Boiler producing steam from flue gases under optimized conditions
AssigneeBabcock & Wilcox Vølund A/S
InventorsKim Dam-Johansen, Peter Jensen, Flemming Frandsen, Ole Madsen
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AssigneeBabcock & Wilcox Vølund A/S
InventorsKim Dam-Johansen, Peter Jensen, Flemming Frandsen, Ole Madsen
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This invention relates to a boiler (1) drying, igniting and combusting refuse and producing steam (2, 2a) by heat exchange with flue gases (3), said boiler defining a main flow direction (5) of gases, said boiler (1) comprising a separator element (4) and an end superheater (8), the separator element (4) being adapted for separating said flue gases (3) into streams of a less-corrosive gas flow (6) and a corrosive gas flow (7), said separator element (4) being located substantially in and along said main flow direction (5), said end superheater (8) being located in proximity to said separator element (4) and in the flow (6) of said less-corrosive gas. Said separator element (4) comprises a plate (4a) or a wall (4b), which in a number of said separator elements (4) forms a channel as another separator element. This provides for an increased lifetime of said superheater and makes the boiler provide a high and efficient electrical power output.
A boiler drying, igniting and combusting refuse and producing steam by heat exchange with flue gases, said flue gases are the results of incineration of said refuses, said boiler defining a main flow directions of gases, said boiler comprising a separator element and an end superheater, the separator element being adapted for separating said flue gases into streams of a less-corrosive gas flow and a corrosive gas flow, said separator element being located substantially in and along said main flow direction, said end superheater being located in proximity to said separator element and in the flow of said less corrosive gas.
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