Saarbergwerke Aktiengesellschaft

Sigurd Jorzyk

Heinz Holter

Heinrich Igelbuscher

Heinrich Gresch

Heribert Dewert

Gerhard Scholl

Heinz Spliethoff

Helmut Wurfel

Willy Meyer

A cooling tower has a flue gas outlet extending upwardly above the heat exchanger baffles in which the water from a steam power plant is cooled in counterflow to a rising cooling air stream. The mouth of the duct is formed with a droplet trap supplied with rinse water and cooperates with a collector for the rinse water which is led out of the tower independently of the cooled water of the heat exchanger zone.

Cooling tower for steam-powered plants

The present invention relates to a cooling tower for the cooling water that drains from the condensor of a steam generator or from the condensors of a plurality of steam generators; the tower is fitted with large-area inserts and these form a heat-exchange area into which the cooling water is passed; a rising flow of air passes through this zone in counterflow to the cooling water, the cooling tower being provided with a smoke-gas feed to introduce cleaned, preferably wet-cleaned, smoke gas into the flow of cooling air, which is connected to a plurality of gas outlet pipes, the outlet cross-sections of which open out into the cooling tower above the heat-exchange zone. In order to improve the introduction of the cleaned smoke gases into the flow of cooling air within a cooing tower, the present invention proposes that rotors be provided in the gas outlet pipes in the area of their outlet cross-sections. To this end, it is also possible to make each gas outlet pipe rotatable about its longitudinal axis, the angle of inclination of the gas outlet pipes being variable.

Cooling tower for the cooling water that drains/ from the condensor of a

Smoke gas exhaust by way of a cooling tower

A part of a solid fuel is combusted in a fluidized bed combustor; a remainder of the fuel is combusted in a dust combustor. Waste gases from the fluidized bed are fed to the dust combustor. A heat exchanger in the fluidized bed heats compressed air in which fuel is combusted to drive a hot gas turbine. A heat exchange in the dust combustor heats water to superheated steam to drive a steam turbine.

Process and plant for generating electrical energy

Solids are removed from solids-containing undistillable or difficultly distillable liquid hydrocarbon fractions by cooling, solidifying and pulverizing the solids-containing fractions, by contacting the pulverized material with solvent and by separating the solids, then the solvent, resulting in relatively solids-free hydrocarbon fractions.

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Saarbrucken, Germany

Sigurd Jorzyk