A lower exhaust cyclone separator

Abstract

The invention relates to a down-exhaust cyclone separator. The down-exhaust cyclone separator comprises an air inlet pipe, a cylinder, a flow guide body, an exhaust pipe, an ash dropping hopper, an ash discharge pipe and an ash bin, wherein the flow guide body is located in the cylinder, the exhaust pipe is located under the flow guide body, the ash dropping hopper is arranged slantwise downwards, the upper part of the ash dropping hopper is connected to the cylinder while the lower part of the ash dropping hopper is connected to the ash discharge pipe, the lower part of the ash discharge pipe extends into the ash bin, a plurality of flow-around columns are mounted in the air inlet pipe, a cone is mounted in the ash discharge pipe by use of a support frame, the peak of the cone is at top while the bottom surface of the cone is at bottom, a plurality of ash discharge openings are formed in the wall of the ash discharge pipe in the ash bin, a plurality of grooves are formed in the surfaces of the flow-around columns in an air flowing direction, a plurality of through holes are formed between the grooves, and the plurality of flow-around columns are arranged horizontally or vertically in a staggered way in the air flowing direction in the air inlet pipe. The down-exhaust cyclone separator is reasonable in structure, simple in structure and high in separation efficiency. Especially, the down-exhaust cyclone separator has high fine particle removal efficiency, and therefore, discharged fine particles can be effectively reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of flue gas dedusting and gas-solid separation, in particular to a lower exhaust cyclone separator. Background technique [0002] The commonly used cyclone separator belongs to the upper exhaust type, which is usually composed of an inlet pipe, a cylinder, a cone, an exhaust pipe, an ash discharge pipe and an ash bin. The airflow of this cyclone separator first goes up the flue and flows into the cylinder through the intake pipe, then flows out from the exhaust pipe, and finally enters the flue downward again. The multiple turns of the airflow during this process generate a large pressure loss, which does not have a positive effect on the separation process. And the layout and support of the upper exhaust cyclone separator with the exhaust pipe upwards are also relatively difficult. [0003] An improvement to the upper exhaust cyclone separator is to add a reverse cone or small cylinder inside the cylinder or cone, ...

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Problems solved by technology

A relatively simple agglomeration method is to agglomerate fine particles by increasing turbulence, such as the US patent "Methodandapparatusformixingfluidsforparticleagglomeration" (US20060256649A1), which uses vertically arranged blades to mix the airflows flowing in different channels, and enhances turbulence to agglomerate fine particles, but the blade shape The complex and long-term use of the sheet structure is not wear-resistant and easy to break; the Chinese patent "gas-solid jet-acoustic field ultrafine particle coupling packaging and agglomeration device" (CN101091860B), through the introduction of external jets to enhance the disturbance to make the fine particles agglomerate, but this method Additional jet pipelines are required, the application is more complicated, and additional investment costs are required

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