Biomass rotary fire grate combustor

Abstract

The invention relates to a biomass combustor, in particular to a biomass rotary fire grate combustor which is suitable for mass biomass fuel and capable of preventing slag bonding and coking. The biomass rotary fire grate combustor comprises a furnace body, a rotary fire grate device arranged in the furnace body, a three-dimensional slag cleaning mechanism arranged in the furnace body, and a furnace body base located at the lower part of the furnace body, wherein a wind inlet device is arranged on the furnace body base; a feeding device is arranged above the wind inlet device; the wind inlet device communicates with the furnace body base and a flaming mouth of the furnace body; and the feeding device is connected with a feeding opening of the furnace body. According to the biomass rotary fire grate combustor disclosed by the invention, an auxiliary rotary slag cleaning machine is arranged at an ash falling opening of the furnace body and the rotary fire grate device, so that firstly, fuel accumulated on the rotary fire grate is sufficiently stirred; then the fuel is sufficiently combusted, bonded slags and cokes which are not sufficiently combusted on the rotary fire grate can be effectively crushed, and are transported to an ash outlet groove through a rotary auger arranged on the auxiliary rotary slag cleaning machine, so that the situation that the ash falling opening is blocked by the too much bonded slags and the too much cokes is avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a biomass burner, in particular to a biomass rotary grate burner suitable for multi-biomass fuels and preventing slagging and coking. Background technique [0002] Biomass fuel is a new type of clean fuel that uses agricultural and forestry waste as a raw material and is made into various shapes (such as lumps, granules, etc.) through crushing, mixing, extrusion, drying, etc., and can be directly burned. fuel. [0003] There are many types of biomass fuels available, and the fuels have the characteristics of high water content (generally above 45%), many impurities (mixed with soil and fine sand), high ash content, and high alkali metal content. At present, the fuel of the burner is mainly It is biomass particles, which are not suitable for fuels such as biomass briquettes, shavings, rice husks, corncobs, etc. When such fuels are directly accumulated in the furnace, due to the unreasonable structure of the furnace, after the f...

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[0003] There are many types of biomass fuels available, and the fuels have the characteristics of high water content (generally above 45%), many impurities (mixed with soil and fine sand), high ash content, and high alkali metal content. At present, the fuel of the burner is mainly It is biomass particles, which are not suitable for fuels such as biomass briquettes, shavings, rice husks, corncobs, etc. When such fuels are directly accumulated in the furnace, due to the unreasonable structure of the furnace, after the fuel in the furnace is burned, the furnace will If the internal heat distribution is uneven, the ash in the high temperature zone will coke in the low temperature zone after softening

Coking in the boiler will reduce the combustion efficiency of normal fuel, block the furnace, change the heat distribution in the furnace, further aggravate the coking tendency, reduce the steam temperature of the boiler, increase the exhaust gas temperature, and produce a large amount of harmful substances such as exhaust gas and smoke. This will intensify slagging, coking, and increase the possibility of deflagration, so that the burned biomass ash cannot be cleaned easily, quickly, and continuously, resulting in the inability of the burner to continue to work, thereby failing to meet the requirements of normal production

[0004] At present, there are two main methods for dealing with slagging and coking of biomass burners: one is to use steam soot blower to ca...

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