A zone-controlled sonic soot blower and its control method
A sonic soot blower and area control technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, mechanical oscillation control, control/regulation systems, etc., can solve the problems of reduced dust collection efficiency, secondary dust, dust accumulation and scaling of electrostatic precipitators, etc.
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[0062] like figure 1 As shown, for a 1000MW ultra-supercritical coal-fired unit, each dust removal chamber of the electrostatic precipitator is provided with 5 electric fields, and 3 acoustic horns 1 are evenly distributed at the inlet of the dust removal chamber 5, namely N=5, J=3. Each sound wave transmission horn 1 is connected to a sound wave generator 2, the sound power of the sound wave generator 2 is 40Kw, and the sound wave frequency adjustment range is 10-20KHz.
[0063] The dedusting room 5 is divided into avoiding dust raising area 7 and ash removal area 6: the 5th electric field is to avoid raising dust area 7, the 1st electric field, the 2nd electric field ..., the i electric field, ... the 2m above the ash hopper in the 4th electric field The areas are dust-avoiding areas 7; the first electric field, the second electric field..., the i-th electric field...the remaining areas of the fourth electric field are respectively ash removal areas 6; that is, there are 5 d...
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