Waste-gas piping for a filter dust melting furnace
AssigneeABB Gadelius KK
InventorsHans Ammon, Jurgen Balg, Markus Pfister
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Abstract
In a filter dust melting furnace, the waste gases occurring in the interior (9) of the furnace are conducted outward through a waste-gas line (5) in the furnace top. Provided in the course of the waste-gas line is a quench (20) for the abrupt cooling of the waste gas by cold quenching air acting on it. To prevent deposits in the waste-gas line, the quench (6) is arranged in the section of the waste-gas line (5) which directly adjoins the furnace vessel (1) and extends essentially vertically, and means are provided for cooling the quench and the section of the waste-gas line (5) located downstream after the quench.
Claims16
A waste gas piping for a melting furnace which includes a furnace vessel made of a fireproof material and thermal insulation at least in a region of a furnace top, the waste gas piping comprising:
- a central waste gas pipe;
- a first pipe surrounding said central waste gas pipe, with a first annular space between said central waste gas pipe and said first pipe;
- a second pipe surrounding said first pipe, with a second annular space between said first pipe and said second pipe;
- a third pipe surrounding said second pipe, with a third annular space between said second pipe and said third pipe;
- an annular gap disposed at a furnace-side end of said waste gas piping, said annular gap providing communication between said first annular space and an interior of said central waste gas pipe;
- means for supplying a cold quenching air to said first annular space such that said cold quenching air cools a portion of said central waste gas pipe and is fed through said first annular space to said annular gap to provide a quench location in a region of said annular gap to quench a waste gas flowing into said central waste gas pipe;
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- means for supplying a cooling liquid into said second annular gap and for collecting the cooling liquid from said third annular gap such that the cooling liquid flows in the second annular gap to a location adjacent the annular gap and such that the cooling liquid flows away from said location adjacent the annular gap through said third annular space.
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