Measurement of residual carbon content in fly ash
A technology for resonance measurement and ash content, which can be used in measurement devices, sampling, material analysis using microwave means, etc., and can solve problems such as non-uniformity and no numerical value.
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[0025] figure 1 A schematic diagram of the device 22 is shown and how the device 22 forms part of the flue gas system. Ash-laden flue gases 17 , produced by the combustion of carbonaceous fuels, for example in power plant boilers or other energy-generating plants, are led through the flue gas duct 1 from a channel 16 delimited by channel walls 18 . This flow is directed to an ash sampling device 19 consisting of a separator 2, in the example shown a cyclone, in which the ash is separated from the gas, and a funnel 3 through which the separated ash passes. 3 leads via inlet valve 4 to sample chamber 8 extending through microwave resonator cavity 7 . The gas is led back to channel 16 via conduit 14 .
[0026] Opposite the inlet end, the sample chamber 8 is provided with an outlet valve 12 which, in the open position, allows ash to enter the container 13 and which, in the closed position, blocks the sample chamber 8 . When the outlet valve 12 is closed, the level of material i...
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