F27D15/0266

METHOD FOR FITTING OR RETROFITTING A SINTER COOLER
20220049899 · 2022-02-17 ·

The invention relates to a method for fitting or retrofitting a sinter cooler (1), which sinter cooler (1) comprises a cooler grate chain with an endless chain of cooler cars (2). In order to provide means for increasing the effectiveness of the sinter cooler, the invention provides that the method for fitting comprises, for at least one cooler car (2), installing a lamella grate (10) for holding sinter material and allowing air flow through the grate so that a support structure (13) is connected to the cooler car (2) and a plurality of lamellae (12) are supported by and individually movable with respect to the support structure (13), and are disposed to allow air flow between neighbouring lamellae (12). The support structure (13) comprises at least one support element (14) disposed underneath the plurality of lamellae (12) to support the plurality of lamellae (12), and at least one downholder (15) that is adapted to limit an upward motion of at least one lamella (12) is installed such that at least a portion of the downholder (15) is disposed above the at least one lamella (12). In case of retrofitting a sinter cooler (1) comprising a rigid grate (5) for holding sinter material, the method for retrofitting further comprises removing the rigid grate (5) before installing the lamella grate (10).

Method for fitting or retrofitting a sinter cooler

A method for fitting or retrofitting a sinter cooler, which sinter cooler has a cooler grate chain with an endless chain of cooler cars, the method including, installing a lamella grate for holding sinter material and allowing air flow through the grate so that a support structure is connected to the cooler car and a plurality of lamellae are supported by and individually movable with respect to the support structure, and are disposed to allow air flow between neighbouring lamellae, where the support structure has at least one support element disposed underneath the plurality of lamellae to support the plurality of lamellae, and at least one downholder that is adapted to limit an upward motion of at least one lamella installed such that at least a portion of the downholder is disposed above the at least one lamella.

Delimitation for reduction of the dust emissions for a cooler for cooling hot bulk material

A cooler (1) for cooling hot bulk goods (17) preferably iron ore sinter: The cooler has a grate surface (16) for holding the hot bulk goods (17) to be treated to reduce the dust emissions and at the same time to also enable maintenance measures on the cooler (1). Covers are located in the region of the feed point (2) and the removal point (3). The device herein provides an additional boundary, which prevents the removal of dust particles of size over 150 m. The boundary is a stationary first wall (12) and a stationary second wall (11) and the boundary extends over a partial segment, and preferably over the entire region, of the uncovered grate surface (16). A supporting structure (18) is provided, to which the first wall (11) and the second wall (12) are fastened.

HEAT RECOVERY APPARATUS, SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING THE SAME

A heat recovery apparatus, system and method of using the same. The heat recovery apparatus includes a support structure having a central passageway extending through the heat recovery apparatus and configured to house at least a portion of a slag conveyor, and a cavity located above the central passageway, the cavity having a plurality of pipes configured for transmission of a heat transfer fluid therethrough.

Method for cooling solid residues of a combustion process
10190770 · 2019-01-29 · ·

A method for cooling solid residues of a combustion process, which are deposited onto the conveying surface of a conveyor belt of a conveying device and are conveyed in the direction of a solid residue outlet, wherein during conveying heat is transferred from the solid residues to a gaseous coolant. The method is characterized in that the conveyor belt is acted upon by coolant only on its side oriented away from the conveying surface, the conveyor belt is essentially impermeable to the coolant and at least part of the coolant heated by contact with the conveyor belt is extracted on that side oriented away from the conveying surface.

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR THERMAL DECOMPOSITION WITHIN A VACUUM OR A NONREACTIVE CHAMBER
20240263267 · 2024-08-08 ·

The present invention is a system for thermal decomposition or material comprising: a release mechanism; a cooling surface positioned relative to the release mechanism; and a heat source, wherein the heat source is focused relative to the release mechanism and the cooling surface; wherein a quantity of material is released from the release mechanism and is heated by the heat source, wherein a product is produced and the product is transferred to the cooling surface.

DELIMITATION FOR REDUCTION OF THE DUST EMISSIONS FOR A COOLER FOR COOLING HOT BULK MATERIAL

A cooler (1) for cooling hot bulk goods (17) preferably iron ore sinter: The cooler has a grate surface (16) for holding the hot bulk goods (17) to be treated to reduce the dust emissions and at the same time to also enable maintenance measures on the cooler (1). Covers are located in the region of the feed point (2) and the removal point (3). The device herein provides an additional boundary, which prevents the removal of dust particles of size over 150 m. The boundary is a stationary first wall (12) and a stationary second wall (11) and the boundary extends over a partial segment, and preferably over the entire region, of the uncovered grate surface (16). A supporting structure (18) is provided, to which the first wall (11) and the second wall (12) are fastened.

Clinker cooler
09605902 · 2017-03-28 · ·

A conveyor floor for conveying bulk material like cement clinker in a conveying direction from a bulk material inlet to a bulk material outlet, with longitudinal reciprocating planks which extend in parallel to the conveying direction and are arranged one besides of the other with moving gaps in between provides enhanced conveying at lower costs, if each plank has a mean coefficient of friction C.sub.f for moving of the bulk material in the conveying direction relative to planks being significantly lower than the mean coefficient of friction C.sub.b for moving of the bulk material against the conveying direction relative to the respective plank.