Steag Aktiengesellschaft

Evonik Energy Services Gmbh

Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Ralf Gilgen

Wolfgang Benesch

Erich Hums

Hermann Brüggendick

Horst Spielmann

Hermann Bruggendick

Herman Brüggendick

An arrangement for separating coarse ash out of a flue gas stream, comprising a catalytic converter disposed in a widened flue gas channel portion and serving for reducing the NOlevel in the flue gas stream. Also disposed in the widened channel portion is a separator sieve that extends essentially over the entire cross-section thereof. The separator sieve is provided with a plurality of openings for the passage of flue gas therethrough. Each opening has a cross-section that is smaller than a cross-section of coarse ash particles that are to be separated out.

Arrangement for separating coarse ash out of a flue gas stream

A method and apparatus for processing or cleaning ceramic components that are contaminated with dust deposits are provided. Relative vibrations are generated between the ceramic components and the ambient atmosphere for dislodging dust deposits from the ceramic components. Dislodged dust deposits are collected and conveyed away for disposal or further use. To accomplish this, a screen base is disposed within a closable chamber. A first conveyor is disposed within the chamber below the screen base and leads to a transfer station. A mechanism for generating relative vibrations is disposed between the screen base and the atmosphere of the chamber. An enclosed second conveyor leads from the transfer station to a replacable receiving vessel. An infra sound producer is disposed within the chamber.

Method and apparatus for processing ceramic components

A method of operating a combustion unit of a coal-fired power plant operating according to a slag tap furnace firing method, which includes supplying a titanium-containing material in addition to coal to a melting chamber for accelerating coal burn-up, burning the titanium-containing material together with the coal in the melting chamber at a temperature above 1500.degree. C., and generating fly ash and molten ash as a result of combustion in the melting chamber. Additionally, a combustion unit for a coal-fired power plant, including a melting chamber that has a combustion zone for receiving coal. The combustion zone produces fly ash. The combustion unit also includes a separate feed line for supplying a titanium-containing material to the combustion zone for accelerating burn-up of the coal and a second separate feed line first to supply a titanium-containing material to the fly ash and then supply the titanium-containing material and fly ash combination to the combustion zone for accelerating burn-up of the coal and fly ash.

Method of operating a combustion unit of a coal-fired power plant with a

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Velbert, Germany

Ralf Gilgen