Boiler soot blowing control device based on flue fly ash mass flow
A mass flow, boiler soot blowing technology, applied in thermal power engineering and its automation field, can solve the problems of increased contamination model error, poor stability and adaptability, poor real-time performance, etc., to save maintenance workload and improve boiler efficiency , the effect of reducing boiler failure
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[0038] Such as figure 1 As shown, during the pneumatic conveying process of the fly ash particles in the flue, on the one hand, they will collide, rub and separate with the flue wall, and on the other hand, there will also be collision, friction and separation between the fly ash particles. Such a large number of close contact and separation processes can make fly ash particles carry a considerable amount of electrostatic charge. The charged fly ash particles will generate a certain electrostatic field. When the charged fly ash particles pass through the metal induction probe, the probe surface in the electrostatic field will generate an equal amount of induced charges, and absorb the charges by contacting the fly ash particles. When ash particles flow through the probe, a current is formed on the probe, and the magnitude of the current is related to the mass flow rate of the fly ash particles flowing through the probe. The induced current is used as the measurement signal, an...
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