Coke-oven single novel bridge pipe raw gas waste-heat recovery device
A waste heat recovery device and waste gas technology, which are applied in the heating of coke ovens, furnace safety devices, and dry distillation gas discharge devices, etc., can solve the problem that waste heat resources of waste gas cannot be fully recovered, the system is complicated, waste gas, and the influence of evaporator arrangement. and other problems, to achieve the effect of easy updating and maintenance, simple structure design, good economic and social benefits
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[0038] See attached image 3 , the heat exchanger 7 of this embodiment is a double-layer annular arrangement, and the heat exchanger 7 is respectively provided with an inner layer heat exchanger 71 and an outer layer heat exchanger 72, and the inner layer heat exchanger 71 and the outer layer heat exchanger 72 are respectively Connected with the upper header 5 and the lower header 6, the inner layer heat exchanger 71 and the outer layer heat exchanger 72 are arranged in the middle of the descending section 4 of the bridge tube, and are not in contact with the tube wall. Therefore, the tube wall, the inner layer heat exchanger 71 and the outer layer heat exchanger 72 form three annular raw gas independent passages 44.
[0039] The ascending pipe 1, the ascending section of the bridge pipe 2, the transition section 3 of the bridge pipe and the descending section 4 of the bridge pipe are connected in sequence, the upper header 5 is connected with the steam drum 8 through a pipeli...
Embodiment 2
[0042] See attached Figure 4, the heat exchanger 7 of this embodiment is a plurality of pipes arranged side by side, and the heat exchanger 7 is 4 rows of overheating pipes 73 arranged in parallel. The overheating pipes 73 communicate with the upper header 5 and the lower header 6 respectively and are not connected to the pipe wall Contact, therefore, every two adjacent rows of overheating pipes 73, between the overheating pipes 73 and the pipe wall, a raw gas passage 45 is formed, and after the raw gas enters the bridge pipe descending section 4 from the bridge pipe transition section 3, the raw coal gas flows from the bridge pipe transition section 3 The raw gas passage 45 enters the bridge pipe raw gas outlet 11, and the raw gas fully exchanges heat with the desalted water in the overheating pipe 73 in the raw gas passage 45, and other steps are the same as in Embodiment 1 and will not be described again.
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