and running costs (electric energy costs, etc.) are large. The cost reduction of this is eagerly desired. This is also important in terms of resource and energy savings.
- the prices of powders handled in these industries are relatively low, reducing capital investment and running costs is highly expected from the economic viewpoint of these industries. Background art
- centrifugal classifiers In order to create or improve the functions required for powders, centrifugal classifiers, inertial classifiers, gravity are used to classify coarse and fine powders according to the size of each particle.
- a type classifier is used.
- centrifugal classifiers are most widely used from the standpoints of particle size control, mass processing, and high classification accuracy (for example, Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2 4 1 88, 1957 (see Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2 4 1 8 9).
- Centrifugal classifiers use a large amount of air or gas continuously, and in general, the classification accuracy decreases significantly if the flow rate of air or gas per unit mass of the powder to be processed is reduced. This type of classifier is also called a Centrifugal Air Classifier.
- the fine powder after classification is contained in a large amount of air or gas that has passed through the classifier, and a large dust collector is required to collect the fine powder from the dust-containing air or gas. Needed.
- the size of the classifier body, the capacity of the fan or blower, the size of the dust collector such as a bag filter can be reduced. Capacitance can be achieved, reducing both equipment costs and running costs.
- an object of the present invention is to obtain a required classification performance with a smaller air or gas flow rate than before.
- the present inventor examined whether the air or gas flow rate required for classification could be reduced by applying some structural changes to the existing centrifugal classifiers illustrated in FIG. 1 and FIG.
- a typical example of the centrifugal classifier shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 includes a casing k having a conical hopper h at the lower part, an air supply port ⁇ directed in the tangential direction of the cylindrical part of the casing, A fine powder discharge port 8 attached to the top of the casing, a rotor rotary shaft 10 which is attached to substantially the center of the casing cylindrical portion and is rotated by a motor M, a rotary plate 11 fixed to the rotary shaft 10, and powder Dispersion plate 2 attached to a position where powder raw material 3 falls from supply port 1, a plurality of rotor blades 5 having one end fixed to rotating plate 11 and the other end fixed to dispersion plate 2, and the rotor Attached to blade 5, A partition plate 9 that divides a classification chamber formed between the dispersion plate 2 and the rotating plate 11 into a plurality of floors, and a guide provided in the casing k and facing the rotor blade 5 and the classification space 12 Dovene 4 and The centrifugal air classifier
- Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 are basically the same in terms of their construction effects, but the classifier in Fig. 1 is a cylindrical rotor, that is, a rotating plate 1 1
- the diameter of the dispersion plate 2 and the diameter of the dispersion plate 2 are the same, and the guide vane 4 and the rotor blade 5 are provided in parallel (perpendicular) to the rotor rotation shaft 10, whereas in FIG.
- the classifier is a truncated cone rotor, that is, the diameter of the rotating plate 1 1 is smaller than that of the distributing plate 2, and the rotor blade 5 and the guide vane 4 have an inclination angle 0 1 with respect to the rotor rotating shaft 10.
- 0 2 is different in that it is inclined.
- the inclination angles 0 1 and 0 2 are appropriately selected within a range of 0 to 40 degrees, for example.
- classification air As a conventional common sense, if the flow rate of air or gas used for classification (hereinafter simply referred to as “classification air”) is reduced in the same classifier, the classification accuracy and product recovery rate will be greatly reduced. Is known as a fact.
- the present inventor has found that the rotor rotational speed and the component of the air velocity for classification inward in the radial direction of the rotor greatly affect the classification accuracy and the product recovery rate. In other words, if the classification air flow rate is reduced as described above, the classification accuracy and recovery rate are reduced. At this time, it is necessary to reduce the rotor rotational speed in order to maintain the same separated particle diameter. It was found that this is because both the rotor rotational speed and the air speed for classification described above decrease in the inward component in the rotor radial direction.
- the present inventors paid attention to the height of the rotor. Regarding the improvement of classification accuracy and recovery rate, there is no quantitative theory about this height, and there are only two conflicting qualitative theories.
- the first theory is “It is better to make the rotor height high enough to give all particles sufficient opportunity for classification.”
- the second theory “The rotor is low and quick so that particles of unnecessary size are not mixed during classification. It is better to complete the classification. ”
- the first theory is shown in Fig. 3 as an imaginary diagram.
- the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 1 and 2 have the same names and functions.
- the powder raw material 3 supplied from the powder supply port 1 onto the dispersion plate 2 enters the classification space 1 2 between the guide vane 4 and the rotating mouth blade 5 and falls in this space 1 2.
- the particles are classified by the balance between centrifugal force and drag force acting on the particles. This balance is determined by the rotational speed of the rotor 6 and the flow rate of the classification air supplied from the air supply port 7.
- Small particles B enter the inside of the rotor blade 5 together with the classification air A and are discharged from the fine powder discharge port 8.
- Fine powder (fine powder) B is separated and collected by a dust collector (not shown).
- Fig. 4 shows an example of a classifier that has been put on the market by putting the second theory into practice and making the rotor height extremely low.
- 15 is a classification rotor
- 16 is air and raw material
- 17 is a dispersion blade
- 19 is a classification blade
- 20 is a coarse powder outlet
- 2 1 is air
- 2 2 is a swirl casing
- 2 3 represents a balance rotor that is superposed on the classifying rotor
- 24 represents a rotor support
- 25 represents a rotor rotation shaft.
- the powder raw material supplied from above is subjected to the classification action, and is on the fine powder B side (the air enters the rotor and is discharged together with the air). Or coarse powder.
- the particle diameter at the boundary of the side (falling down and discharged) is the separated particle diameter, and the tip of the rotor blades 5
- the tip of the mouth blade 5 should be worn.
- the wear state of the rotor blade 5 tip is examined in the height direction of the rotor.
- the upper part will be worn, but if the lower part is not worn at all, the part will be classified. This means that it is redundant for the classifier and may be omitted.
- Fig. 5 shows A (Fig. 5 (A)), B (Fig. 5 (B)), C (Fig. 5 (C)), which has been used for more than 15 years and has a different size and throughput.
- Three types of actual operation The wear status of the rotable blade of the classifier was shown.
- the measured wear depth d was shallow, about 2 mm at the maximum, but in Fig. 5, only the wear depth is shown enlarged for easy understanding.
- the rotor blade 5 is provided between the dispersion plate 2 and the rotating disk 11 and is partitioned into a plurality of floors by a horizontal annular partition plate 9.
- the wear part m of the rotor blade 5 is decreasing from the upper part 5a to the lower part 5b, and no wear was detected in the lower part 5b. It should be noted that there is little wear in the portion immediately below the horizontal partition plate 9 because the powder falling from the vicinity of the tip 9a of the partition plate 9 has a classifying action while falling vertically due to the heavy force. This is thought to be due to the formation of an area where there is almost no powder, as it moves toward the tip of the rotor blade 5 (fine powder goes further into the rotor) while receiving it.
- the deepest part of the wear depth d is a straight line T
- the position (boundary point) CP where the wear depth d is estimated to be zero was investigated.
- the present inventor examined how the position of the CP can be characterized by the capacity of the classifier (the size of the classifier based on the throughput).
- the method found as a result is as follows.
- S 1 is the area (portion side area) (m2) of the side surface of the cylinder (or frustum) circumscribing the rotor blade 5 around the rotor rotation axis 10, and this S 1 (rotor side area) Is
- S 2 is the classification air inflow cross-sectional area (m 2 ), and this S 2 (classification air inflow cross-sectional area) is SI— (rotor blade cross-sectional area SB + partition plate 9 cross-sectional area SH) + the area SY of the overlap between the rotor blade and the partition plate 9 is obtained.
- the cross-sectional area SB is a cross-sectional area (m2) between the rotor blade dispersion plate and the CP, and this SB is obtained by t B ⁇ H ' ⁇ n B.
- t B represents the thickness (m) of the rotor blade 5
- n B represents the total number of rotor blades.
- the cross-sectional area SH is obtained by ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ t H ⁇ n H.
- DH represents the diameter (m) of the partition plate 9
- t H represents the thickness (m) of the partition plate 9
- nH represents the total number of sheets existing between the dispersion plate of the partition plate 9 and the CP.
- the area SY of the overlap between the mouth blade and the partition plate is obtained by t B 't H' n B 'nH.
- S1 and S2 may be arbitrarily determined within a slightly higher range from the values shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, and the ranges are S1 / D 2 and S2 / Expressed in D 2 ,
- the above-mentioned position CP is a boundary point where the wear of the rotor blade tip is not detected, and dynamic classification will not occur below, but classification action is not occurring at all. There is no guarantee that it will not.
- the height of the rotor and rotor blade increases, that is, as the value of S1 / D 2 or S2 / D 2 increases, the effect of reducing the investment amount and running cost decreases.
- the value of S1 / D 2 or S2 / D 2 is too small, there is a fear of decrease in classification accuracy and recovery. Therefore, the above S1 / D 2 and S2 / D 2 are preferably
- the inventor of the present invention closed one powder supply port in the classifier installed at a direction of 180 ° with respect to the rotor rotation shaft at two locations. An experiment was conducted in which the entire amount of raw material powder was supplied from the mouth, and the classification accuracy and recovery rate were significantly reduced.
- the inventor of the present invention enters the classification space (between the guide vane and the rotor blades) from the outer periphery of the dispersion plate on the rotor, and receives the classification action.
- the concentration per unit space of the powder spreads uniformly on the outer periphery of the dispersion plate rather than intensively entering from one location on the outer periphery of the dispersion plate. It was concluded that the dispersion of the powder was accelerated and approached the desired classification by accelerating the dispersion of the powder.
- the powder supply port is properly installed, the classification accuracy and the recovery rate are improved. Therefore, by setting the rotor height as in the present invention, the powder supply port is slightly below the position of the CP (boundary point). Even if there is no classification, classification accuracy and recovery rate will not deteriorate. It is thought that there is no.
- a method in which one rotor is installed in an area including the rotor rotating shaft 10 in the center is the uniform dispersion of the powder around the upper outer periphery of the rotor 6. Most desirable from a viewpoint.
- centrifugal force hardly acts on the powder raw material 3 supplied in the vicinity of the rotor rotating shaft 10 of the dispersion plate 2, so that the speed at which the powder raw material 3 advances to the upper outer peripheral portion of the rotor 6 is small.
- the disadvantage is that the feed rate of the powder raw material cannot be made relatively large.
- the same reference numerals as those in the drawings have the same names and functions.
- the fine powder outlet 8 A is provided on the lower side of the rotor 6.
- one or a plurality of rectangular powder supply ports 1 are installed at positions not including the rotor rotation shaft 10, and the rotor rotation shaft 10
- the total of internal angles 0 i and 0 j, 0 k and 0 n (for all powder supply ports) 0 F must be 90 ° or more
- the powder supply ports in this case be arranged evenly over the entire circumference without being biased in the circumferential direction.
- the shape of the powder raw material supply port 1 is not limited to a square shape, and the shape and size thereof are appropriately selected as necessary.
- the protrusion length w of the tip 9a of the partition plate 9 from the tip 5S of the rotor blade 5 should be as small as possible.
- the protruding length w is, for example, 0 to 7 mm, preferably 2 to 5 mm, so that the tip 5 S of the rotor blade 5 and the tip 9 a of the partition plate 9 are located on substantially the same plane. It is preferable.
- centrifugal air classifier that does not use an unnecessarily large amount of air for classification (air or gas), and a fan filter or blower installed as well as a bag filter as a dust collector. There is no need to install an unnecessarily large object.
- the air or gas flow determined in this way also affects the dimensions of the rotor itself. That is, the classification air that flows into the rotor through the guide vanes collects the entire amount of powder that has become finer by classification through the rotor, the finer discharge port, and the duct connected to the dust collection port.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a classifier equipped with a cylindrical rotor.
- FIG. 2 is equipped with a truncated cone rotor. It is the longitudinal cross-sectional view of the classifier.
- Figures 3 and 4 show the centrifugal classifier used in the experiment to compare the rotor heights.
- Figure 3 shows the main part of a conventional centrifugal air classifier with a high rotor height.
- Fig. 4 is an enlarged view of the main part of a centrifugal air classifier with a low rotor height.
- Figures 5 and 6 are centrifugal air classifiers used in experiments to investigate the parts that contribute to rotor blade classification.
- Figure 5 (A) is equipped with two partition plates.
- Fig. 5 (B) is an enlarged view of the main part of a comparatively small centrifugal air classifier.
- Fig. 5 (B) is an enlarged view of the main part of a medium-sized centrifugal air classifier equipped with three partition plates.
- Fig. 6 is an enlarged view of the main part of a relatively large centrifugal classifier equipped with four partition plates.
- Fig. 6 shows the main part for explaining the equations for determining the rotor-side area S1 and the air inflow cross-sectional area S2. It is an expansion perspective view.
- Fig. 7 shows the relationship between S1 and DXD.
- Fig. 8 shows S2 and the previous It is a figure which shows the relationship with DXD.
- Figures 9 and 10 show the centrifugal air classifiers used in the experiments to compare the classification effects depending on the number of powder supply ports.
- Figure 9 shows that one powder supply port 1 is used.
- Fig. 10 is a diagram showing a case where there are a plurality of powder supply ports, Fig. 10 (A) is a plan view, and Fig. 10 (B) is a longitudinal sectional view. is there.
- the present invention is a rotor provided in a casing, and a dispersion plate and a rotation plate fixed to a rotor rotation shaft at an interval in the vertical direction, and a plurality of members sandwiched between outer peripheral portions of the both plates
- a rotor having a rotor blade; a guide vane provided outside the rotor blade and opposed to the rotor blade via a classification space; provided in the casing; and air for classification in the classification space via the guide vane
- a centrifugal classifier equipped with: an air supply port for supplying powder; a powder supply port provided at the upper part of the casing and facing the dispersion plate; and a fine powder discharge port for discharging classified fine powder to the outside of the apparatus:
- the present invention relates to a rotor provided in a casing, a rotating disk and a dispersion plate fixed to a rotor rotating shaft with a space therebetween, and a plurality of rotor blades sandwiched between outer peripheral portions of the both plates
- a guide vane provided outside the rotor blade and opposed to the rotor blade via a classification space; provided in the casing and classified into the classification space via the guide vane
- a centrifugal classifier equipped with: an air supply port; a powder supply port provided at an upper portion of the casing and facing the dispersion plate; a fine powder discharge port for discharging the classified fine powder to the outside of the apparatus;
- the present invention provides a rotor provided in a casing, a rotating disk and a dispersion plate fixed to a rotor rotating shaft with a space therebetween, and a plurality of rotor blades sandwiched between outer peripheral portions of the both plates.
- a centrifugal air classifier equipped with: an air supply port for supplying air; a powder supply port provided at an upper portion of the casing and facing the dispersion plate; and a fine powder discharge port for discharging the classified fine powder to the outside of the apparatus.
- the powder supply port of the present invention is provided at one location and at a position including the rotor rotation shaft.
- One or a plurality of the powder supply ports of the present invention are provided at a position not including the rotor rotation shaft.
- the classification air flowing into the rotor through the classification space according to the present invention has a vertical component of the velocity at the top of the rotor when moving toward the fine powder outlet, not less than 12 m / s, preferably 16 mZ s to 2 s.
- the rotor blade according to the present invention is divided into a plurality of floors by a horizontal annular partition plate, and the front end of the partition plate is located on substantially the same plane as the front end of the rotor blade.
- the tip of the partition plate of the present invention is characterized by protruding 0 to 7 mm from the tip of the rotor blade.
- the centrifugal air classifiers shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 are typical classifiers that have been widely used in actual operation at cement plants around the world.
- the classifier includes a casing k having a conical hopper h at the bottom, an air supply port 7 directed in a tangential direction of the cylindrical portion of the casing, and a fine powder discharge port 8 attached to the top of the casing 8.
- a rotor rotating shaft 1 o attached to substantially the center of the casing cylindrical portion, a rotating plate 11 1 mounted on the rotating shaft 10, and a position where the powder raw material 3 falls from the powder supply port 1.
- Dispersion plate 2 attached, a plurality of rotor blades 5 having one end fixed to the rotation plate 11 and the other end fixed to the distribution plate 2, and attached to the rotor blade 5, the dispersion plate 2 and the rotation plate 1
- a horizontal partition plate 9 that divides a classification chamber constituted by 1 into a plurality of floors, and a guide plate 4 that is provided in the casing k and faces the rotor blade 5 with a classification space 12 interposed therebetween. ing.
- the operation of this classifier will be briefly described.
- the powder raw material 3 charged from the powder supply port 1 falls on the dispersion plate 2 of the rotating rotor 6 and is scattered in the horizontal direction while being dispersed, and collides with the collision plate 1 3 and is dispersed ( Or, after being crushed, it falls into the classification space 1 2.
- classification air (air or gas) A is supplied from the air supply port 7 and flows into the classification space 12 through the guide vane 4.
- This classification air A forms a swirling flow with a component whose speed goes to the center of the rotor 6, and is accelerated to a speed required for classification by the rotor blade 5.
- the particles (powder raw material) 3 supplied to the classification space 12 start a swiveling motion together with the classification air A.
- classification is performed by a balance between centrifugal force and drag acting on the particles.
- Particles (fine powder) B smaller than the separation particle diameter determined by the balance enter the rotor 6 together with the classification air A, and pass through the central through holes of the dispersion plate 2 and the partition plate 9 from the fine powder outlet 8. It is discharged outside the machine and collected by a bug filter (not shown).
- particles (coarse powder) C larger than the separated particle size sink under gravity while being repeatedly classified, and are discharged from the lower part of the hopper h.
- the separated particle diameter is adjusted by the rotational speed of the rotor 6.
- the present inventor has modified the centrifugal air classifier based on the present invention, and the air flow rate, classification accuracy, and recovery rate (in this embodiment, a closed circuit crushing process connected to a crusher.
- the amount shown in Table 2 was obtained. Note that S I (m2) is 8.54 before modification, 5.98 after modification,
- the D (m) is set to 2.15 before modification 2.15 after modification. This setting is the same for both ordinary cement and early-strength cement.
- Example 2 is a case where a relatively large classifier based on the present invention is newly installed instead of remodeling, and a centrifugal classifier similar to Example 1 is redesigned based on the present invention. It is.
- the performance comparison target is a centrifugal classifier of the same production scale that is similar to that of Example 1 and that is operating adjacently in the same cement field, and in which the technology of the present invention is not applied.
- SI (m2) is the present invention 9.00 comparison object 12.86
- S 2 ( m 2) is the present invention 7.75 comparison object 11.07
- D (m) is the present invention 2.64 comparison object 2.64.
- the same setting was used for both ordinary cement and early-strength cement. Table 3
- Example 1 the amount of air used for classification is reduced by about 30% compared to the similar classifier of the previous specification, which is the target (3000m 3 / min for comparison). despite the 2100 m 3 / min) in the present invention with respect to classification accuracy (in this case, 30 mu m residue, 45 mu m residue and division ratio] 3) and the recovery rate (in this case, grinding The amount is good compared to the comparison target. In other words, despite the fact that the flow rate of classification air is reduced by 30% according to the present invention, the classification accuracy and the recovery rate are good. Is shown. The invention's effect
- the required accuracy and recovery rate can be classified with the minimum and necessary flow rate of classification air, and the following effects can be obtained.
- classification air includes air and gas. Of course, it is included.
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