Power plant with a combustion chamber with combustion in a fluidized bed
AssigneeAsea Stal AB
InventorBert Kallman
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Abstract
A power plant with a combustion chamber, in which fuel is burnt in a fluidized bed of a particulate material. The walls of the combustion chamber are provided on their inner side with a layer of a heat insulating material. Channel-section members are arranged between fixing means with the flanges of the channel-section members directed inwards towards the combustion chamber space. Plates cover openings which are formed between the channel-section members. These cover plates are provided with flanges passing in between the flanges of the channel-section members. The cover plates are held in position by fixing members and elements which connect the fixing members to the combustion chamber wall.
Claims8
A power plant with a combustion chamber having a wall having an outer and inner side, said wall defining a combustion chamber space in which fuel is burnt in a fluidized bed of particulate material said wall comprising:
- a layer of thermally insulating material provided on the inner side of the wall and including;
- a plurality of flanged channel-section members, having flanges directed inwardly toward the combustion chamber and a plurality of U-shaped guiding members;
- said channel-section members and said guiding members defining a grid, said grid including a plurality of grid units, each unit including at least two channel-section members and guiding members constituting corners of said unit, each guiding member receiving ends of said channel section members,
- at least one end of each channel-section member being movably disposed in said guiding member;
- a plurality of cover plates having edge elements, each cover plate covering a respective unit of said grid, said edge elements extending between said flanges of said channel-section members forming said grid unit;
- a plurality of fixing members overlapping corners of said cover plates;
- and,
- means for securing said fixing means to the outer side of the wall and retaining said cover plates in place in said grid unit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.