WO2023127678A1 - バーナ及び燃焼炉 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to a burner using gas fuel as an auxiliary fuel and a combustion furnace equipped with the burner.
- Patent Literature 1 discloses a burner capable of co-firing solid fuel and ammonia.
- the burner of Patent Document 1 includes a fuel supply nozzle that ejects a mixture of a solid fuel such as pulverized coal and a carrier gas for the solid fuel, and is disposed outside the fuel supply nozzle to direct combustion air from the mixture in a radial direction.
- An air nozzle that separates and blows out to the outside, and an ammonia supply nozzle that blows ammonia gas from the downstream side of the outlet of the fuel supply nozzle are provided.
- the ammonia supply nozzle supplies ammonia gas toward a reduction zone (primary combustion zone) immediately downstream of the outlet of the fuel supply nozzle where oxygen is consumed by fuel combustion and has a low oxygen concentration.
- the strongest high-temperature reduction region is formed forward between the outlet of the fuel supply nozzle and the outlet of the air nozzle, where the secondary A circulation vortex is formed by the flow of air and tertiary air. Since combustible components and heat are accumulated in the circulation vortex, the conditions for easy combustion are maintained, and it becomes a starting point of ignition, and a high-temperature reduction region is formed in the circulation vortex and downstream of the circulation vortex. Therefore, it is believed that jetting gaseous fuel such as ammonia toward the circulation vortex is more advantageous than jetting ammonia toward the primary combustion region as in Patent Document 1 in order to increase combustion efficiency.
- An object of the present invention is to propose a structure capable of enhancing combustion efficiency.
- a burner includes: A multiple tube including an inner tube coaxially arranged around the burner axis and a plurality of outer tubes arranged outside the inner tube,
- the multiple tube is a fuel ejection port disposed at a downstream end of the inner pipe for ejecting a mixture of main fuel and primary combustion air supplied to the inner pipe; a secondary air outlet disposed on the outer periphery of the fuel outlet for blowing out the secondary combustion air supplied between the plurality of outer tubes; gas fuel as an auxiliary fuel which is disposed between the fuel injection port and the secondary air outlet and which is supplied between the inner tube and the plurality of outer tubes; and an annular gas fuel outlet that blows out toward the boundary of the flow.
- the combustion furnace includes a hot reduction zone with a reducing atmosphere, provided with at least one of said burners; and a low-temperature oxidation zone having a lower temperature and an oxidizing atmosphere than the high-temperature reduction zone, into which the combustion gas generated in the high-temperature reduction zone flows.
- the combustion efficiency of the gas fuel is increased while suppressing disturbance of the circulation vortex and deterioration of the combustion reaction in the circulation vortex. I can suggest the structure to get.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a boiler equipped with a burner according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.
- 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a burner according to the present disclosure;
- FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged view of the burner shown in FIG. 2.
- FIG. FIG. 4 is a view of the burner shown in FIG. 2 as viewed in the axial direction of the burner.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a boiler 10 including a burner 5 according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the boiler 10 shown in FIG. 1 includes a combustion furnace 2 that burns fuel, and a boiler body 40 and a superheater 42 that generate steam using the heat of combustion.
- the boiler 10 is a pulverized coal-fired thermal boiler, and uses powdered or granular fossil fuel (solid fuel) as main fuel.
- solid fuel powdered or granular fossil fuel
- the boiler to which the burner 5 according to the present disclosure is applied is not limited to a pulverized coal-fired boiler, and may be a mixed combustion boiler using pulverized coal and biomass as the main fuel, a petroleum residue-fired boiler using petroleum residue as the main fuel, or the like. may
- a vertical combustion chamber 20 is formed inside the combustion furnace 2 .
- the combustion furnace 2 according to the present embodiment is an inverted vertical furnace.
- a throttle section 23 is provided between the reduction zone 21 and the low-temperature oxidation zone 22 .
- the combustion furnace 2 may be a vertical furnace in which the high temperature reduction zone 21 is formed in the lower part of the combustion chamber 20 and the low temperature oxidation zone 22 is formed in the upper part of the combustion chamber 20 .
- the combustion furnace 2 to which the burner 5 according to the present disclosure is applied may be a combustion furnace other than the vertical furnace.
- a portion of the inner wall of the combustion furnace 2 that forms the high-temperature reduction zone 21 is covered with a refractory material 25 .
- a plurality of burners 5 for blowing out fuel and first-stage combustion air to a high-temperature reduction zone 21 are provided on the furnace wall at the bottom of the combustion furnace 2 .
- a mixture of fuel and air is blown out from each burner 5 into the combustion chamber 20 to generate a flame.
- a plurality of burners 5 are provided on each of a pair of opposing furnace walls.
- Each furnace wall is provided with at least one burner stage in the vertical direction, and each burner stage is formed by a plurality of burners 5 arranged horizontally.
- the plurality of burners 5 facing each other in this way are arranged in a staggered manner so that the burner axes of the burners 5 do not cross each other.
- the outlet of the high-temperature reduction zone 21 is connected to the inlet of the low-temperature oxidation zone 22 through the throttle section 23 .
- the smallest horizontal cross-sectional area of the constricted portion 23 is about 20 to 50% of the horizontal cross-sectional area of the high temperature reduction zone 21 .
- a plurality of air nozzles 26 are provided on the upper furnace wall of the combustion furnace 2 . Air for second stage combustion is blown from each air nozzle 26 into the low temperature oxidation zone 22 .
- a plurality of stages of air nozzles are provided in the vertical direction, and each air nozzle stage is formed by a plurality of air nozzles 26 aligned in the horizontal direction.
- a cooling section 24 is formed between the constricted section 23 and the plurality of air nozzles 26 .
- the furnace wall of the cooling part 24 is a water-cooled wall in which the water pipes of the boiler body 40 are stretched.
- the outlet 11 of the low temperature oxidation zone 22 is connected with the inlet of the flue 28 .
- a heat transfer tube 43 of a boiler body 40 is provided in the flue 28 .
- An exhaust gas treatment system 30 is connected to the outlet of the flue 28 .
- the air ratio between the fuel supplied to the high-temperature reduction zone 21 and the air for the first-stage combustion is maintained at less than 1 (for example, about 0.7).
- the high temperature reduction zone 21 covered with the refractory material 25 is less susceptible to temperature drop in the furnace than the rest of the furnace.
- the high-temperature reduction zone 21 has a high-temperature reduction atmosphere of about 1500° C. on average (an air-deficient atmosphere in which the amount of air is lower than the theoretical amount of air), and the gasification of the fuel is promoted in the high-temperature reduction zone 21. .
- the fuel is gasified to generate combustion gas.
- the resulting combustion gas flows through the throttle 23 into the low temperature oxidation zone 22 .
- the second stage combustion air supplied from the air nozzle 26 to the low temperature oxidation zone 22 maintains the air ratio of the low temperature oxidation zone 22 at 1 or more (for example, about 1.1).
- the low-temperature oxidation zone 22 has an oxidizing atmosphere, and the combustion of the combustion gas is promoted in the low-temperature oxidation zone 22 .
- the burner 5 provided in the boiler 10 configured as described above is a co-combustion burner that uses a solid fuel as a main fuel and a hydrogen-containing gaseous fuel as an auxiliary fuel.
- Solid fuels are fossil fuels in powder or granular form, for example pulverized coal.
- ammonia gas containing hydrogen and nitrogen is used as the gas fuel.
- hydrogen gas or by-product gas generated in a plant may be used as the gas fuel.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the burner 5 according to the present disclosure
- FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of the vicinity of the fuel ejection port 71a of the burner 5 in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a view of the burner 5 shown in FIG. 2 as seen from the axial direction X of the burner.
- the burner 5 comprises a multi-tube 7 made up of a plurality of tubes arranged coaxially about a given burner axis 70 .
- the extending direction of the burner axis 70 is called "burner axis direction X".
- the multiplex tube 7 includes an inner tube 71 extending in the burner axial direction X and a plurality of outer tubes (that is, a first outer tube 91, a second outer tube 72, and a third outer tube 73) arranged outside the inner tube 71. )including.
- the inner tube 71 is supplied with powdery solid fuel and carrier air that carries the solid fuel.
- the carrier air becomes primary air (primary combustion air).
- a circumferentially continuous first flame stabilization plate 77 is provided at the downstream end of the inner pipe 71 .
- the first flame stabilization plate 77 expands in diameter like a trumpet as it progresses toward the downstream end of the inner tube 71 .
- a fuel ejection port 71 a is formed at the downstream end of the inner pipe 71 by the first flame stabilization plate 77 .
- a mixture 51 of solid fuel and carrier air is ejected from the fuel ejection port 71a.
- a swirl adjustment plate 711 is provided inside the downstream end of the inner pipe 71 and upstream of the first flame stabilization plate 77 .
- a dispersing vane 713 is provided in the inner tube 71 and upstream of the swirl adjusting plate 711 .
- a heavy oil burner 79 through which the burner axis 70 passes is inserted in the axial center of the inner tube 71 .
- the downstream end of the heavy oil burner 79 is located near the downstream end of the inner pipe 71 . Therefore, the cross section of the flow path at the downstream end of the inner tube 71 has an annular shape (which can also be rephrased as a donut shape) centering on the burner axis 70 .
- a first outer tube 91 is provided on the outer periphery of the inner tube 71 . Between the inner tube 71 and the first outer tube 91, a first flow path 91f having an annular flow path cross section is formed. Gas fuel 90 is supplied to the first flow path 91f from a gas fuel source. Also, the gas supplied to the first flow path 91f may be selectively switched between gas fuel 90 and combustion air.
- the gas fuel outlet 91a which is the downstream end of the first flow path 91f, is an annular opening positioned on the outer peripheral side of the fuel ejection port 71a of the inner pipe 71, in other words, an opening continuous in the circumferential direction.
- the gas fuel 90 is ejected from the gas fuel outlet 91a.
- a gas fuel guide 91b is provided that expands in diameter like a trumpet as it goes downstream.
- the downstream end of the gas fuel guide 91 b may be located upstream or downstream of the downstream end of the first flame stabilization plate 77 .
- the downstream end of the gas fuel guide 91b faces the inner peripheral side of the burner axial direction X, so that the gas fuel 90 blown from the gas fuel outlet 91a approaches the air-fuel mixture 51 blown from the inner pipe 71, in other words. is guided radially inward.
- a second outer tube 72 is provided around the outer circumference of the first outer tube 91 . Between the second outer tube 72 and the first outer tube 91, a second flow path 72f having an annular cross section is formed. Secondary air 52 (secondary combustion air) is supplied to the second flow path 72f.
- the secondary air outlet 72a which is the downstream end of the second flow path 72f, is located on the outer peripheral side of the gas fuel outlet 91a, and blows off the secondary air 52 on the outer peripheral side of the gas fuel 90 blown from the gas fuel outlet 91a.
- a third outer tube 73 is provided on the outer circumference of the second outer tube 72 . Between the third outer tube 73 and the second outer tube 72, a third flow path 73f having an annular cross section is formed. Thus, in the burner 5 , triple passages are formed on the outer circumference of the inner tube 71 by the multiple tubes 7 .
- Tertiary air 53 (tertiary combustion air) is supplied from the wind box to the third flow path 73f.
- the tertiary air outlet 73a which is the downstream end of the third flow path 73f, is positioned on the outer peripheral side of the secondary air outlet 72a, and blows off the tertiary air 53 on the outer peripheral side of the secondary air 52 ejected from the secondary air outlet 72a.
- a second flame stabilization plate 72b is provided at the downstream end of the second outer tube 72, the diameter of which expands like a trumpet toward the downstream side.
- the downstream end of the gas fuel guide 91b may be upstream or downstream of the downstream end of the second flame stabilization plate 72b.
- an outer guide 73b is provided at the opening edge of the downstream end of the third outer tube 73, the outer guide 73b increasing in diameter like a trumpet toward the downstream side.
- the secondary air 52 ejected from the secondary air outlet 72a is guided radially outward away from the air-fuel mixture 51 ejected from the inner pipe 71 by the first flame stabilization plate 77 and the second flame stabilization plate 72b.
- the tertiary air 53 ejected from the third outer tube 73 is guided radially outward away from the secondary air 52 ejected from the second outer tube 72 by the second flame stabilization plate 72b and the outer guide 73b.
- the mixed gas 51 of solid fuel and primary air supplied to the inner tube 71 is ejected as a swirl flow from the fuel ejection port 71a by the action of the dispersion vanes 713 and the swirl adjustment plate 711 .
- secondary air 52 is blown out from the secondary air outlet 72a
- tertiary air 53 is blown out from the tertiary air outlet 73a, on the outer peripheral side of the fuel ejection port 71a.
- the secondary air 52 is blown out so as to expand radially outward around the burner axis 70 by the action of the gas fuel guide 91b and the second flame stabilization plate 72b.
- the tertiary air 53 is blown out so as to expand radially outward due to the action of the second flame stabilization plate 72b and the outer guide 73b.
- a circulating vortex 55 is generated due to a decrease in pressure. High temperature combustion gas stays in the circulation vortex 55 .
- an outer circulation vortex 55a and an inner circulation vortex 55b radially inner than the outer circulation vortex 55a are formed.
- Each of the outer circulating vortex 55a and the inner circulating vortex 55b is composed of a forward flow toward the downstream side and a reverse flow returning toward the upstream side.
- the swirl of the tertiary air 53 forms the circulation area 50 radially inside the circulation vortex 55 .
- a circulation flow is generated in which the jet flow of the air-fuel mixture 51 ejected from the fuel ejection port 71a is returned toward the fuel ejection port 71a, and the hot combustion gas and the unburned circulation gas are constantly exchanged.
- the volatile components of the solid fuel in the air-fuel mixture 51 are quickly combusted, and the circulation vortex 55 generates an outer peripheral ignition flame.
- Combustion occurs by mixing the combustion air and the air-fuel mixture 51 step by step in the order of the secondary air 52 and the tertiary air 53 .
- the burner 5 it is possible to switch between single combustion of solid fuel and mixed combustion of solid fuel and gas fuel.
- the combustion air is supplied to the first flow path 91f, or the supply of the gas fuel to the first flow path 91f is stopped.
- the gas fuel 90 is supplied to the first flow path 91f, and the gas fuel 90 blows out from the gas fuel outlet 91a. In the burner 5 , such switching between mono-firing and mixed-firing can be performed without stopping the operation of the boiler 10 .
- the flow of the gas fuel 90 blown out from the gas fuel outlet 91a merges with the outermost flow of the circulation vortex 55, that is, the forward flow toward the downstream side due to the action of the gas fuel guide 91b. As a result, the gas fuel 90 is taken into the circulation vortex 55, which is the starting point of ignition, so that the gas fuel 90 can be efficiently burned.
- the burner 5 is A multiplex tube 7 including an inner tube 71 arranged coaxially around a burner axis 70 and a plurality of outer tubes 91 , 72 , 73 arranged outside the inner tube 71 is provided.
- the multi-pipe 7 a fuel ejection port 71a disposed at the downstream end of the inner pipe 71 and ejecting the mixture 51 of the main fuel and the primary combustion air supplied to the inner pipe 71; a secondary air outlet 72a arranged on the outer periphery of the fuel ejection port 71a for blowing out the secondary combustion air 52 supplied between the plurality of outer tubes 91 and 72;
- a gas fuel 90 as an auxiliary fuel is arranged between the fuel injection port 71a and the secondary air outlet 72a and is supplied between the inner pipe 71 and the plurality of outer pipes 91, 72, 73, and the air-fuel mixture 51. It is characterized by having an annular gas fuel outlet 91 a that blows out toward the boundary portion of the flow of the subsequent combustion air 52 .
- the gas fuel 90 emitted from the gas fuel outlet 91a disposed between the fuel ejection port 71a and the secondary air outlet 72a is combined with the flow of the mixture 51 and the flow of the secondary air 52. flows toward the circulation vortex 55 generated at the boundary of the , and merges with the flow of the circulation vortex 55.
- the gas fuel outlet 91a is an annular opening surrounding the fuel ejection port 71a, compared with the case where the gas fuel outlet is one or a plurality of small diameter nozzles, when supplying the same amount of gas fuel 90, the gas The blowing speed of the fuel 90 can be suppressed. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the circulation vortex 55 from being disturbed by the confluence of the gas fuel 90 and the slowdown of the combustion reaction in the circulation vortex 55 due to the temperature drop of the circulation vortex 55 .
- the burner 5 may be provided with a gas fuel guide 91b that guides the gas fuel 90 blown out from the gas fuel outlet 91a toward the circulation vortex 55 generated at the boundary between the flow of the air-fuel mixture 51 and the secondary air 52.
- a gas fuel guide 91b guides the gas fuel 90 so as to contact the downstream flow of the circulation vortex 55 .
- the gas fuel guide 91 b guides the flow of the gas fuel 90 so as to come into contact with the forward flow toward the downstream side of the circulation vortex 55 , so that the gas fuel 90 moves toward the circulation vortex 55 are taken into the circulation vortex 55 without disturbing the flow of the
- the gas fuel outlet 91 a may be switchable so as to blow out combustion air instead of the gas fuel 90 .
- the burner 5 can be switched between combustion of only the main fuel and combustion of the main fuel and the auxiliary fuel.
- the main fuel may be gas fuel or liquid fuel.
- the main fuel and the auxiliary fuel may be the same type of fuel.
- the gas fuel 90 may be ammonia gas.
- the combustion furnace 2 includes a high temperature reduction zone 21 with a reducing atmosphere provided with at least one burner 5 as described above, and a high temperature reduction zone 21 into which the combustion gas generated in the high temperature reduction zone 21 flows.
- a low temperature oxidation zone 22 having a lower temperature and an oxidizing atmosphere.
- the solid fuel and the nitrogen-rich gas fuel are co-combusted in the high-temperature reduction zone 21, so that NOx generated from the nitrogen contained in the solid fuel and the gas fuel is produced in the furnace. Denitrification is performed, and NOx emissions can be suppressed. Furthermore, the combustion efficiency can be improved because the water gasification reaction in which the water produced from the hydrogen contained in the solid fuel and/or the gas fuel is converted into active gas occurs. Here, if the gas fuel is ammonia gas, a large amount of water undergoing the water-gasification reaction is generated, so the combustion efficiency can be further improved.
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バーナ軸線を中心として同軸に配置された内管と当該内管の外側に配置された複数の外管とを含む多重管を備え、
前記多重管が、
前記内管の下流端に配置されて、前記内管へ供給された主燃料及び一次燃焼用空気の混合気を噴出する燃料噴出口と、
前記燃料噴出口の外周に配置されて、前記複数の外管同士の間へ供給された二次燃焼用空気を吹き出す二次空気出口と、
前記燃料噴出口と前記二次空気出口の間に配置されて、前記内管と前記複数の外管との間へ供給された補助燃料としてのガス燃料を前記混合気と前記二次燃焼用空気の流れの境界部分へ向けて吹き出す環状のガス燃料出口とを有することを特徴としている。
少なくとも1つの上記バーナが設けられた、還元雰囲気の高温還元ゾーンと、
前記高温還元ゾーンで生じた燃焼ガスが流入する、前記高温還元ゾーンよりも低温且つ酸化雰囲気の低温酸化ゾーンと、を備えることを特徴としている。
図1は、本開示の一実施形態に係るバーナ5を備えるボイラ10の概略構成を示す図である。図1に示すボイラ10は、燃料を燃焼する燃焼炉2と、その燃焼熱を利用して蒸気を生成するボイラ本体40及び過熱器42とを備える。ボイラ10は、微粉炭焚きの火力ボイラであって、粉体又は粒体状の化石燃料(固体燃料)を主燃料とする。但し、本開示に係るバーナ5が適用されるボイラは、微粉炭焚きボイラに限定されず、微粉炭及びバイオマスを主燃料とする混焼ボイラ、石油残渣を主燃料とする石油残渣焚きボイラなどであってもよい。
上記構成のボイラ10に備わるバーナ5は、固体燃料を主燃料とし、水素分を含むガス燃料を補助燃料として利用する混焼バーナである。固体燃料は、例えば微粉炭などの、粉体又は粒体状の化石燃料である。本実施形態ではガス燃料として、水素分と窒素分とを含むアンモニアガスが採用されている。但し、ガス燃料として、水素ガスや、プラントで発生する副生ガスが採用されてもよい。
以上に説明したように、本開示の一態様に係るバーナ5は、
バーナ軸線70を中心として同軸に配置された内管71と当該内管71の外側に配置された複数の外管91,72,73とを含む多重管7を備える。
そして、多重管7が、
内管71の下流端に配置されて、内管71へ供給された主燃料及び一次燃焼用空気の混合気51を噴出する燃料噴出口71aと、
燃料噴出口71aの外周に配置されて、複数の外管91,72同士の間へ供給された二次燃焼用空気52を吹き出す二次空気出口72aと、
燃料噴出口71aと二次空気出口72aの間に配置されて、内管71と複数の外管91,72,73との間へ供給された補助燃料としてのガス燃料90を混合気51と二次燃焼用空気52の流れの境界部分へ向けて吹き出す環状のガス燃料出口91aとを有することを特徴としている。
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- バーナ軸線を中心として同軸に配置された内管と当該内管の外側に配置された複数の外管とを含む多重管を備え、
前記多重管が、
前記内管の下流端に配置されて、前記内管へ供給された主燃料及び一次燃焼用空気の混合気を噴出する燃料噴出口と、
前記燃料噴出口の外周に配置されて、前記複数の外管同士の間へ供給された二次燃焼用空気を吹き出す二次空気出口と、
前記燃料噴出口と前記二次空気出口の間に配置されて、前記内管と前記複数の外管との間へ供給された補助燃料としてのガス燃料を前記混合気と前記二次燃焼用空気の流れの境界部分へ向けて吹き出す環状のガス燃料出口とを有する、
バーナ。 - 前記ガス燃料出口から吹き出す前記ガス燃料を、前記混合気と前記二次燃焼用空気の流れの境界部分に生じる循環渦へ向けて案内するガス燃料ガイドを備える、
請求項1に記載のバーナ。 - 前記ガス燃料ガイドは、前記ガス燃料を前記循環渦のうち下流側へ向かう順流の流れと当接するように案内する、
請求項2に記載のバーナ。 - 前記ガス燃料出口は、前記ガス燃料に代えて燃焼用空気を吹き出すように切替可能である、
請求項1~3のいずれか一項に記載のバーナ。 - 前記ガス燃料がアンモニアガスである、
請求項1~4のいずれか一項に記載のバーナ。 - 少なくとも1つの請求項1~5のいずれか一項に記載のバーナが設けられた、還元雰囲気の高温還元ゾーンと、
前記高温還元ゾーンで生じた燃焼ガスが流入する、前記高温還元ゾーンよりも低温且つ酸化雰囲気の低温酸化ゾーンと、を備える、
燃焼炉。
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