前苏联专利SU1739861A3 Water-cooled panel in form of closed box with water-proof walls for melting furnaces and method for

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专利摘要:
A vessel for handling a heated substance, the vessel having fluid cooled containment means, which comprises inner and outer walls (11 and 38/39) defining a space (23) therebetween; an inlet (29) into the space for a pressurized fluid coolant (36);. means (33, 34) for spraying the coolant against the inner wall (38/39) to maintain a desired temperature at the inner wall (38/39); an outlet (51/47/45) for removing the spent coolant; and means (19) for maintaining a pressure differential between the space and the coolant outlet to force the spent coolant out of the space through the outlet.
公开号:SU1739861A3
申请号:SU894613212
申请日:1989-01-05
公开日:1992-06-07
发明作者:Говард Бервелл Вилльям
申请人:Юнион Карбид Корпорейшн (Фирма)；
IPC主号:

专利说明:

The invention relates to the improvement of the cooling of smelting furnaces, such as arches, walls, stoves, as well as ladles.
The purpose of the invention is to increase the cooling efficiency and reduce the consumption of the coolant.
Figure 1 shows a furnace, a vertical section; FIG. 2 is an axonometric view of a portion of the lower side of the furnace lid; FIG. 3 shows a cover of an electric arc furnace, partly shown with a notch and partly with a cross section, top view; figure 4 - section aa on fig.Z; FIG. 5 is a schematic depiction of an electric arc furnace, side view.
The water-cooled panel contains a round lid 1 installed on the electric arc furnace 2. The latter has a casing 3 lined with fireproof brick 4 or another heat insulating material. The side wall of the furnace above the metal level can be made, in accordance with the invention, from inner and outer plates using an internal cooling system with spraying associated with the lid 1. The lid 1 of the furnace has a central opening 5, which includes three electrodes b - 8, as well as the cavity 9 between the top 10 and the bottom 11 of the lid; In the cavity 9 there are many spoke-like
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encircling spray heads 12, into which the coolant comes from a central concentric lance-generating water supply pipe 13, which passes around the bore hole b. Downward directed spraying heads 12 spray cooling unit 14 onto the inner surface 15 of the bottom 11 of the lid to maintain the lid at an acceptable temperature during melting or other processing of the molten material in the furnace 2. OX - the receiver is removed from the inner lid through the holes 16 in the vent pipe 17, which extends around the lower outer peripheral part of the cap. The outlet port 18 may be connected to the outer drain line and allows the coolant to be discharged from the pipeline 17. are gas through inlet 19, cooler horo sho is removed through the outlet 13.
Water cooled panel works as follows.
During operation of the furnace 2 is melted - on the steel it is covered with molten slag or other protective material, which tends to splash out or splash in different directions. As this molten spackle contacts the bottom 11 of lid 1, the particles tend to harden and stick to the underside of the lid. Hardened, this slag acts as a heat insulating layer, which mitts to reduce the temperature of that part of the lid that it covers. During the operation of the furnace, the slag can sometimes sting, for example, when the lid is removed or when the bottom side of the lid is exposed to a cycle. - changes from hot to relatively low temperature. This cycling of temperature changes can occur, but to a lesser extent, when the supply of electrical energy to the electrodes to turn off the furnace is interrupted. As a result, the outer side of the bottom 11 of the lid, which is usually made of steel plate or similar material, - cusping heatstroke and stress, which tends to cause metal stiffness and the ultimate disintegration of the steel plate. For more reliable capture and retention
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slag on the underside of cover 1 and reducing the risk of splitting during thermal cycling or during removal of the cover from the furnace, a plurality of tubular protrusions 20 cover the outer side of the bottom 11 of the cover. The protrusions 20 are welded to the entire inner surface of the cover at certain intervals and they act as caps or sleeves to hold the slag. The melted slag tends to form a heat insulating refractory coating 21 around and within the high points of 2U, as shown in FIG. T. it is necessary to note that the cover 21 is not necessary for temperature control of the stable base of the outer side of the bottom 11 of the lid, since the cooling system by splashing well copes with this task. However, due to the slag coating 21 that forms on the protrusions 20, the lid is less subject to undesirable thermal stress.
The furnace 2 is supported on trunnions or on axis 22, which allows the furnace to be tilted in any direction indicated by the arrow. Typically, the furnace may tilt in one direction to drain the slag through the slag tap 23. Right in front of the tap hole 23, there is a discharge tap 24 for the metal.
In Lig.1, the lid 1 of the furnace is shown raised from its usual position when it lies on the rim 25 of the furnace.
As shown in Figs. 3 and 4, the cooler from the supply line enters the cover 1 through an inlet 26, which communicates with the spray line 13. The sprinkling line passes 13 times inside the furnace cover, substantially completely around the opening 5, and distributes the cooling agent through separate feeders 27 projecting radially outward, on which the spray heads 2 are installed. The distribution of the cooler 14 down to the entire upper inner surface 15 of the bottom 11 allows chill it. The amount of the cooler sprayed on the surface 15 is determined from the condition of maintaining the set temperature on the inner wall, and it is usually regulated so that this temperature is low.
however, 100 ° C and the cooling agent droplets did not turn into steam under normal conditions.
To remove the cooling agent after it is sprayed onto the inner surface of the bottom 15, drainage or evacuation is created using a system containing a drain pipe 17 that runs along the periphery of the cover 1. The drain pipe 17 is made of rectangular tubes separated by walls 28 and 29 into two separate compartments , and holes 16 are made there along the inner wall of the duct into which the used cooling agent enters from the inclined surface 15. The cooling agent used should be released as quickly as possible. so that at least the cooling agent remains above the surface 15 to minimize interfering with the spraying of the cooling agent directly on the surface 5. All the holes of the pipeline or the outlet 16 of the cooling agent should preferably be covered with the screen 30 to prevent clogging from entering the pipeline and blocking the drain ohlaldayushego agent. Then, the cooling agent is removed through the vent outlet 18 () from the respective compartments of the pipeline 17 for descent from lines 31 and 32 and is forced out through exit ports 33 and 34 (Fig. 5),
In order to use the cooling agent to be quickly removed and descend from the cavity 9 of the lid 1, means are provided to establish and maintain the pressure difference between the lid cavity and the outlet for the cooling agent. In this case, the means for maintaining the pressure difference refers to a system in which a gaseous carrier is blown inward and injected in the gap above the sprayed cooling agent to force the cooling agent out of the cap outlet. As shown in FIG. 5, a pressurized gas source 35 is connected via a gas supply line 36 to a lid cavity 1 for supplying a gas such as air or nitrogen. The pressure of the gas in the cavity 9 of the cover must be maintained intermediate between the pressure of the cooling agent at the spray head.
dexterous 12 and the pressure of the used cooling agent at the outlets 33 and 34 of the cooling agent
so that, where P1 is equal to the pressure at the spray heads of the cooling agent, P2 is equal to the pressure of the gas in the lid cavity, and the RE is equal to the pressure at the outlets,
cooling agent. Under normal conditions, cooling water is supplied at a normal bleed pressure P1 of 2.45 kg / cm2 (excess) or higher. Preferably pressure
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In order to create a controlled gas pressure in the inner space of the furnace lid 1, it is usually necessary to seal the various panels and walls of the lid structure to prevent excessive gas leakage.
When using the invention, it is recommended that the vent lines 31 and 32 be sealed with a liquid cooling agent to eliminate the loss of injected gas into the cavity 9 of the cover through the outlet of the cooling agent. Considering that the lid 1 tilts along with the furnace 2 and during punching the tap hole, this invention also provides for the creation of a control system to prevent the loss of gas pressure in the lid cavity during tilting of the combined structure of the furnace and the lid. In this control system, a means for detecting the signal is used so that the furnace 2 is bent; to raise one of the pipeline or cooling agent outlet openings 16 to a level so that the used cooling agent can be prevented from flowing into the raised opening of the pipeline or cooling agent outlet 16, thereby creating an outlet for compressed gas and effective pressure loss in the cavity 9 caps, which may be sufficient to prevent the appropriate release of the used gas. There is an activator that can
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Close the valve in the raised exhaust line to prevent the loss of internal pressure when the furnace is tilted.
As shown in Fig. 5, the tilt sensor 39 is connected to the lid 1 of the furnace to determine the moment when the furnace lid is deviated from the normal horizontal position. Since the furnace lid is tilted in any direction, the liquid cooling agent tends to flow from the highest point of the discharge and slagging lines 31 and 32, respectively. The gas pressure inside the cover tends to force the remaining cooling agent into the drain lines 31 or 32 from the topmost channel, thereby reducing the overpressure inside the cover. In order to prevent pressure loss, the valve controller 40 is connected via system 41 to a tilt sensor 39. If the tilt sensor signals that the lateral side discharge line 31 has risen, which can occur during the reset operation of the donkey, the controller 40 sprinkles the signal in scheme 42 to close the lateral side drain valve 43, thereby preventing any loss of gas pressure through side lateral drain line 31. As soon as the furnace regains its horizontal position, the controller 40 sends a signal to open the drain valve 43, resuming drainage from this side of the furnace lid 1. During removal of the molten material from the furnace 2, the slag side drain line 32 rises and exposes, and then the controller sends a signal 44 to close the slag side drain valve 45. In accordance with this, the tilt sensor 39 and its associated controllers as well as valves The drain line serves to maintain a predetermined gas pressure inside the furnace lid 1 during all processing steps. It should be noted that the furnace lid 1 may be divided into two or more sections or compartments, each of which has its own sprinkling system and outlet openings for the cooling agent. In the same way, side or bottom stacks of tanks using a dow cooling system
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The invention may also be dissected.
Tubular protrusions 20 of slag retention are shown in more detail in FIGS. 2 and 4 without adhering slag. These protrusions can be made of hollow steel tubular segments, for example, with a diameter of 1 and 1/2 inches (38 mm) and a length of 1 and 1/4 inches (32 mm), which are welded at specified intervals along the entire lower side of the lid 1. Tubing the configuration of the protrusions 20 allows the slag to adhere to both the inner and the outer surfaces of the tubes so that when the slag accumulates and completely covers the protrusion, the hardened slag adheres more firmly than it would in the case of a continuous protrusion. Due to the increased adhesion, slag cracking in re ultate mechanical shock during movement of the lid and / or thermal shock when the lid is alternately heated and vaets ostuzhaets. Together with the spray cooling system, the furnace lid 1 can be maintained at less varying controlled temperatures.
The invention also provides a method for cooling a furnace for molten materials. The method includes the steps of: injecting a liquid coolant under pressure through an inlet into the cavity; spraying the cooler onto the inner wall to maintain the set temperature of the inner wall; while maintaining the pressure difference between the cavity and the fluid outlet, which allows the used coolant to be withdrawn from the cavity through the outlet.
The used cooler is preferably removed from the cavity between the inner and outer walls of the lid by means of a system that injects a Type of air or nitrogen with a pressure above atmospheric but between the pressure of the cooler and the outlet pressure of the cooler, in order to force out the cooler. When such covers are used in inclining furnaces, a plurality of cooler outlet openings are used along with means for determining the moment
when one outlet is elevated above another outlet. During tilting, the raised outlet opening closes to prevent the seal cavity from being depressurized.
The method according to the invention is highly efficient since it provides a much smaller amount of cooling water than in water-based systems.
The cooling liquid is preferably water or a liquid based on water, and it is sprayed in an amount in which the droplets absorb heat due to contact with the surface. The coolant droplets created by the spray system come in contact with a very large surface, which results in the greatest cooling efficiency. In addition, although the temperature of the coolant (water) usually does not reach 100 ° C, even if it reaches this temperature due to a temporary boiling point, it evaporates, due to which the internal heat of evaporation of the cooler is used to cool the working plates, which leads to the absorption of calories about ten times more than when cooled by flushing.

权利要求:
Claims (4)
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1. Water-cooled panel in the form of a closed box with waterproof0
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smelting furnaces containing means for supplying a coolant to the means for spraying it on the inner wall of the box, characterized in that, in order to increase the cooling efficiency and reduce the flow rate of the cooler, it is equipped with a means for removing the coolant and means for maintaining the pressure difference in duct cavity and outlet for cooler removal.
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2. A water cooled panel according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a duct inclination sensor and an associated valve controller for maintaining the predetermined pressure inside the duct as it changes its position.
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3. A water-cooled panel according to claim 1, characterized in that tubular protrusions are made on the outer part of the bottom wall of the duct.
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4. A cooling method in smelting furnaces of a box-like panel, which includes a low-pressure coolant inlet and splashing it onto the inner wall of the box to maintain the required wall temperature, characterized in that, in order to increase cooling efficiency and reduce the coolant flow, low pressure ducts supply gas, such as air or nitrogen, to create a pressure difference in the inner duct cavity
and an outlet for removing the coolant in liquid form.
5 The method according to claim 4, characterized in that the pressure difference is created by supplying gas under pressure below the coolant pressure and above the pressure at the outlet.
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