Steag Aktiengesellschaft

Balcke-durr Aktiengesellschaft

Ruhrkohle Ag

Staeg Ag

Fritz Adrian

Hans-Joachim Pogrzeba

Werner Sauerland

Heinrich Sattler

Boris Dankow

Klaus Heyn

Franz Thelen

Udo Strauss

Theodor Grund

Artur Wehrum

Klaus Hannes

Kayw Than

Dieter Deuster

Friedr Bassier

Energy is produced from solid fossil fuel high in inerts by burning a fuel under atmospheric pressure with production of smoke gas so that heat is released during the burning and stored in the smoke gas. Thereupon the burning of the fuel, water steam is generated from the heat released and stored in the smoke gas, which steam is used for operation of a steam turbine. The smoke gases are cleaned from noxious materials, compressed and desulfurized. The obtained cleaned gas is provided to cool the smoke gas discharged after burning and to operate a gas turbine. The expanded gas is then used to preheat air which is used for burning the fuel.

Method for producing energy from solid, fossil and ballast rich fuels

Known vortex bed furnaces have a relatively high structural volume in relation to the firing performance. In addition, special devices are necessary for supplying the vortex bed with fuel and with sulphur-absorbing additives. Without subdividing the bed, a partial load can only be achieved with a vortex bed furnace which differs from the full load by only a small percentage. In order to solve these problems, it is proposed according to the invention that the fuel for the vortex bed should be blown with air via at least one dust burner, unsifted, into the combustion chamber, whereby the fine portion of the fuel conducted in is burnt in the dust flame and the coarse portion drops from the dust flame into the vortex bed. The dust burner serves on the one hand to load the vortex bed and on the other hand to increase the relative firing performance, and can be used to improve the suitability for partial load.

Method and apparatus for operating a vortex bed furnace

In a method for the ignition of a fuel dust power burner, in which the ignition energy is provided by a fuel dust pilot burner, for example for the ignition of a coal dust burner with a coal dust igniting flame, the ignition performance of the igniting flame is not adequate in some cases. In order to increase the ignition performance, so as also to be able to ignite the flames of high-powered power burners, it is proposed that, after ignition of the igniting flame to which coal dust and air are supplied by respective tube, a mixture of additional igniting coal dust supplied by way of a further tube and air is conducted to this flame by way of the power fuel dust tube, and then the power fuel dust is supplied along the power fuel dust tube.

Method for at least the two-stage ignition of a fuel dust power burner

The flue gases from a wet-operating flue gas desulfurization plant contain liquid droplets loaded with solid material. These can lead to incrustations which are hard to remove and to corrosion. Previously, in order to dry the droplets, the flow of flue gases was heated by unpurified crude gas, steam or hot water or indirectly by hot air. In order to use less energy in drying the droplets, it is now proposed that the drying energy for evaporating the liquid from the droplets is supplied to the gas flow in a channel by radiant energy from a radiator. The gas flow is only heated to such a degree that the water vapour and carbon dioxide contained in the gas flow selectively absorb radiation of certain wavelengths, while the liquid droplets directly absorb the necessary heat for evaporation. It is also possible for the radiant energy to be absorbed by an assembly which can be heated by radiation and which then releases energy into the gas flow. The assembly can be a contact body vortex bed, for example, or a contact body bed with a device for moving the contact bodies.

Method of, and device for, drying flowing gases

An improved method for pneumatic stowing of calcium alpha-sulphate hemihydrate, calcium beta-sulphate hemihydrate or mixtures thereof using natural anhydrite, limestone or mixtures thereof is disclosed. In addition, construction reinforcement compositions comprising said hemihydrates and natural anhydrite, limestone or mixtures thereof are taught.

Pneumatic stowing of construction material comprising calcium alpha- and

In an apparatus and process for energy recovery from solid fossil, inerts containing fuels the fuel is burned in a pressurized fluidized bed reactor for operating a gas turbine and a steam turbine. The flue gases of the fluidized bed are cleaned of injurious materials before introduction into the gas turbine. The gases are sharply cooled before material removal and warmed to gas turbine temperatures after removal.

Process and apparatus for energy recovery from solid fossil inerts

A method of and an apparatus for the treatment of mineral coal containing pyrite wherein the mined mineral product is milled, classified into a fine component and a coarse component, the coarse component is recycled and the coarse component in whole and in part is subjected to density suspension so that a light product consisting predominantly of coal is separated from a heavy product comprising the pyrite and mineral detritus. This latter product forms a combustible mixture which is subjected to fluidized bed combustion in the presence of lime to produce an exhaust gas which is used to fluidize the vibrating trough serving as the density separator and as the drying gas and entrainment gas for the mill. The solid residue consists of gypsum (calcium sulfate) and ash and can be used, e.g. in the mixture of cement or plastic, but in any event does not pose an environmental hazard.

Method of and apparatus for the treatment of pyrite-containing mineral

A dry method of removing pyrite from mineral coal in which the coal is mill-dried in a milling gas stream and the milled product is subjected to classification to recover a predominantly coal combustible fine fraction and a gravel or coarse fraction containing mining detritus, pyrite and coal. The gravel or coarse fraction, according to the invention, is subjected to density separation in whole or in part before being recycled to the milling stage and the density separation separates a light coal fraction from a heavy fraction containing the pyrite and detritus. This coal fraction can be returned to the miling stage while the heavy fraction can be subjected to further separation to recover the pyrite for other use or treatment.

Method of and apparatus for the dry separation of pyrite from coal

A method for operating a coal dust furnace comprises blowing into the furnace a mixture of combustion air and combustion coal dust having a specified range of grain sizes, the range of grain sizes having an upper limiting grain size, and, for reducing the temperature of the flame, also blowing into the furnace additional temperature reducing coal dust, the range of grain sizes of the additional coal dust lying essentially above the specified upper limiting grain size, this temperature reducing coal dust subsequently being burnt in additional areas of the furnace. The two types of coal dust are blown into the furnace in concentric streams each surrounded by an annular stream of its associated combustion air. If the combustion coal dust is the central stream, then its combustion air is fed in a swirling stream.

Method for operating a coal dust furnace and a furnace for carrying out

A safety device for sailing yachts with substantially flat and/or construction-free deck and with articulation points for the shrouds, which articulation points are located spaced from the ship's side. At both sides of the mast, respectively, one safety railing each is arranged. The safety railing extends arched substantially in the longitudinal direction of the ship as well as spaced from the ship's side and is secured on the shrouds.

Safety device for sail yachts

In a rotary regenerative air heater, an improved annular heat exchanger stack composed of several layers of heater lamellae packages and grate-like guide screen layers arranged on both ends of each lamellae package. The guide screen layers guide the flows of flue gas and air between stack layers and also serve to hold together the lamellae of each lamellae package with the aid of connecting tie rods.

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Ratingen, Germany

Fritz Adrian