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Controllable air ducts for feeding of additional combustion air into the area of flue gas channels of coke oven chambers

A device for feeding and controlling secondary air from secondary air ducts into flue gas channels of horizontal coke oven chambers is shown. The flue gas channels are located underneath the coke oven chamber floor on which coal carbonization is realized. The flue gas channels serve for combustion of partly burnt coking gases from the coke oven chamber. The partly burnt gases are burnt with secondary air, thus heating the coke cake also from below to ensure even coal carbonization. Secondary air comes from the secondary air ducts connected to atmospheric air and to the flue gas channels. Controlling elements are mounted in the connecting channels between the flue gas channels and secondary air ducts which can precisely control the air flow into the flue gas channels. Thereby, it is possible to achieve a much more regular heating and heat distribution in coke oven chambers. The actual controlling devices in the connecting channels can be formed by turnable pipe sections, wall bricks, or metal flaps. It is particularly advantageous to utilize a hump-like facility (tabouret) which sits in the secondary air ducts and which is comprised of a tabouret plate with a central opening that is slid under the corresponding embranchment to regulate the gas stream. The controlling mechanism can be actuated manually, electrically, or pneumatically. Thereby, the controlling device can also be automated.
Owner:UHDE GMBH

Method and device for monitoring a radio-frequency transmitter device in a magnetic resonance tomography system

ActiveUS20100167668A1Peak loading is avoidedThreshold value is exceededModulation with suppressed carrierDiagnostic recording/measuringResonance measurementVoltage amplitude
In a method and device for monitoring a radio-frequency transmit device of a magnetic resonance tomography system, having a transmitter antenna system that has a number of transmit channels, during a magnetic resonance measurement of an examination subject, a reference scattering parameter matrix of the transmitter antenna system is determined in the unloaded state, and a subject-specific scattering parameter matrix of the transmitter antenna system is determined in a state loaded with the subject of examination. Moreover, transmitter amplitude vectors are determined in time-dependent fashion that represent the radio-frequency voltage amplitudes on the individual transmit channels. On the basis of the subject-specific scattering parameter matrix, the reference scattering parameter matrix, and the transmit amplitude vectors, radio-frequency power values absorbed at particular transmit times in the subject are determined. Based on a large number of the determined radio-frequency power values, a number of monitoring values are formed. The radio-frequency transmit device is limited in its functioning when a monitoring value reaches or exceeds a prespecified boundary monitoring value.
Owner:SIEMENS HEALTHCARE GMBH
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