Furnace slow-cooling area structure capable of shrinking cross-sectional temperature difference

Abstract

The invention discloses a furnace slow-cooling area structure capable of shrinking cross-sectional temperature differences, which comprises a slow-cooling chamber, a plurality of conveying rollers, a large amount of heat-exchanging pipes and an exhausting mechanism, wherein the exhausting mechanism is communicated with the heat-exchanging pipes, the conveying rollers are sequentially arranged along the length direction of the slow-cooling chamber and are placed at the middle part of the slow-cooling chamber, the heat-exchanging pipes are arranged along the longitudinal direction of the slow-cooling chamber, each heat-exchanging pipe is a U-shaped steel pipe with two open ends, one end of each heat-exchanging pipe is communicated with a workshop, and the other end of each heat-exchanging pipe is communicated with the exhausting mechanism. The furnace slow-cooling area structure has the beneficial effects that the basic sameness of the temperatures of all points on the same cross section is realized; because a wind inlet and a wind outlet are positioned at different positions on the same section, the cooling effects can tend towards consistency under the conditions that the diameters of branched pipes are the same and the flow speeds of hot wind are the same, the cross-sectional temperature difference of a furnace-cooling passage is shrunk, the sameness of the cooling speeds of a product at the slow-cooling stage can be ensured, and the defects of the product caused by cooling temperature differences are avoided.

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Technical field:

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of ceramic tile firing, in particular to a slow cooling zone structure of a kiln that can reduce the cross-sectional temperature difference. Background technique:

[0002] The ceramic firing process must have a slow cooling stage, the main purpose is to cool down gently in this area, to prevent the rapid volume change (expansion or contraction) of β-quartz ←→ α-quartz at 573°C to cause "wind shock" (cold cracking) ). The existing firing kiln equipment basically adopts a plurality of cooling pipes (or heat exchange pipes) arranged at intervals in the horizontal direction, through the pipe wall, the low-temperature cold air in the pipe and the high-temperature gas in the kiln perform heat exchange to achieve the purpose of cooling the product. The basic method is to pass through the steel pipe across the kiln section (kiln width direction), one end sucks cold air from the workshop and the other end discharge...

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