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    • 专利摘要:
    Contaminants of oil fillings of technological units using oil as a cooling, lubricating, insulating, or power medium, are removed by periodically applying a separating working cycle and a pressure working cycle in a vessel connected with the oil system of the technological unit, and returning the cleaned oil to the oil system of the unit. In the course of the separating working cycle, gaseous and liquid contaminants in the vessel are brought to boiling by under-pressure generated by a reversible pump; a gas-liquid cushion created thereby above the oil surface in the vessel is displaced from the vessel in the course of the following pressure working cycle, which is caused by the reverse action of the pump, while the cleaned oil is returned to the oil system of the technological unit. Both cycles are repeated as often as required to clean the oil to the desired degree.
    公开号:SU1417907A1
    申请号:SU837773088
    申请日:1983-08-25
    公开日:1988-08-23
    发明作者:Альтманн Йозеф；Ратислав Яромир
    申请人:Шкода,Предприятие Концерна (Инопредприятие)；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:


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    The invention relates to a method for vacuum cleaning of oil contents, which removes undesirable gaseous and liquid impurities from these contents, is particularly advantageous for degassing and dehydrating oils in technological complexes, for example, electrical transformers with natural circulation of cooling medium, as well as equipment through which vacuum cleaning can be carried out.
    The known methods of decontamination and dehydration of technological complexes, which are used as cooling, lubricating, insulating, or oil fluids, can be divided according to the use of chemical and physical principles (they help to limit the pollution of oil in the tank and the type of working ij-b mode, which by its nature can be active or passive.
    As part of the active regime of the purification plants, oil contaminants behind the processing complex are eliminated from the oil tanks by centrifuging, filtering or evacuating the oil, while in the passive operating mode of the purification plant the contamination intensity of oil contents in most cases only limited. One of the most common methods of active elimination of the gaseous and aqueous fraction, which is used to care for the oil content of the oil supply of the steam pipes, is to separate these fractions by centrifuging the oil content. This physical principle of elimination of substances on the basis of their various densities is sometimes supplemented and enhanced by the elimination of gaseous and vapor contaminants from the space of a centrifuge at reduced pressure (German application no. 3005318,
    cl. B 01 D 57/00, 1981).
    Typical passive protection methods
    oil contents are used in devices connected to the cooling circuits of oil electric transformers. The most well-known and currently the most common systems are those that are used to reduce the water content in the oil

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    desiccants such as silica gel. Freezing is used analogously to decrease the relative humidity of oils (German application No. 2746148, cl. B 01 D 57 / 00.1978). Another passive method of protecting the oil content is to separate it from the environment or to seal it with a rubber casing, or by creating a nitrogen cushion above the oil level (US Patent No. 4,316,805, Cl. B 01 D 57/00, 03/28/1982).
    The described methods of cleaning and protection of oil in technological complexes have some disadvantages. The main disadvantage of active methods for removing contaminants from the oil, consisting in centrifuging, filtering or vacuuming, is that they respond to working with a time-consuming cleaning cycle, and s.- the corresponding installations are designed precisely for this reason. For example, with the cooling circuits of electrical transformers, using some of these active methods of degassing and dewatering, the cooling oils are produced, but not during the monitoring, and only when the transformer is disconnected from the network. If care of this oil is necessary at a time outside of the planned control, the transformer must be turned off from work and the network for the time required for centrifuging, filtering or evacuating the oil content. Due to the fact that oil cleaning is not performed at every inspection, the oil cleaning intervals are indeterminate in a number of cases, and therefore it is not possible to ensure an adequate oil content for the further operation of the transformer. The same situation is with other technological equipments, even those where high purity is not put to the purity of the oil.
    requirements.
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    Passive ways to protect oil
    contents also brings with them a number of functional deficiencies. Both dryers and freezers are located so that they can lower the relative humidity in the air space above the level of oil in the tank. They prevent a higher degree of oil saturation with water, but not
    exert an impact on the oil (by the gases contained in the air and by the gases that form inside the oil content as a result of the operating conditions. When sealing the surface of the oil in the tank, there is no access of air and water vapor to the oil content, but and an obstacle is created to the escape of vapors that arise in the oil content of the process equipment during operation. The danger of the state of oil being evaluated by gases especially in electrical transformers is well known. With relatively rapid changes in the temperature of the transformer and usually has a gas and oil outlet in the form of bubbles, which causes a noticeable decrease in the dielectric strength of the insulating oil medium. In favorable conditions, the transformer switches off due to a gas relay, in complicated cases electrical breakdown occurs. inside the machine, an accident with great damage not only at the transformer itself, but throughout the entire distribution system.
    The described drawbacks significantly limit the use of the method of vacuum cleaning of the oil content, as well as the equipment for its implementation, which contains a vacuum sepa. A separator with an integrated oil shower and a check valve, a storage vessel connected to a vacuum separator, a gravity separator and a pipeline that This equipment connects to an oil pump and oil chain.
    The purpose of the invention is to create a method for continuous purification of oil in the operating conditions of the process equipment, which prevents damage to the process equipment and premature deterioration of the quality of the oil.
    The method of vacuum cleaning of oil consists in the fact that in the separation cycle the oil with gaseous and liquid impurities enters a closed vessel, in which as a result of pumping out the purified oil a pressure below atmospheric is formed, which reaches the partial pressure level of the gaseous, as well as saturation pressure of liquid impurities. By reducing the pressure to
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    This level boils impurities, during which evaporation rises to the surface of the oil in the vessel, forming a vapor-gas pillow.
    During the compression cycle, as a result of the injection of oil with gaseous and liquid impurities, the pressure of the atmosphere is rapidly increased, and thus the separated vapors are expelled from the vessel. At the same time, oil with gaseous and liquid impurities enters the vessel.
    The essence of the device for implementing this method is that it is represented by a vacuum separator to which the storage vessel is connected, and an oil shower is installed in the vacuum separator connected with a source of oil with impurities by means of a pipe. Between the vacuum separator and the storage vessel there is a partition with a non-return valve, the storage vessel being provided with a gravity separator. A siphon is installed in the storage vessel, the return end of which is placed in a gravity separator, which is connected to the source of oil with impurities through the descending pipeline, together with the drainage pipe and the oil bushing pipe, leaves the common node. A lower level sensor is connected to the vacuum separator and connected via a lower signal line to the contactor. Next, an upper Level sensor is connected to the storage vessel, connected via the upper signal line also to a contactor, the output of which is connected to the regulating bodies of the reversible pump via a control line. The reverse pump is connected by a connecting pipe to an oil source with freeze and connecting pipe to a vacuum-1 separator. I
    Vacuum separation of gaseous
    and liquid oil impurities are continued by compressing the separated gases and vapors and are capable of lowering the concentration of contaminants in the oil content of the process equipment at least by an order of magnitude compared to the content of these contaminants in oil in normal atmospheric conditions, and unwanted impurities are actively and continuously diverted
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    during operation outside the process equipment.
    The proposed plant adapts to a change in the concentration of impurities in the oil content as a result of a change in the period of the separative cycle. If the concentration of contaminants xc of contamination occurs, the separation cycle time is reduced and, therefore, there is an increase in the removal of gaseous and vapor contaminants. Oil-cooled electrical transformers have a constantly low content of water and gases in the oil, and thus high electrical strength; a significant decrease in the oxygen content slows down the aging process of oil and insulating materials, continues their durability. A general decrease in the gas content eliminates the risk of gas breakthroughs with temperature changes and thus limits the switching off of a transformer to a gas relay, in more serious cases, a transformer failure is prevented, which is likely to occur when gas breaks out, especially for machines operating at 100 kV and above. The proposed plant according to the invention is an integral part of the process equipment and is constantly in operation during normal operation of the process equipment, for example a turbine, a transformer, a hydraulic oil system, etc., which maintains a constantly high oil purity throughout the operation. The unit for vacuum cleaning of oil contents contains only one moving part, a reversible pump, and is strong enough to hold continuous operation during the operating time of the process equipment of which it is an integral part. When excluded, it does not affect the process equipment to which it is connected.
    The drawing shows equipment for varsuuma cleaning of cooling oil, connected to the cooling circuit of an electrical transformer with natural circulation of cooling oil.
    The installation consists of a tank of oil 1, a vacuum separator 2 with AK79076
    by cumulating vessel 3, from gravity separator A, from contactor 6, from reversing pump 7 and from a set of pipes 17, 32, D2 and 52, which connect this equipment to reservoir 1 of an electric transformer. The tank 52 of the oil shower 5 comes out of this tank, on which 0 A branch 12 is made to connect the drain pipe 32 and the descending pipe 42. The pipe 52 of the oil shower 5 is provided with a filter 56, a throttle valve 55 and
    5 an oil shower 5, which is inserted into the vacuum separator 2. The descending pipe 42 is equipped with a limiting valve 45 and is connected to the gravity separator 4, in the bottom of which is a dewatering valve 40. From the gravity separator 4 there is a siphon 14, in the space of this gravity separator 4 perforated, which ends
    5 in the storage vessel 3. This storage vessel 3 is connected to in the upper part of the vacuum separator so that together they form one vessel divided inside by a partition 23 with
    0 inserted check valve 33. The lower part of the vacuum separator 2 is equipped with a lower level height sensor 21, while the upper part of the storage vessel 3 is equipped with an upper level height sensor 31 and a deaeration vessel 30. The upper part also includes a drain pipe 32. The lower sensor 21 level heights associated with bottom contactor 6
    .Q signal line 26, while the upper level sensor 31 is connected to the contactor 6 by the upper signal line 36. The output of the contactor 6 is connected to control elements and to the reversing pump 7 by the control line 67. The reversible pump 7 is equipped with one side connecting pipe 27, which connects it to the bottom of the vacuum separator 2, on the other hand - connecting pipe 17, which connects it to the tank 1 of the transformer.
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    The equipment for vacuum cleaning of oil contents is based on 55 ka continuous alternation of separation and compression cycles.
    The installation for vacuum cleaning of oil and gas contents is transferred to a separation operating cycle in prison
    the initial phase of the preceding compression duty cycle so that as a result of oil leaking from the vacuum separator 2 into the storage vessel 3, the oil level in the latter rises to the level of activation of the upper level sensor 31. This causes an electrical signal that this upper level sensor 3 is sent to the upper signal line 36 and through it to the contactor 6, which on the control line 67 commands the controls of the reversible pump 7 to reverse its stroke and thereby to start the separation cycle. It. means that the reversing pump 7, which until now has pumped oil into the inner space of the vacuum separator 2, now starts from this space through the connecting pipe 27 and the connecting pipe 17 to pump oil back into the transformer tank 1. As a result of the oil returning from the space of the accumulating vessel 3 into the space of the vacuum separator 2, the check valve 33 is closed, and in the space of the vacuum separator 2 the total pressure decreases to the level of partial pressures of gaseous impurities and further down to the level of saturation pressure of liquid impurities. The rate of decrease in the level of oil in the vacuum separator 2 is determined by the difference in volume between the drainage of the oil shower 5 and the absorptivity of the reversible pump 7, and the inflow through the oil shower 5 depends not only on static values, such as the flow cross section at the throttle valve 55, but on the time of the general variable pressure difference between the melod and the external atmospheric pressure and the achieved vacuum level in the vapor – gas pillow.
    As a result of a decrease in pressure at the given level, impurities boil in the entire volume of the vacuum separator 2 and the gaseous and vapor fractions of impurities penetrate through the oil layer and are collected in the form of gas-vapor. howl cushion above lowering oil level. The process of vacuum separation is significantly intensified when oil of shower 5 emerges from the oil, through which oil with impurities constantly flows into the space of water
    2 separator duty cycle is complete when the level
    The oil level reaches the level 5 of the lower level sensor 21. This state causes an electrical signal in the lower sensor 21, which via the lower signal line 26 enters the contactor 6, due to
    0, this contactor 6 commands via control line 67 to the control elements of the reversing pump 7 to reverse its stroke. This starts the compression duty cycle.
    5 The oil is pumped into the internal space of the vacuum separator 2 by the reversing pump 7, and flows into this space from the oil shower 5, and the inflow through this oil
    0, the shower 5 gradually decreases in accordance with the decrease in the pressure difference between the external pressure in the tank 1 of the transformer and the pressure in the steam-gas pillow formed
    in the vacuum separator 2. Since the compression duty cycle is a dynamic process with a significant rate of increase in the oil level and pressure above this level, there is a real danger of backflow of gases and vapors from the gas-vapor cushion into the space of the oil shower 5 and even into the pipe 52 oil showers 5. This can occur only when the pressure level is above the external pressure level in the transformer tank 1, for example, if the opening of the check valve 33 is delayed. However, the situation is
    0 is ruled out by the successful arrangement of the oil shower 5 at a sufficient distance under the partition 23. The rapid build-up of pressure in the vapor-gas pillow continues until it reaches the level that is necessary to open the check valve 33. As a result of further increase in pressure, this check valve 33 will open through which
    0 begins in the space of the accumulating vessel 3 to flow quickly compressed mixture of gases and vapors. Immediately after inserting the vapor-gas cushion from the upper space of the vacuum separator 2, oil also begins to flow into the storage vessel 3, and as a result of its entry in this space, the level rises to the level of switching on the upper sensor
    31 of the level height, and the unit for vacuum cleaning of the oil content is converted into a separation cycle.
    Of the space of the accumulating vessel 3, where the oil is pumped and where partial condensation occurs when the vapor fraction bubbles through the relatively cold oil, the oil with impurities is siphoned 14 from the lowest place to the gravity separator 4. In a relatively calm medium of the gravity separator 4 additional separation process as a result of different densities, lighter component, i.e. the oil is drained by the descending pipe 42 back to the transformer tank 1, heavier fractions, in this case water, is discharged from the space of the gravity separator 4 by the AO valve dehydrating beyond the limits of the oil cleaning equipment.
    权利要求:
    Claims (5)
    [1]
    Invention Formula
    1. A method of vacuum cleaning an oil, the separation cycle of which includes the continuous removal of oil from the reservoir and the removal of gaseous impurities under reduced pressure in a vacuum separator, characterized in that after the separation cycle the oil is subjected to a compression cycle involving the compression of impurities by increasing the level of oil in a vacuum separator and their subsequent withdrawal from the process, with the purified oil being returned to the reservoir.
    ,
    [2]
    2. The method according to p. 1, differing from U and I and the fact that the separation and
    the compression cycles are repeated periodically.
    3. Installation for vacuum cleaning of oil, containing a vacuum separator storage tank, oil tank, pump, overflow and drain pipelines, characterized in that it is equipped with a gravity separator, the storage tank is placed above the vacuum separator, and the vacuum separator is equipped with an oil shower connected with an oil reservoir, a partition with a check valve installed between the vacuum separator and the storage vessel, and a gas release device, with the drain pipe connected to the reservoir faint
    [3]
    4. Installation according to claim 3, characterized in that the storage vessel is provided with a siphon, the other end of which is placed in a gravitational separator, the gravitational separator being connected to the oil reservoir.
    [4]
    5. The installation according to claim 3, which is designed so that the vacuum separator is equipped with a lower level sensor, the accumulating vessel has an upper level sensor, while the installation is equipped with a contactor and a reversible pump connected to the lower and upper sensors, Linked to contactor outlet, oil reservoir and vacuum separator.
    [5]
    Recognized as an invention according to the results of the examination carried out by the Office for the invention of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. faces.
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