WO2013036919A1 - Emulsion-producing hydraulic circuit and method for re-emulsifying a separated liquid - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02M—SUPPLYING COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL WITH COMBUSTIBLE MIXTURES OR CONSTITUENTS THEREOF
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- B01F25/51—Circulation mixers, e.g. wherein at least part of the mixture is discharged from and reintroduced into a receptacle in which the mixture is circulated through a set of tubes, e.g. with gradual introduction of a component into the circulating flow
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- the present invention relates to an emulsion-producing hydraulic circuit and a method for re-emulsifying a separated liquid present in a hydraulic circuit.
- Emulsion fuels have been shown to have environmental and, in some cases, cost benefits over basic fuel oil. Installing, measuring, and/or controlling, inflows of fuels and water and, in some cases, chemical additives, into cavitational and other mechanical blenders and emulsifiers as well as outflows of fuel-oil emulsion ("FOE") is currently uncertain with existing FOE technology, because existing FOE devices are not easily integrated into the existing combustion engine, turbine, or boiler system.
- FOE fuel-oil emulsion
- This water slug if not re-emulsified but injected as plain water into the boiler, could quench a flame and potentially damage fire tubes or combustion chambers, or if injected into a combustion engine could damage the piston and/or other critical engine parts. It is crucial to get the water re-emulsified as quickly as possible.
- All hydraulic systems have a return line (sometimes referred to as a bypass line) that may or may not have a pressure relief valve for flow and pressure relief in case of unexpected or expected blockage.
- a return line sometimes referred to as a bypass line
- a pressure relief valve for flow and pressure relief in case of unexpected or expected blockage.
- an additional controllable, constant operating asynchronous by -pass that would eliminate a slug of water that would otherwise continue to exist and be circulated through the hydraulic circuit has not been described.
- the present invention is directed to overcoming the deficiencies in the art.
- One aspect of the present invention relates to an emulsion-producing hydraulic circuit
- an intake port for receiving at least two liquids
- a supply line comprising a first end and a second end, wherein the first end of the supply line is connected to the intake port to receive and transport the at least two liquids
- a pump positioned in the supply line to create flow of the at least two liquids through the hydraulic circuit
- an emulsion-producing device positioned in the supply line and capable of forming an emulsion of the at least two liquids
- a fitting connected to the second end of the supply line, where the fitting receives the emulsion and transfers (i) a first portion of the emulsion from the hydraulic circuit to a combustion site and (ii) a second portion of the emulsion to a return line, where the return line comprises a first end and a second end, the first end of the return line being connected to the fitting and the second end of the return line being connected to the supply line upstream from the pump; and a by -
- Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method for re- emulsifying a separated liquid present in a hydraulic circuit. This method involves providing the hydraulic circuit of the present invention and opening the valve to permit flow of a portion of the emulsion and/or any separated liquid that has accumulated in the hydraulic circuit to the supply line to be re-emulsified.
- the present invention is in the technical field of emulsions, including FOE and other emulsions, where oil or other substances in liquid form and water are to be combined.
- the present invention relates to a hydraulic circuit comprising an asynchronous loop to skim off a portion of any slug of water existing in the hydraulic circuit and inject it into the return line where the emulsion is being continuously returned.
- This asynchronous by -pass loop which is nested within the normal supply/return line, also serves as a redundant, or back-up, by-pass function, increasing pump seal protection as well as enabling asynchronous remixing of water back into an emulsion.
- the present invention simplifies installation and operation of water emulsions, including FOE systems.
- all piping circuits may be bored into a single block of metal or other water and fuel resistant material with all necessary components mounted to or affixed thereon.
- a single block creates an easily maintainable and operational system that simplifies the device operation and care ensuring it can continue to be used for the purposes intended, including the reduction of basic fuel oil consumed and reduction of pollution created by the combustion process.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration showing one embodiment of the emulsion-producing hydraulic circuit of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration showing one embodiment of the emulsion-producing hydraulic circuit of the present invention where the emulsion- producing hydraulic circuit is formed into a single manifold block.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic illustration of one embodiment of the emulsion- producing hydraulic circuit of the present invention linked to a fuel rail in a diesel engine.
- the present invention relates to an emulsion-producing hydraulic circuit comprising an intake port for receiving at least two liquids; a supply line comprising a first end and a second end, wherein the first end of the supply line is connected to the intake port to receive and transport the at least two liquids; a pump positioned in the supply line to create flow of the at least two liquids through the hydraulic circuit; an emulsion-producing device positioned in the supply line and capable of forming an emulsion of the at least two liquids; a fitting connected to the second end of the supply line, where the fitting receives the emulsion and transfers (i) a first portion of the emulsion from the hydraulic circuit to a combustion site and (ii) a second portion of the emulsion to a return line, where the return line comprises a first end and a second end, the first end of the return line being connected to the fitting and the second end of the return line being connected to the supply line upstream from the pump; and a by-pass loop comprising
- hydraulic circuit refers to a system comprising an interconnected set of discrete components that transport liquid.
- the hydraulic circuit controls where fluid flows and fluid pressure within the hydraulic circuit.
- the hydraulic circuit includes passive components, such as a network of tubes, hoses, transmission lines, or channels through which liquid flows.
- the hydraulic circuit also includes active components, such as pumps.
- an "emulsion” means one liquid (referred to as the dispersed phase) dispersed in another liquid (referred to as the continuous phase).
- references to a "mixture" to be emulsified are intended to mean a mixture with two or more liquid heterogeneous components that can form an emulsion or colloid which may also contain liquid or gas components as well.
- the at least two liquids comprise water and oil, and the emulsion is a water-in-fuel emulsion.
- the physical properties of an emulsion can vary.
- the dispersed phase emulsion droplets have a size range of about 1 to 20 microns, or about 2 to 10 microns.
- emulsion droplets e.g., for water (the dispersed phase) in fuel (the continuous phase) emulsions, emulsion droplets have a range of about 2-10 microns. At this range, the amount of hydrocarbon fuel used to produce heat for industrial and other production and propulsion applications can be reduced.
- emulsion-producing hydraulic circuit 2 includes intake port 4, supply line 6, pump 8, and emulsion-producing (or cavitation) device 10.
- Supply line 6 has a first and second end, with the first end of supply line 6 being connected to intake port 4 and the second end of supply line 6 being connected to fitting 12.
- Emulsion-producing hydraulic circuit 2 also includes return line 14 having a first and second end, with the first end of return line 14 being connected to fitting 12 and the second end of return line 14 being connected to supply line 6 (synchronous loop).
- Hydraulic circuit 2 also includes by -pass loop 18 having a first and second end, both of which are connected, at separate locations, along supply line 6. Positioned in by -pass loop 18 is valve 20 and sensors 22 and 24.
- distribution/selector manifold 16 Connected to hydraulic circuit 2 is distribution/selector manifold 16, which takes liquid fuel (in the form of an emulsion) from supply line 6 and, in the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 1, allows selection of a liquid fuel from alternative fuel source 26 delivered to the combustion site via fuel line 34. Mixed fuel from distribution/selector manifold 16 is then delivered to a combustion site via line 34. Return line 30 delivers unused fuel returned to distribution/selector manifold 16 via line 36 to either alternative fuel source 26 or return line 14 via line 32.
- liquid fuel in the form of an emulsion
- Hydraulic circuit 2 is a loop containing liquid, with by -pass loop 18 nested in the loop of hydraulic circuit 2.
- hydraulic circuit 2 is constructed of parts capable of containing and transferring liquid.
- hydraulic circuit 2 is configured as a collection of connected tubes, hoses, pipes, etc. and fittings through which liquid flows. According to this embodiment, when it is said herein that lines or fittings are "connected,” it is understood that the connection is a connection suitable for transferring liquid throughout hydraulic circuit 2, or for transferring liquid into or out of hydraulic circuit 2.
- hydraulic circuit 2 resides in one or more blocks, and comprises a series of interconnected channels and devices.
- hydraulic circuit 2 may be formed in, e.g., a metal block or a block of material impermeable to water, as illustrated in FIG. 2 by block 102 (discussed in more detail below).
- intake port 4 may take the form of various designs.
- intake port is a simple fitting for a liquid connector to permit a sealed flow of two or more liquids from one or more liquid sources into supply line 6 of hydraulic circuit 2.
- Pump 8 is a gear pump, or any other type of pump capable of moving liquid through a hydraulic system.
- a gear pump uses the meshing of gears to pump fluid by displacement.
- Gear pumps are one of the most common types of pumps for hydraulic fluid power applications.
- Pump 8 creates necessary pressure in hydraulic circuit 2 to keep liquid flowing through the hydraulic circuit.
- Emulsion-producing device 10 is a device capable of blending and emulsifying immiscible liquids and other substances.
- emulsion- producing device 10 has a primary function of making droplets of
- emulsion technology includes various devices and process for making emulsions by way of e.g., ultrasonic, mechanical, and hydrodynamic means. These methods include, for example, forcing flowing liquids and substances under pressure through flow redirection means which enhance fluid turbulence conditions. Turbulence, in conjunction with the resulting cavitation energy from a significant pressure drop, causes immiscible liquids (i.e., liquids that do not dissolve into one another) and/or contained substances to form a combined liquid emulsion or colloid.
- Emulsion-producing devices typically constitute a means to achieve high- shear forces to impart high energy input into fluid streams and, more particularly, to mixing immiscible liquids and other substances to form emulsions through the use of controlled fluid turbulence and cavitation energy. Cavitation can be defined for purposes of this invention as the dispersing of a liquid medium into another liquid by creating excessive stresses.
- a suitable emulsion-producing device (or cavitation device) is described in PCT/US1 1/37004, filed 18 May 201 1, which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.
- the emulsion-producing device is a homogenizer or an adjustable homogenizer.
- Homogenizing involves transforming the chemical composition, appearance, and properties throughout a material. Homogenizers may utilize high pressure in the range of up to 200 atmospheres.
- the homogenizer has the ability to control various cavitation, turbulence, flow, and pressure parameters in the cavitation chamber in order to produce a suitable emulsion, with suitable properties for the particular use being employed. Achieving desirable liquid emulsions or colloids depends on the ability to control and manipulate the droplet size of dispersed substances in solutions and create or maintain a stable solution in the presence of a wide range of emulsifiers.
- Fitting 12 may be any fitting, but in one embodiment is a typical pressure relief valve capable of receiving emulsified liquid from supply line 6 and redirecting emulsified liquid to return line 14. Also, fitting 12 permits a draw of liquid from supply line 6 toward distribution/selector manifold 16 to supply, e.g., emulsified fuel to a combustion site. Alternatively, fitting 12 is constructed such that at least a portion of emulsified liquid from supply line 6 is diverted toward distribution/selector manifold 16 to provide, e.g., emulsified fuel to a combustion site.
- distribution/selector manifold 16 selects emulsion fuel from supply line 6 or alternative fuel from alternative fuel source 26.
- Valve 20, which is positioned in by -pass loop 18 is, in one embodiment, a cartridge needle valve. Other types of valves may also be used, so long as the valve is capable of adjusting the flow of liquid into by -pass loop 18.
- Sensors 22 and 24, positioned in by -pass loop 18, are typically included to provide information about flow (i.e., volume) and pressure of liquid in by-pass loop 18. Sensors may also be positioned elsewhere in hydraulic circuit 2 wherever sensing is needed.
- block 102 is drilled and/or tapped for hydraulic fluid flow and made into an emulsion manifold that includes intake port 104, supply line 106, pump 108, emulsion-producing device 1 10, return line 1 14, asynchronous by-pass loop 118, valve 120, and sensors 122 and 124.
- supply line 106 leads to opening 138 in block 102, to which a pipe, hose, or channel is connected and which leads to opening 140 in block 102 to form return line 1 14.
- return line 1 14 connects to by -pass loop 1 18, which then connects to supply line 106.
- emulsion-producing hydraulic circuit 202 includes intake port 204, supply line 206, pump 208, emulsion-producing device 210, return line 214, by-pass loop 218, valve 220, sensors 222 and 224, and exit lines 240 and return lines 242 to/from a fuel rail in a diesel engine.
- hydraulic circuit 2 receives at least two liquids (or a single liquid mixture) through intake port 4 and into supply line 6.
- fluid to be emulsified in hydraulic circuit 2 enters via intake port 4 connected to supply line 6.
- Liquid in supply line 6 (and elsewhere in hydraulic circuit 2) is moved through hydraulic circuit 2 via pump 8 positioned in supply line 6.
- Pump 8 is constant volume, from which flow and pressure of liquid in hydraulic circuit 2 can be adjusted as necessary for any particular application.
- emulsion-producing device 10 is positioned downstream of pump 8 and functions to create an emulsion of the mixed liquid contained in supply line 6 upstream of emulsion-producing device 10. An emulsion then flows from emulsion-producing device 10 further along supply line 6 to fitting 12, where the emulsion is delivered to or drawn by a combustion source, e.g., to be burned for fuel.
- a combustion source e.g., to be burned for fuel.
- Hydraulic circuit 2 is a loop, so liquid flows from supply line 6 to return line 14, where it then re-enters supply line 6.
- -pass loop 18 is a loop within the hydraulic circuit 2 loop. In other words, by -pass loop 18 has a first end and a second end, both of which are positioned along supply line 6, each at a different location before and after the pump along supply line 6.
- By -pass loop 18 is an asynchronous loop positioned in hydraulic circuit 2 to skim off a portion of any slug of water existing in hydraulic circuit 2 and to inject the slug of water (i.e., de-emulsified liquid) into supply line 6 to be re-emulsified.
- Fitting 12 is positioned in the loop of hydraulic circuit 2 to transfer (i) a first portion of the emulsion from hydraulic circuit 2 to a combustion site and (ii) a second portion of the emulsion to return line 14.
- fitting 12 can be used to regulate flow of emulsified liquid to a combustion site.
- -pass loop 18 is positioned in hydraulic circuit 2 to take/accept at least a portion of the emulsion and/or any separated liquid that has accumulated, e.g., during times of flow stoppage, in hydraulic circuit 2 to supply line 6.
- -pass loop 18 functions to re-emulsify pockets of separated liquid that may accumulate in hydraulic circuit 2 via, e.g., gravity- induced separation, e.g., when hydraulic circuit 2 is inactive.
- hydraulic circuit 2 is capable of handling from 1 to 30 gallons per minute of liquid depending upon the design requirements and size of the combustion site.
- Hydraulic circuit 102 of FIG. 2 operates in basically the same fashion as that described for hydraulic circuit 2 of FIG. 1 above.
- supply line 206 directly feeds exit lines 240, which are connected to a fuel rail in a diesel engine, and accept return fuel from intake lines 242, also directly connected to supply line 206.
- Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method for re- emulsifying a separated liquid present in a hydraulic circuit. This method involves providing the hydraulic circuit of the present invention and opening the valve to permit flow of a portion of the emulsion and/or any separated liquid that has accumulated in the hydraulic circuit to the supply line to be re-emulsified.
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