Fluidized-bed boiler integrating multifunctional inertia-gravity separator with multiple furnace profiles
AssigneesLing Wang, Sen Wang
InventorSen Wang
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AssigneesLing Wang, Sen Wang
InventorSen Wang
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A fluidized-bed boiler integrating a multifunctional inertia-gravity separator and a plurality of models of boilers. The fluidized-bed boiler is a steam boiler, a hot-water boiler or a phase-transformation boiler. The fluidized-bed boiler includes a hearth, a single horizontal drum, a vertical single drum, vertical and horizontal headers, vertical and horizontal membrane walls, a primary high-temperature inertia-gravity water-cooling separator, a secondary low-temperature inertia-gravity water-cooling separator, a single-stage high-temperature water-cooling inertia-gravity separator, an equalizing, separating and heat storing device, a membrane water-cooling wall shaft, a shell shaft and a dry-wall shaft. The present disclosure provides a circulating fluidized bend boiler with a plurality of models of boilers, which comprehensively improves the boiler performance, drastically realizes the energy conversation, consumption reduction and emission reduction and has advanced process.
A fluidized-bed boiler integrating a multifunctional inertia-gravity separator and a plurality of models of boilers, the fluidized-bed boiler being a steam boiler, a hot-water boiler or a phase-transformation boiler, the fluidized-bed boiler comprising a hearth, a single/double horizontal drum, vertical and horizontal headers, rear membrane wall of the hearth, front membrane wall of the hearth, bilaterally symmetric membrane wall of the hearth, bilaterally symmetric three-in-one membrane wall, a primary high-temperature water-cooling inertia-gravity separator, a secondary low-temperature inertia-gravity water-cooling separator, a single-stage high-temperature water-cooling inertia-gravity separator, a membrane water-cooling wall shaft, a shell shaft and a dry-wall shaft;
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