Rotary Carbonization Furnace Using Superheated Steam Flow
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing carbonization processes using high temperature combustion gas from outside the processing cylinder are inefficient and prone to material attachment and steam flow issues.
Innovation Solution
A carbonization treatment apparatus utilizing superheated steam within a cylindrical furnace with arc-shaped inner surfaces, rotating blades, and controlled steam flow directions to efficiently carbonize organic materials.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Temperature
If high temperature combustion gas is used to heat the processing object from outside the processing cylinder, then the processing object can be carbonized, but material attachment occurs and steam flow is disrupted
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces superheated steam as an intermediary heating medium between the combustion gas and the processing object. The steam circulates inside the processing cylinder, transferring heat to the material without direct contact between the combustion gas and material, thereby preventing attachment while maintaining effective carbonization temperatures
Solution Approach 2:
The patent replaces direct thermal contact heating with indirect steam heating. Instead of allowing combustion gas to directly contact the processing object, the system uses a steam circulation mechanism where steam is generated, injected into the processing cylinder, condenses on the material providing heat, and is then reheated and recirculated
2Temperature
If high temperature combustion gas is used from outside the processing cylinder, then carbonization can be achieved, but steam flow optimization is lost
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a continuous steam circulation system where steam is constantly generated, injected into the processing cylinder, condenses on the material, and is reheated for recirculation. This continuous cycle ensures uninterrupted heat transfer and maintains optimal carbonization conditions throughout the treatment process
Solution Approach 2:
The patent controls the temperature and flow parameters of the superheated steam to optimize carbonization efficiency. By adjusting steam injection temperature, flow rate, and circulation speed, the system achieves efficient heat transfer while preventing material attachment and ensuring complete carbonization
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The apparatus efficiently carbonizes organic materials by minimizing material attachment and optimizing steam flow, enhancing treatment efficiency.
Implementation Method 1
the superheated steam supplied into the carbonization furnace is discharged from the carbonization furnace one end at 120°C or higher
Implementation Method 2
the organic material is heated by high temperature combustion gas from outside of a processing cylinder
Implementation Method 3
the organic material supplied from carbonization furnace one end of the cylindrical carbonization furnace 11 into the carbonization furnace is discharged from the carbonization furnace other end of the cylindrical carbonization furnace 11 by the rotating carbonization furnace oblique blades 14
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AI summary
A carbonization treatment section 10 includes a cylindrical carbonization furnace 11 in which at least its inner bottom surface is formed into an arc surface, a carbonization furnace rotation shaft 12 placed in a carbonization furnace of the cylindrical carbonization furnace 11, a carbonization furnace motor 13 which rotates and drives the carbonization furnace rotation shaft 12, and carbonization furnace oblique blades 14 rotated by the carbonization furnace rotation shaft 12, and the organic material supplied from carbonization furnace one end of the cylindrical carbonization furnace 11 into the carbonization furnace is discharged from the carbonization furnace other end of the cylindrical carbonization furnace 11 by the rotating carbonization furnace oblique blades 14, the superheated steam having a temperature of 300°C or higher is supplied into the carbonization furnace, and the superheated steam supplied into the carbonization furnace is discharged from the carbonization furnace one end at 120°C or higher. According to this, it is possible to provide a carbonization treatment apparatus and a carbonization treatment method for carbonizing an organic material using superheated steam as a heat source.