Dry distillation carbonization furnace with flue pipe and carbonization method
A technology for flue pipes and carbonization furnaces, applied in fixed carbonization furnaces, special carbonization, indirect heating and other directions, can solve the problems of easy crushing of charcoal, low heat transfer efficiency, high fuel consumption, etc., and achieve uniform heating, Effect of increasing heat exchange area and reducing fuel consumption
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Embodiment 1
[0048] Such as figure 1 The dry distillation carbonization furnace shown includes a furnace 1 and a carbonization kettle located in the furnace, and the gap between the carbonization kettle and the furnace 1 constitutes a combustion chamber at the bottom of the furnace 1 and a flue inside the furnace 1 (not shown in the figure) . The retort is composed of a retort body 2 and a retort cover 3. In the middle of the retort body 2, there are 6 pipes inserted from the bottom, which turn horizontally near the top of the retort body and pass out from the side of the retort body 2. An inverted L-shaped flue pipe 24; the ratio of the total cross-sectional area of the flue pipe 24 to the cross-sectional area of the retort body 2 is 3 / 200; the retort body is also provided with a material rack 4 that can be freely taken and placed; (see image 3 ), the outer wall of the retort body 2 is provided with outer fins 22 that change the structure of the flue.
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Embodiment 2
[0053] Such as Figure 5 The dry distillation carbonization furnace shown includes a furnace 1 and a carbonization kettle located in the furnace, and the gap between the carbonization kettle and the furnace 1 constitutes a combustion chamber at the bottom of the furnace 1 and a flue inside the furnace 1 (not shown in the figure) . The retort is composed of a retort body 2 and a retort cover 3. In the middle of the retort body 2, four pipes inserted from the bottom are evenly distributed, and turn horizontally near the top of the retort body and pass out from the side of the retort body 2. An inverted L-shaped flue pipe 24; the ratio of the total cross-sectional area of the flue pipe 24 to the cross-sectional area of the retort body 2 is 1 / 125; the retort body is also provided with a material rack 4 that can be freely taken and placed; (see image 3 ), the outer wall of the retort body 2 is provided with outer fins 22 that change the structure of the flue.
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Embodiment 3
[0059] Compared with Embodiment 1, the only difference is that in this embodiment, 10 annular outer fins 22 are evenly distributed along the height direction outside the cylinder, and the notch angles between the upper and lower adjacent outer fins 22 are both 9°. °. The height h of the outer fins 22 is 95% of the distance L between the furnace 1 and the outer wall of the retort. Two rectangular inner fins 23 are evenly distributed in the middle of the carbonization kettle, and the height is the same as that of the carbonization kettle. The volume ratio of the retort to the furnace 1 is 90%. The material frame 4 is provided with 2 layers of sub-supports, and each layer of supports is laid with a grid net, and each layer of the grid net has 2 gaps that are at the same position as the inner fins 23 .
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