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Firing equipment that can be operated under turbocharge

Assignee: Hitachi Zosen Inova Steinmueller GmbH
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Filing: 1986-10-01
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Granted: 1988-09-27
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Expires: 2006-10-01
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Abstract

Abstract Firing equipment that can be operated under turbocharge, especially fluidized bed firing equipment for a steam generator. At least two successively arranged air compressors are provided, including a first compressor that is driven by a first turbine, which is disposed on a common shaft with the first compressor, and forms together with the latter a turbocharger, with the energy needed for driving the first compressor being extracted from the flue gas of the turbocharged firing equipment. An air preheater is disposed between the second compressor and the firing equipment, with flue gas being supplied thereto. A second turbine drives the second compressor. At least during turbocharged operation of the firing equipment, the flue gas is conveyed at high temperature first to the second turbine then to the air preheater. An electrical apparatus that is operable at least as a generator is operatively associated with the second compressor and the second turbine.

Inventors

  • 👤 Reinhold U. Pitt
  • 👤 Gunther H. Dibelius

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
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Last Synchronized 2026-10-29 16:37
CPC Classifications
F; F22; F22B; F22B31/00; F22B31/0007; F22B31/0069; F02; F02C; F02C6/00; F02C6/04; F02C6/10; F22B1/00; F22B1/22; F22B1/24; F23; F23L; F23L15/00; F23L15/04; F23L2900/00; F23L2900/05021; Y; Y02; Y02E; Y02E20/00; Y02E20/34

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 3
Claim 1
Independent Claim 316 words
Firing equipment that can be operated under turbocharge and that includes a turbocharged firing mechanism, comprising: at least two successively arranged air compressors, including a first compressor, and a second compressor that communicates via a conduit means with the turbocharged firing mechanisms; a first turbine, which drives said first compressor, is disposed on a common shaft with said first compressor, and forms together with the latter a turbocharger, with the energy needed for driving said first compressor being extracted from the flue gas of the turbocharged firing mechanism via a conduit means to the first turbine driving the first compressor; said first turbine has an outlet that communicates with a chimney; an air preheater that is disposed between said second compressor and said firing mechanism, with flue gas being supplied to said air preheater via a conduit means; a second turbine that drives said second compressor; at least during turbocharged operation of said firing equipment, the flue gas is conveyed at high temperature first to said second turbine via a conduit means, and subsequently to said air preheater, which air preheater is disposed between that second compressor and that firing mechanism; an electrical apparatus that is operable at least as a generator, and that is operatively associated with said second compressor and said second turbine; said firing equipment being intended for a steam generator, which includes a water circulation system; which includes, disposed between said air preheater and said first turbine, a heat exchanger that is in said water circulation system; which includes a controllable flue gas by-pass line that is connected in parallel with said heat exchanger; which includes a cooler disposed between said first compressor and said second compressor; and which includes, for non-turbocharged operation, an air charge by-pass line connected in parallel with the subassembly comprising first compressor and cooler, and a flue gas by-pass line connected in parallel with said first turbine.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 316 words
Firing equipment that can be operated under turbocharge and that includes a turbocharged firing mechanism, comprising: at least two successively arranged air compressors, including a first compressor, and a second compressor that communicates via a conduit means with the turbocharged firing mechanisms; a first turbine, which drives said first compressor, is disposed on a common shaft with said first compressor, and forms together with the latter a turbocharger, with the energy needed for driving said first compressor being extracted from the flue gas of the turbocharged firing mechanism via a conduit means to the first turbine driving the first compressor; said first turbine has an outlet that communicates with a chimney; an air preheater that is disposed between said second compressor and said firing mechanism, with flue gas being supplied to said air preheater via a conduit means; a second turbine that drives said second compressor; at least during turbocharged operation of said firing equipment, the flue gas is conveyed at high temperature first to said second turbine via a conduit means, and subsequently to said air preheater, which air preheater is disposed between that second compressor and that firing mechanism; an electrical apparatus that is operable at least as a generator, and that is operatively associated with said second compressor and said second turbine; said firing equipment being intended for a steam generator, which includes a water circulation system; which includes, disposed between said air preheater and said first turbine, a heat exchanger that is in said water circulation system; which includes a controllable flue gas by-pass line that is connected in parallel with said heat exchanger; which includes a cooler disposed between said first compressor and said second compressor; and which includes, for non-turbocharged operation, an air charge by-pass line connected in parallel with the subassembly comprising first compressor and cooler, and a flue gas by-pass line connected in parallel with said first turbine.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 20 words
Firing equipment according to claim 1, in which said two last-mentioned by-pass lines are controllable via control value means therewith.

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USPTO Annuity & Maintenance Windows

Annuity Stage Window Opens Payment Deadline Surcharge Period Until Estimated Fee Status
3.5 Years (Year 4) 1991-09-27 1992-03-28 1992-09-27 $2000.00 Window Closed / Lapsed
7.5 Years (Year 8) 1995-09-27 1996-03-28 1996-09-27 $3760.00 Window Closed / Lapsed
11.5 Years (Year 12) 1999-09-27 2000-03-28 2000-09-27 $7700.00 Window Closed / Lapsed

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