Patent classifications
C10B33/00
FLAT PUSH HOT CAR FOR FOUNDRY COKE AND ASSOCIATED SYSTEMS AND METHODS
Industrial cars for holding high-temperature materials, such as flat push hot cars for transporting hot coke and deposits, and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, an industrial car can include an at least partially enclosed hot box with a base and sidewalls, and one or more of the base or sidewalls can be covered by surface plates. The surface plates can be arranged in a floating configuration with gaps therebetween, such that the surface plates can move relative to one another and thermally expand without exerting excessive compressive force against adjacent surface plates. In some embodiments, the hot box can also include a roof with a first non-curved member and a second non-curved member abutting the first non-curved member. In some embodiments, the industrial car can include one or more emission ducts to remove dust and exhaust from within and around the industrial car.
FLAT PUSH HOT CAR FOR FOUNDRY COKE AND ASSOCIATED SYSTEMS AND METHODS
Industrial cars for holding high-temperature materials, such as flat push hot cars for transporting hot coke and deposits, and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, an industrial car can include an at least partially enclosed hot box with a base and sidewalls, and one or more of the base or sidewalls can be covered by surface plates. The surface plates can be arranged in a floating configuration with gaps therebetween, such that the surface plates can move relative to one another and thermally expand without exerting excessive compressive force against adjacent surface plates. In some embodiments, the hot box can also include a roof with a first non-curved member and a second non-curved member abutting the first non-curved member. In some embodiments, the industrial car can include one or more emission ducts to remove dust and exhaust from within and around the industrial car.
Efficient heat-induction decoking device and method for thermal conversion of solid fuels
The provided is a novel heat-induction decoking device and method tailored for the thermal conversion of solid fuels. The efficient heat-induction decoking device for the thermal conversion of the solid fuels includes: a decoking tank body, which is configured to condense a macromolecular tar in a pyrolysis gas and discharge the condensed tar from a bottom to a tar tank for storage; an electromagnetic induction heating system, which is disposed on an outer wall surface of the decoking tank body to heat the outer wall surface of the decoking tank body; an ultrasonic vibration decoking system, which is disposed on the decoking tank body to enable the decoking tank body to generate vibration by ultrasonic wave so as to enhance tar fluidity. This innovative design not only reduces energy consumption and equipment wear but also extends system operational lifespan, thereby offering substantial improvements in economic and environmental sustainability.
Flat push hot car for foundry coke and associated systems and methods
Industrial cars for holding high-temperature materials, such as flat push hot cars for transporting hot coke and deposits, and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, an industrial car can include an at least partially enclosed hot box with a base and sidewalls, and one or more of the base or sidewalls can be covered by surface plates. The surface plates can be arranged in a floating configuration with gaps therebetween, such that the surface plates can move relative to one another and thermally expand without exerting excessive compressive force against adjacent surface plates. In some embodiments, the hot box can also include a roof with a first non-curved member and a second non-curved member abutting the first non-curved member. In some embodiments, the industrial car can include one or more emission ducts to remove dust and exhaust from within and around the industrial car.
Flat push hot car for foundry coke and associated systems and methods
Industrial cars for holding high-temperature materials, such as flat push hot cars for transporting hot coke and deposits, and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, an industrial car can include an at least partially enclosed hot box with a base and sidewalls, and one or more of the base or sidewalls can be covered by surface plates. The surface plates can be arranged in a floating configuration with gaps therebetween, such that the surface plates can move relative to one another and thermally expand without exerting excessive compressive force against adjacent surface plates. In some embodiments, the hot box can also include a roof with a first non-curved member and a second non-curved member abutting the first non-curved member. In some embodiments, the industrial car can include one or more emission ducts to remove dust and exhaust from within and around the industrial car.
FULLY MODULARIZED MID-FEED PYROLYSIS REACTOR WITH SIMULTANEOUS MULTI-FEED CAPABILITIES
A fully modular assembled pyrolysis reactor with multiple feeding points includes modular upper and lower vessels. The lower vessel is equipped with a first biomass input unit, and inside the lower vessel, there is an integrated rotatable grate. The outlet end of the input pipe of the first biomass input device is formed at the top center of the grate, so that the grate's surface forms the core reaction zone of the pyrolysis reactor. The upper vessel is equipped with additional biomass input units, and the outlet end of the input pipe of the additional biomass input units extend into the core reaction zone of the pyrolysis reactor, with built-in cooling function and door switch. While achieving precise control, the technical problem of single feedstock in existing vertical pyrolysis reactor with bottom feeding is solved, and the use of multiple feedstocks can be immediately implemented, greatly improving operational stability.
FULLY MODULARIZED MID-FEED PYROLYSIS REACTOR WITH SIMULTANEOUS MULTI-FEED CAPABILITIES
A fully modular assembled pyrolysis reactor with multiple feeding points includes modular upper and lower vessels. The lower vessel is equipped with a first biomass input unit, and inside the lower vessel, there is an integrated rotatable grate. The outlet end of the input pipe of the first biomass input device is formed at the top center of the grate, so that the grate's surface forms the core reaction zone of the pyrolysis reactor. The upper vessel is equipped with additional biomass input units, and the outlet end of the input pipe of the additional biomass input units extend into the core reaction zone of the pyrolysis reactor, with built-in cooling function and door switch. While achieving precise control, the technical problem of single feedstock in existing vertical pyrolysis reactor with bottom feeding is solved, and the use of multiple feedstocks can be immediately implemented, greatly improving operational stability.
FLAT PUSH HOT CAR FOR FOUNDRY COKE AND ASSOCIATED SYSTEMS AND METHODS
Industrial cars for holding high-temperature materials, such as flat push hot cars for transporting hot coke and deposits, and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, an industrial car can include an at least partially enclosed hot box with a base and sidewalls, and one or more of the base or sidewalls can be covered by surface plates. The surface plates can be arranged in a floating configuration with gaps therebetween, such that the surface plates can move relative to one another and thermally expand without exerting excessive compressive force against adjacent surface plates. In some embodiments, the hot box can also include a roof with a first non-curved member and a second non-curved member abutting the first non-curved member. In some embodiments, the industrial car can include one or more emission ducts to remove dust and exhaust from within and around the industrial car.
FLAT PUSH HOT CAR FOR FOUNDRY COKE AND ASSOCIATED SYSTEMS AND METHODS
Industrial cars for holding high-temperature materials, such as flat push hot cars for transporting hot coke and deposits, and associated systems and methods are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, an industrial car can include an at least partially enclosed hot box with a base and sidewalls, and one or more of the base or sidewalls can be covered by surface plates. The surface plates can be arranged in a floating configuration with gaps therebetween, such that the surface plates can move relative to one another and thermally expand without exerting excessive compressive force against adjacent surface plates. In some embodiments, the hot box can also include a roof with a first non-curved member and a second non-curved member abutting the first non-curved member. In some embodiments, the industrial car can include one or more emission ducts to remove dust and exhaust from within and around the industrial car.