Fluidized bed firing unit

Liquid heaters and vaporizers – Miscellaneous

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110245, 34 57A, F23D 1902

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043230377

ABSTRACT:
A fluidized bed firing unit, in which a fluidized bed of comparatively inert material is maintained in a container having cooled or insulated walls and a flow-bottom by means of air entering through flow nozzles in the bottom, the fuel being fed to the fluidized bed after the latter has been heated to the ignition temperature of the fuel. The air supplied through the air nozzles in the flow bottom for the purpose of producing the fluidized bed, is forced into at least one component of motion causing the fluidized bed to circulate in a horizontal plane while the fuel is fed in the lower part of the fluidized bed, preferably in the area of approximately 20% of the bed height. The motion component moving the fluidized bed in the circulating motion is preferably produced by off center feeding-in of additional air. It is expedient if at least the air nozzles in the area of the container walls are inclined with respect to vertical in the same direction. If desired, all air nozzles can be inclined with respect to the vertical in the same movement direction and/or the inclined nozzles be arranged in the form of a single or multiple spiral in the flow bottom.
The inclined nozzles are preferably chamfered at the output end. With a fluidized bed firing unit of this type with vertical heat exchanger coils arranged in the area of the fluidized bed, the respective regions of the fluidized bed lying between the coils are moved in a circulating motion. The inclined nozzles can also be arranged in the form of a single or multiple spiral in the flow-bottom, while the central region of the spiral can be occupied with only upwardly directed air nozzles.

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