Biomass feeding system and feeding method with double offset rotary feeding valve
A rotary feeding valve and feeding system technology, applied in the direction of combustion method, fuel supply, lighting and heating equipment, etc., can solve the problems of feeding system blockage, high-temperature flue gas backflow, etc., and achieve good sealing and material applicability wide, stable feeding effect
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[0018] A double offset rotary feed valve biomass feed system, which consists of: a primary offset rotary feed valve 1 and a secondary offset rotary feed valve 3, the primary offset rotary feed valve The outlet of the rotary feed valve communicates with the inlet of the secondary offset rotary feed valve, the connection point 9 is provided with a pressure balance pipe 2, the primary offset rotary feed valve and the The two-stage offset rotary feeding valve is composed of a housing 10 and a rotary feeder 8 that is rotatably connected to the inside of the housing. The rotary feeder includes a central shaft and is fixed on the A set of rotating paddles 5 on the central shaft of the said rotating paddles is fixed with a flexible sealing sheet 4 at one end away from the central shaft.
[0019] The discharge port is set eccentrically on the upward side of the rotating paddle, and the opening angle of the feed valve housing corresponding to the discharge port is 40~80°, which can ensu...
Embodiment 2
[0023] According to the biomass feeding system with double offset rotary feed valves described in Embodiment 1, a transition slope 11 is provided at the joint between the discharge opening 6 and the housing of the primary offset rotary feed valve.
Embodiment 3
[0025] According to the biomass feeding system with double offset rotary feeding valves described in embodiment 1 or 2, the number of rotating paddles on the central shaft is 4-8.
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