Angle tube type boiler coiler convection heating surface flue gas channel variable cross-section structure
A flue gas channel, serpentine tube technology, used in steam boilers, steam boiler accessories, steam boiler components, etc.
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[0032] Such as figure 1 As shown, the present invention provides a variable cross-section structure of flue gas channels on the convective heating surface of the convective heating surface of a corner tube boiler. The form is that the middle is a serpentine tube convection heating surface formed by connecting the upper circuit serpentine tube 1-1 and the lower circuit serpentine tube 1-2, and the upper and lower ends of the double circuit serpentine tube are connected to the header 2 respectively. , 3 connections, the flue gas passage of the lower circuit serpentine pipe is narrower than the upper circuit serpentine pipe flue gas passage.
Embodiment 2
[0034] Such as figure 2 As shown, the lower circuit serpentine pipe 1-1 and the upper circuit serpentine pipe 1-2 are connected through the intermediate header 4, and the number of the lower circuit serpentine pipes is increased on the basis of the number of the upper circuit serpentine pipes, that is, the lower circuit The number of serpentine pipes is more than that of the upper circuit serpentine pipes, and the flue gas passage of the lower circuit serpentine pipes is narrower than that of the upper circuit serpentine pipes.
Embodiment 3
[0036] Such as image 3 As shown, the lower circuit serpentine pipe 1-1 and the upper circuit serpentine pipe 1-2 are connected through the intermediate header 4, and the diameter of the lower circuit serpentine pipe is increased on the basis of the diameter of the upper circuit serpentine pipe, namely The pipe diameter of the lower circuit serpentine pipe is larger than that of the upper circuit serpentine pipe, and the section of the flue gas channel of the lower circuit serpentine pipe is narrower than that of the upper circuit serpentine pipe.
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