Arrangement for the removal of dust from gas standing under pressure

Claim 2

Apparatus for the removal of dust from gas which is standing under pressure, has been generated in a pressure-charged fluidized bed furnace, and is conducted to a gas turbine comprising: cyclones arranged in a plurality of stages one behind the other and connected in stage by stage; a pressure vessel separated from the fluidized bed furnace for housing said cyclones; at least one feed pipe standing under pressure, and a distributor duct; a collecting duct and a discharge pipe, said cyclones having a gas entry side connected with the fluidized bed furnace through said feed pipe standing under pressure and said distributor duct; said cyclones having a gas exit side connected to said collecting duct and said discharge pipe; said feed pipe and said discharge pipe being located on a part lying externally of said pressure vessel; an outer pipe surrounding said feed pipe and said discharge pipe and forming an annular space; said annular space having a connection with interior space of said pressure vessel for connection with a compressor associated with the gas turbine; said pressure vessel comprising a double-walled vessel with interior and intermediate space between walls placed separately under pressure; said feed pipe and said discharge pipe being surrounded by annular spaces connected to the interior of said pressure vessel and said compressor, air flowing from said compressor to said pressure vessel for placing said pressure vessel under predetermined pressure.

Claim 3

Apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the annular space surrounding said feed pipe and the annular space surrounding said discharge duct are connected through a by-pass duct, one of the annular spaces having a connection to the interior of said pressure vessel.

Claim 4

Apparatus according to claim 1, including an inner shell on the inside of said pressure vessel, the annular space surrounding said discharge duct and the annular space surrounding said feed pipe being connected with an intermediate space between said pressure vessel and said inner shell.

Claim 5

Apparatus according to claim 3, including metal deflecting plates in said intermediate space.

Claim 6

Apparatus according to claim 3, wherein said cyclones have output pipes and said pressure vessel has a shell, said output pipes passing through said shell of said pressure vessel, said inner shell being hollowed out in a region of said passing through.

Claim 7

Apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said pressure vessel is cylindrical, said collecting duct being arranged in an upper part of said pressure vessel and in a longitudinal direction thereof, two distributor ducts being located underneath and parallel to said collecting duct.

Claim 8

Apparatus according to claim 1, wherein output pipes of said cyclones of each cyclone stage are brought together in at least one collecting vessel.

Claim 9

Apparatus according to claim 7, including cooling means for dust separated in said cyclones and connected with the collecting vessel.

Claim 10

Apparatus according to claim 8, wherein said cooling means comprises at least one cooling coil connected to said collecting vessel.

Claim 11

Apparatus according to claim 8, including a pipe coil flowed through by a coolant and arranged in said collecting vessel.

Claim 12

Apparatus for the removal of dust from gas which is standing under pressure, has been generated in a pressure-charged fluidized bed furnace, and is conducted to a gas turbine, comprising: cyclones arranged in a plurality of stages one behind the other and connected in stage by stage; a pressure vessel separated from the fluidized bed furnace for housing said cyclones; at least one feed pipe standing under pressure, and a distributor duct; a collecting duct and a discharge pipe, said cyclones having a gas entry side connected with the fluidized bed furnace through said feed pipe standing under pressure and said distributor duct; said cyclones having a gas exit side connected to said collecting duct and said discharge pipe; said feed pipe and said discharge pipe being located on a part lying externally of said pressure vessel; an outer pipe surrounding said feed pipe and said discharge pipe and forming an annular space; said annular space having a connection with interior space of said pressure vessel for connection with a compressor associate with the gas turbine; said pressure vessel comprising a double-walled vessel with interior and intermediate space between walls placed separately under pressure; said feed pipe and said discharge pipe being surrounded by annular space connected to the interior of said pressure vessel and said compressor, air flowing from said compressor to said pressure vessel for placing said pressure vessel under predetermined pressure; the annular space surrounding said feed pipe and the annular space surrounding said discharge duct being connected through a by-pass duct, one of the annular spaces having a connection to the interior of said pressure vessel; an inner shell on the inside of said pressure vessel, the annular space surrounding said discharge duct and the annular space surrounding said feed pipe being connected with the intermediate space between said pressure vessel and said inner shell; metal deflecting plates in said intermediate space; said cyclones having output pipes passing through said shell of said pressure vessel, said inner shell being hollowed out in a region of said passing through; said pressure vessel being cylindrical, said collecting duct being arranged in an upper part of said pressure vessel and in a longituidnal direction thereof, two distributor ducts being located underneath and parallel to said collecting duct; output pipes of said cyclones are brought together in at least one collecting vessel; cooling means for dust separated in said cyclones and connected with the collecting vessel; said cooling means comprising at least one cooling coil connected to said collecting vessel; and a pipe coil flowed through by a coolant and arranged in said collecting vessel.

Claim 13

Apparatus for the removal of dust from gas which is standing under pressure, has been generated in a pressure-charged fluidized bed furnace, and is conducted to a gas turbine, comprising: cyclones arranged in a plurality of stages one behind the other and connected in stage by stage; a pressure vessel separated from the fluidized bed furnace for housing said cyclones; at least one feed pipe standing under pressure, and a distributor duct; a collecting duct and a discharge pipe, said cyclones having a gas entry side connected with the fluidized bed furnace through said feed pipe standing under pressure and said distributor duct; said cyclones having a gas exit side connected to said collecting duct and said discharge pipe; said feed pipe and said discharge pipe being located on a part lying externally of said pressure vessel; an outer pipe surrounding said feed pipe and said discharge pipe and forming an annular space; said annular space having a connection with interior space of said pressure vessel for connection with a compressor associate with the gas turbine; said pressure vessel comprising a double-walled vessel with interior and intermediate space between walls placed separately under pressure; said feed pipe and said discharge pipe being surrounded by annular space connected to the interior of said pressure vessel and said compressor, air flowing from said compressor to said pressure vessel for placing said pressure vessel under predetermined pressure; the annular space surrounding said feed pipe and the annular space surrounding said discharge duct being connected through a by-pass duct, one of the annular spaces having a connection to the interior of said pressure vessel; an inner shell on the inside of said pressure vessel, the annular space surrounding said discharge duct and the annular space surrounding said feed pipe being connected with the intermediate space between said pressure vessel and said inner shell; metal deflecting plates in said intermediate space; said cyclones having output pipes passing through said shell of said pressure vessel, said inner shell being hollowed out in a region of said passing through; said pressure vessel being cylindrical, said collecting duct being arranged in an upper part of said pressure vessel and in a longituidnal direction thereof, two distributor ducts being located underneath and parallel to said collecting duct; output pipes of said cyclones are brought together in at least one collecting vessel; cooling means for dust separated in said cyclones and connected with the collecting vessel; said cooling means comprising at least one cooling coil connected to said collecting vessel; and a pipe coil flowed through by a coolant and arranged in said collecting vessel.