Patent classifications
F23J3/02
SCALE THICKNESS ESTIMATION SYSTEM, SCALE THICKNESS ESTIMATION METHOD, AND SCALE THICKNESS ESTIMATION PROGRAM
A scale thickness estimating system according an embodiment includes: a fluid temperature acquiring unit that acquires a temperature of a fluid flowing in a pipe; a flow path outer surface-temperature acquiring unit that acquires a temperature of an outer surface of the pipe; a heat flux acquiring unit that acquires a heat flux on the outer surface of the pipe; a flow path wall-thermal conductivity acquiring unit that acquires a flow path wall thermal conductivity of the pipe; a scale thermal conductivity acquiring unit that acquires a scale thermal conductivity of scale depositing on an inner surface of the pipe; and a scale thickness estimating unit that estimates a thickness of the scale based on the temperature of the fluid, the temperature of the outer surface, the heat flux, the flow path wall thermal conductivity, and the scale thermal conductivity.
Method and Apparatus for Cleaning Chimneys
The present invention pertains to a method and apparatus for cleaning soot, creosote, and other materials adhered to the interior walls of a chimney using a mobile cleaning and vacuuming unit. The apparatus is comprised of a pressurized water delivery system, a vacuum system, a chimney cleaning attachment having a plurality of spray nozzles arranged radially about a central axis, and one or more extensions. The required length and corresponding number of extensions are attached to a pressurized water delivery system as needed to access the chimney interior. The chimney cleaning attachment is mechanically affixed to the free end of the extensions and the device is lowered into a chimney. The water delivery system delivers high pressured water to the nozzle abrade the undesirable material within the chimney. A vacuum system positioned near the base of the chimney removes the water and substances that are dislodged during the washing process.
Soot blower
In a soot blower, a heat transfer tube of a heat exchanger is arranged inside a pressure vessel, and gas for cleaning is injected toward the heat transfer tube from an injection pipe movable into and out of the pressure vessel. The soot blower includes a cylindrical casing provided to surround an insertion hole on the pressure vessel side into which the injection pipe is inserted, to extend outside the pressure vessel, the injection pipe being inserted into an inside of the casing; a support part provided inside the casing to guide movement of the injection pipe and to ensure airtightness between the casing and the injection pipe; and a gas supplying device provided immediately close to the support part to generate a jet stream of gas in a portion of the injection pipe that projects to the pressure vessel side.
Soot blower
In a soot blower, a heat transfer tube of a heat exchanger is arranged inside a pressure vessel, and gas for cleaning is injected toward the heat transfer tube from an injection pipe movable into and out of the pressure vessel. The soot blower includes a cylindrical casing provided to surround an insertion hole on the pressure vessel side into which the injection pipe is inserted, to extend outside the pressure vessel, the injection pipe being inserted into an inside of the casing; a support part provided inside the casing to guide movement of the injection pipe and to ensure airtightness between the casing and the injection pipe; and a gas supplying device provided immediately close to the support part to generate a jet stream of gas in a portion of the injection pipe that projects to the pressure vessel side.
Device for the cleaning of flue gas tubes of a boiler plant with a cleaning hose, a hose store and a hose guide
A cleaning hose conveying module is proposed for the simple and quick cleaning of flue gas tubes, with which the cleaning hose can be conveyed from a hose store into a hose guide. A hose cleaning means is formed by a rinsing and drying unit for a hose after its withdrawal from the flue gas tube.
FURNACE FLUE PIPE CLEARANCE DEVICE AND A METHOD OF USING THE SAME
A flue pipe clearance device is provided. The flue pipe clearance includes a cap portion dimensioned and adapted to operatively associate with an end of an outbound pipe. The flue pipe clearance device includes an inlet that fluidly communicates to the end of the outbound pipe when the cap portion and outbound pipe are operatively associated. Pressurized gas may be selectively applied to the inlet so as to urge the evacuation of debris or fluids in the outbound pipe through an exhaust end of the outbound pipe.
FURNACE FLUE PIPE CLEARANCE DEVICE AND A METHOD OF USING THE SAME
A flue pipe clearance device is provided. The flue pipe clearance includes a cap portion dimensioned and adapted to operatively associate with an end of an outbound pipe. The flue pipe clearance device includes an inlet that fluidly communicates to the end of the outbound pipe when the cap portion and outbound pipe are operatively associated. Pressurized gas may be selectively applied to the inlet so as to urge the evacuation of debris or fluids in the outbound pipe through an exhaust end of the outbound pipe.
SYSTEM AND METHOD OF CLEANING A HEAT EXCHANGER
Methods and systems for cleaning inner surfaces of tubes in a heat exchanger. Some systems include a cleaning device having a nozzle configured to inject cleaning fluid into first and second tubes to perform different first and second cleaning cycles on the tubes, respectively, a controller configured to determine delivery parameters for the cleaning cycles based on a characteristic of each tube, and to control the cleaning device to perform the cleaning cycles based on the delivery parameters. Some methods include determining, with a controller, a tube in the heat exchanger engaged with a nozzle of a cleaning device for injecting a cleaning fluid into the tube during a cleaning cycle, a characteristic of the tube, and a delivery parameter of the cleaning cycle for the tube based on the characteristic of the tube; and performing the cleaning cycle for the tube based on the delivery parameter.
Boiler ash remover based on combined flow
A boiler ash remover based on a combined flow includes a frequency-adjustable acoustic flow generator, a fixing bracket, a compressed air source, a three-way air-source electric-control valve, an air jet generator, an acoustic-jet combined transmission tube, an acoustic jet intelligent control system, and a scale measurement and control sensor. The compressed air source is connected to an inlet end of the three-way air-source electric-control valve. An outlet end of the three-way air-source electric-control valve is connected to the frequency-adjustable acoustic flow generator and an air source inlet end of the air jet generator respectively. An acoustic flow outlet end of the frequency-adjustable acoustic flow generator is connected to an inlet end of the acoustic-jet combined transmission tube. An outlet end of the acoustic-jet combined transmission tube and a jet outlet end of the air jet generator are both disposed opposite to an external heat exchange component by means of the fixing bracket. The area of an acoustic flow transmission orifice at the outlet end of the acoustic-jet combined transmission tube covers that of a jet injection orifice at the jet outlet end of the air jet generator. The acoustic jet intelligent control system is connected to an electric control device of the three-way air-source electric-control valve and the scale measurement and control sensor respectively. The scale measurement and control sensor is disposed on the external heat exchange component. The boiler ash remover has the advantages of combining a frequency-adjustable acoustic flow with an air jet and implementing acoustic jet intelligent control, and has a desirable effect of removal of scales in a hearth or a flue gas heat exchanger.
Method and means for recovery boiler outage
A method and means for washing a floor of a recovery boiler, including mixing by mixing devices wash water in which remaining salt on recovery boiler furnace floor dissolves, and where wash water is sucked from a wash water pool on the furnace floor into suction openings of the mixing devices for implementing said mixing.