Method and device for exploiting heat in combustion gases
OwnerRolf H. Hammerinventor
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The invention relates to a method and a device for utilizing the heat of flue gases from combustion apparatus while simultaneously removing condensable elements from the flue gases and reducing the corrosivity of the flue gases. The method is applicable to all types of combustion apparatus where a combustion zone generates hot flue gases that are cooled in one or more heat exchangers that transfer the utilizable heat to a liquid or a gas. The method is also suitable for apparatus with considerable load fluctuations, where the fuel supply must be adjusted to the heat load. This is achieved by separating the flue gases from the heat exchangers by cooling the flue gases by means of a particulate material (2, 13) which absorbs the condensable substances, and by circulating the particulate material between the flue gases and heat exchangers (10) that transfer heat to the hot liquid or gas.
A method for utilizing the heat in flue gases which contains condensable compounds, solid suspended particles and dust for production of hot liquids and/or gases, where in the condensable compounds, solid suspended particles and dust are made harmless by contacting the flue gases with a cold particulate material which is sprinkled and/or sprayed over the flue gas which arises in a first vertical zone in order to cool the flue gases and simultaneously filtrate/condense the flue gases content of condensable compounds, solid suspended particles and dust, characterized in that
A steam boiler plant and/or hot water boiler plant for production of hot liquid and/or gas, wherein hot flue gas from a combustion zone transfers its heat content to an external heat-transferring medium in one or more heat exchangers, each of which represents a temperature stage, characterized in that the plant comprises;
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