EP1399597A1 - Device for loading a shaft furnace - Google Patents
Device for loading a shaft furnaceInfo
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- EP1399597A1 EP1399597A1 EP02753069A EP02753069A EP1399597A1 EP 1399597 A1 EP1399597 A1 EP 1399597A1 EP 02753069 A EP02753069 A EP 02753069A EP 02753069 A EP02753069 A EP 02753069A EP 1399597 A1 EP1399597 A1 EP 1399597A1
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- Prior art keywords
- annular
- ring
- rotary
- suspension rotor
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C21—METALLURGY OF IRON
- C21B—MANUFACTURE OF IRON OR STEEL
- C21B7/00—Blast furnaces
- C21B7/18—Bell-and-hopper arrangements
- C21B7/20—Bell-and-hopper arrangements with appliances for distributing the burden
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- the present invention relates to a loading device for a shaft furnace. It relates more particularly to the cooling of a loading device for a shaft furnace, such as a blast furnace, which comprises a casing to be mounted on the head of the shaft furnace, a suspension rotor suspended rotatably suspended in this casing , a loading chute suspended in the suspension rotor and at least one cooling circuit carried by the suspension rotor.
- a loading device for a shaft furnace such as a blast furnace
- the suspension rotor of this device is provided with a lower protective screen which surrounds the feed channel of the chute and protects the drive devices housed in the casing, in particular against heat radiation inside the oven. tank.
- the lower screen includes a cooling circuit which is supplied with a coolant through an annular rotary connection arranged around the feed channel of the chute.
- This rotary connector includes a rotary ferrule and a fixed ring. The rotating ferrule extends the suspension rotor, of which it forms an integral part, outside the casing.
- the fixed ring is fixed on the casing and the rotary ferrule is adjusted with play in the fixed ring.
- Two cylindrical roller bearings are used to center the rotating ferrule in the fixed ring.
- the fixed ring In the fixed ring are arranged two superimposed annular grooves, so as to face the external cylindrical surface of the rotary ferrule.
- Cooling circuit connection channels define mouths in the outer cylindrical surface of the rotating shell opposite the two grooves.
- Toppings sealing which are mounted along the two edges of each groove, are supported on the external cylindrical surface of the rotary ferrule in order to ensure sealing between the rotary ferrule and the fixed ring.
- this type of rotary coupling is hardly suitable for a device for loading a shaft furnace. Indeed, in order to avoid leaks of cooling water in the casing, it is necessary to ensure a good seal between the rotary ferrule and the fixed ring.
- a first disadvantage of the 1982 cooling device is that the pressure available to pass the cooling water through the cooling circuits is essentially determined by the difference in height between the annular tank and the lower manifold. It is therefore necessary to equip the suspension rotor with cooling circuits with low pressure drops, which is a considerable disadvantage from the point of view of space and / or cooling efficiency. There is in particular a risk of local overheating due to the low circulation speeds of the cooling water in the cooling circuits.
- Another disadvantage of the 1982 cooling device is that blast furnace gases come into contact with the cooling water already in the upper annular tank. As these blast furnace gases are highly charged with dust, large quantities of dust inevitably pass into the cooling water. These dust res form sludge in the upper annular tank, which cross the cooling coils and risk blocking the latter.
- Patent application WO 99/28510 presents a method for cooling a charging device of the kind described above which is equipped with a rotary connector. Contrary to the teachings of the state of the art, no attempt is made to ensure the perfect tightness of the rotary connection, as recommended for example in US patent 4,273,492, or to avoid leaks outside the rotary connection by a level control system, as recommended for example in US patent 4,526,536. Rather, it is proposed to supply the coolant with the rotary connector so that a leakage flow passes through an annular separation gap between the rotary part and the fixed part of the rotary connector to form a liquid seal. which prevents dust from entering the swivel joint. This leakage rate is then collected and evacuated outside the casing, without passing through the cooling circuit. As a result, the dust sludge also does not pass through the cooling circuit and therefore does not risk blocking the latter.
- Patent application WO 99/28510 proposes several embodiments for the annular rotary coupling.
- the fixed part is an annular block which is adjusted with play in an annular channel of the rotor suspension, so as to be separated from each of the two cylindrical walls of this channel by a radial annular slot.
- patent application WO 99/28510 proposes either to provide in each annular slot at least one lip seal, or to design each annular slot in the form of a labyrinth seal. .
- a drawback of this embodiment is that the annular channel in the suspension rotor requires very precise machining, therefore very expensive.
- the fixed part of the rotary connector comprises a fixed rotating ring which bears axially, by means of two tight seals, on a ring housed in an annular channel of the suspension rotor.
- the stationary ring in rotation is vertically slidable, so that it can be pressed against the ring housed in the annular channel of the suspension rotor.
- a loading device is of the type comprising a casing to be mounted on the head of the shaft furnace, a suspension rotor suspended rotatably in this casing, a loading chute suspended in the suspension rotor and at least one cooling circuit carried by the suspension rotor.
- This cooling circuit is supplied with a coolant via an annular rotary connection which is of the type comprising: a fixed ring carried by the casing, a rotary ring in rotation with the suspension rotor and rolling means between the fixed ring and the rotating ring.
- the fixed ring and the rotary ring cooperate so as to define a cylindrical interface in which at least one annular groove ensures the transfer of a coolant under pressure between the fixed ring and the rotary ring.
- the transfer of the coolant from the rotary ring to the suspension rotor is then ensured by connection means connected between the rotary ring and the suspension rotor.
- a device according to the invention is distinguished in particular by the characteristics which will follow.
- the annular rotary union is mounted inside the casing in an annular leakage collecting tank which is formed by the suspension rotor.
- the rotary ring of this rotary connector is supported exclusively by the fixed ring through the rolling means.
- connection means then couple this rotary ring, freely supported by the fixed ring, to the suspension rotor so as to selectively transmit a moment of rotation from the suspension rotor to the rotary ring, while preventing transmission of other forces from the suspension rotor to the rotating ring.
- the connection means finally comprise at least one deformable tubular element, so that the connection means form a non-rigid connection between the rotary ring and the suspension rotor.
- the swivel joint does not cause sealing problems or excessive friction problems nor problems with the life of seals or problems with differential thermal expansion or problems seizure.
- the swivel fitting is insensitive to strong shocks which are inevitably absorbed by the chute suspension rotor. It is also insensitive to defects in the centering of the rotor and to defects in the flatness of the rotation of the suspension rotor. Special machining of the rotor suspension rotor is not required. The swivel joint can be easily replaced without removing the suspension rotor.
- the device according to the invention easily makes it possible to integrate a cooling circuit carried by the suspension rotor in a closed cooling circuit. To this end, it suffices to provide a first annular groove in the cylindrical interface to ensure a transfer of the coolant from the fixed ring to the rotary ring, and a second annular groove in the cylindrical interface to ensure a transfer of the coolant. from the rotating ring to the fixed ring. In this way, the supply and return of the coolant can be passed through the annular rotary connection.
- the cooling circuit (s) may comprise at least one open discharge line.
- the casing advantageously comprises a fixed annular tank for collecting the coolant, into which the discharge pipe or pipes open when the suspension rotor rotates. Evacuation means are associated with the fixed annular tank for discharging the coolant in a controlled manner outside the casing.
- Drainage means are advantageously connected to the annular leakage collecting tank in order to evacuate the leakage rate collected by it from controlled way outside the housing.
- the fixed ring of the rotary connector is carried by an annular flange which is fixed on the casing.
- the annular leakage collecting tank then comprises upper edges which cooperate with this annular flange to define labyrinth seals.
- the swivel joint is relatively well insulated from the rest of the housing.
- connection means advantageously comprise at least one flexible and axially compressible coupling connection, which is advantageously carried by the rotary ring and comprises a coupling head.
- This coupling coupling is then associated with a coupling seat, which is arranged in the annular leakage collecting tank, so that the coupling head sits on the coupling seat when the rotary coupling ring is mounted in the annular leakage collecting tank. It will be appreciated that this embodiment in particular makes it very easy to assemble and disassemble the annular rotary coupling.
- the aforementioned coupling means advantageously comprise a simple radial crosspiece mounted in the annular tank for collecting leaks from the suspension rotor and a notch in the rotary ring. This notch then engages the radial crosspiece when the annular rotary connector is arranged in the annular leakage collecting tank.
- connection means advantageously open into an annular collector arranged below the annular leakage collecting tank.
- Several cooling circuits carried by the suspension rotor are then connected to the annular collector.
- a pair of axially spaced packings is arranged in the cylindrical interface between an annular groove and the rolling means, respectively between two adjacent annular grooves.
- a drainage channel drains the area of the cylindrical interface between the two seals of a pair of seals in the annular leakage collecting tank.
- Fig.1 is a vertical section of a first embodiment of a device for loading a shaft furnace according to the invention
- Fig.2 is a vertical section of an annular rotary coupling fitted to the loading device of a shaft furnace in Figure 1
- Fig.3 is another vertical section of the annular rotary coupling fitted to the loading device of a shaft furnace in Figure 1;
- Fig.4 is yet another vertical section of the annular rotary coupling fitted to the loading device of a shaft furnace of Figure 1;
- Fig.5 is a section along the section line 5-5 in FIG. 4; and
- Fig.6 is a vertical section of a second embodiment of a device for loading a shaft furnace according to the invention.
- FIG 1 shows schematically a loading device with a rotary chute 10 which is intended to equip a tank furnace, such as for example a blast furnace.
- This device comprises a casing 12 with an annular flange 14 at its lower end, a support plate 16 at its upper end, and a lateral casing 18.
- the annular flange 14 serves to connect the casing 12 sealingly to a counter flange (not shown) from a shaft oven.
- To the support plate 16 is sealingly connected the lower end of a hopper or a valve housing (not shown).
- the lateral envelope 18 connects the flange 14 sealingly to the support plate 16.
- a fixed supply sleeve 20 is fixed using an annular flange 22 in a central opening of the support plate 16. This fixed supply sleeve 20 penetrates in the casing 12 to define a supply channel 24 for the material to be loaded into the shaft furnace.
- This feed channel 24 has a central axis 26 which is normally coincident with the central axis of the shaft furnace.
- a suspension rotor 28 for the chute 10 In the housing 12 is mounted a suspension rotor 28 for the chute 10.
- the upper end of this suspension rotor 28 forms a suspension sleeve 30, which surrounds the fixed supply sleeve 20 and is suspended using 'a large diameter bearing ring 32 in the housing 12.
- the lower end of the suspension rotor 28 forms a screen box 34 in the central opening of the lower flange 14 of the housing 12. It also supports bearings of the suspension 36 for chute 10.
- a ring gear 38 of the suspension sleeve 34 cooperates with a motor (not shown) to drive the suspension rotor 28, and consequently the chute 10 suspended therein, in rotation about the axis 26.
- the chute 10 is further equipped with a pivoting device (not shown), which makes it possible to vary its angle of inclination by pivoting it in its suspension bearings 36 around an axis 40 which is perpendicular to the axis of rotation 26 (in FIG. 1, the axis 40 is perpendicular to the plane of the sheet).
- the screen casing 34 is provided with cooling circuits 42 ⁇ , 42 2 , 42 3l 42 in which a coolant, for example water, is circulated.
- These cooling circuits 42 ⁇ , 42 2 , 42 3 , 42 advantageously contain baffles or tubes (not shown) circulating the cooling water along a predetermined path along the walls of the screen box 34. They are connected to a circuit of coolant distribution using an annular swivel joint, which is generally identified by the reference numeral 44. The latter is mounted inside the casing 12 in an annular leakage collecting tank 46, which is formed by the upper end of the suspension sleeve 30 of the suspension rotor 28.
- annular leakage collecting tank 46 cooperates with the annular flange 22 to define labyrinth seals 52, 54.
- a sort of chamber is thus defined inside the casing 12 separate 56, in which for the annular rotary connection 44 is well protected from the fumes which penetrate into the casing 12. To further reinforce this protection, it is possible to inject a clean gas into this separate chamber 56, so as to maintain the latter in overpressure by compared to the oven.
- FIG. 2 to 4 represent vertical sections of the annular rotary union 44 of FIG. 1 at three different locations, illustrating respectively: - FIG. 2, the transfer of the coolant through the annular rotary connector 44 to the suspension rotor 28;
- the mechanical design of the annular rotary coupling 44 will be briefly described.
- the latter comprises a fixed ring 60, which is screwed onto the lower surface of the flange 22, as well as a rotary ring 62, which is mounted with radial clearance in the fixed ring 60. It is important to note that the rotary ring 62 is supported exclusively by the fixed ring 60 by means of a bearing 64.
- the radial crosspiece 65 and the notch 66 cooperate so as to transmit a moment of rotation of the suspension rotor 28 to the rotary ring 62, while nevertheless allowing relative vertical and radial displacements of the two elements.
- the reference 68 generally identifies a pressure lubrication circuit for the bearing 64. The excess grease is discharged below the bearing 64 through a drainage channel 69 in the loading channel 24.
- Reference 70 identifies a connection for a supply line for a pressurized coolant.
- An internal channel 72 of the fixed ring 60 connects this fitting 70 to an annular groove 74 which is arranged in a concave cylindrical surface 76 of the fixed ring 60.
- An internal channel 78 of the rotary ring 62 is connected to a mouth 80, which is arranged in a convex cylindrical surface 82 of the rotary ring 62 opposite the annular groove 74.
- This internal channel 78 opens into the lower front surface of the rotary ring 62 in a coupling fitting 84.
- the pressurized coolant supplied to the fitting 70 passes into the fixed ring 60 through the internal channel 72 in the annular groove 74, to be transferred through a cylindrical interface, formed by the two cylindrical surfaces 76, 82 , and the first mouth 80 in the rotary ring 62. In this, the coolant passes to through the internal channel 78 in the coupling fitting 84.
- the coupling connector 84 is axially projecting with respect to the lower front surface of the rotating ring 62. It comprises a tubular element 100 flexible laterally and axially compressible, which is embedded with one end in the surface lower front of the rotating ring 62. The other end carries a coupling head 102.
- the tubular element 100 comprises a bellows compensator 104 surrounded by a helical compression spring 106.
- the coupling head 102 is associated with a coupling seat 108, which is arranged on the bottom of the annular leakage collecting tank 46 so that the coupling head 102 sits on the coupling seat when the annular rotary coupling 44 is mounted in the annular leakage collecting tank 46.
- the compression spring 106 then ensures sufficient contact pressure between the coupling head 102 and the coupling seat ement 108, so that a seal 110, which is carried either by a convex spherical crown 111 of the coupling head 102 or by a concave conical crown 112 of the coupling seat 108 can seal between the two coupling elements.
- the coupling seat 108 could also be carried by the rotary ring 62. In this case, the coupling connection 84 would be axially projecting relative to the bottom of the annular leakage collecting tank 46.
- the coupling head 102 could be provided with a concave conical crown and the coupling seat with a convex spherical crown, which cooperate with or without a seal to ensure sealing during their coupling.
- the pressurized coolant enters through the coupling seat 108 into an annular supply manifold 114.
- the latter is arranged immediately below the annular tank 46.
- At this supply manifold 114 of the suspension rotor 28 are connected to the supply tubes of the cooling circuits 42 ⁇ , 42 2 , 42 3 , 42 4 carried by the suspension rotor 28.
- FIG. 1 there is shown by way of example the supply tube 116 which supplies the circuit of cooling 42 ⁇ .
- FIG. 1 it can be seen that the coolant leaves the cooling circuit 42 1 through a return tube 118 which opens into a second annular manifold 120.
- the latter is arranged just below the first annular manifold 114.
- the second annular collector 120 serves as a collector for all the returns from the cooling circuits 42- ⁇ , 42 2 , 42 3 , 42. It is connected through a coupling fitting assembly 847mating seat 108 ', which is of the same type as the assembly 84/108 described above, to an internal channel 78' of the rotary ring 62. From this channel 78 'the coolant passes, in the opposite direction to that described above, through a mouth 80' and the cylindrical interface 76, 82 in a second annular groove 74 'arranged in the concave cylindrical surface 76 of the ring fixed 60. In this fixed ring 60 the coolant is led through an internal channel 72 'in the fixed connector 70' for a return line of the coolant under pressure.
- seals 121', 121" are axially spaced apart on the other, and the area 122 of the cylindrical interface 76, 82 located between the two seals 121 ', 121 "is drained by a drainage channel 124 in the annular leakage collecting tank 46. Since pressure in the circuit pressure lubrication 68 is higher than in the region 122 of the cylindrical interface 76, 82, it is guaranteed that the coolant cannot penetrate the bearing 64.
- a second pair of seals 126 ', 126 is arranged in the cylindrical interface 76, 82 between the first groove 74 and the second groove 74 '.
- the area 128 of the cylindrical interface 76, 82 located between the two seals 126', 126" is drained by a drainage channel 130 in the annular leakage collecting tank 46. Since the pressure in zone 128 of the cylindrical interface 76, 82 is lower than the pressures in the second groove 74 ′, it is guaranteed that the coolant does not can be short-circuited through the cylindrical interface 76, 82 of the first groove 74, where the supply pressure prevails, in the second groove 74 ', where the return pressure prevails which is substantially lower than the pressure d 'nourishme ion.
- a last seal 132 is arranged in the cylindrical interface 76, 82 below the second groove 74 '.
- seal 132 The leakage flow flowing through this seal 132 is drained through the cylindrical interface 76, 82 in the annular leakage collecting tank 46.
- the seals 121 ′, 121 ′′, 126 ′, 126 ′′ and 132 are not intended to completely cancel the leakage rates but to limit them to reasonable values and to channel them in a controlled manner in the annular leakage collecting tank 46. It follows that the seals 121 ′, 121 ′′, 126 ′, 126 ′′ and 132 are always well cooled and lubricated, which appreciably increases their service life and prevents seizure. In addition, the power required to rotate the rotary ring 62 in the fixed ring 60 is thus considerably reduced.
- the reference 134 locates a drainage pipe which makes it possible to evacuate the leakage rates collected in the annular leakage collecting tank 46.
- this drainage pipe 134 opens out into a fixed annular tank 136, which is arranged in the lower end of the casing 12.
- the free end of the drainage pipe 134 moves in the fixed annular tank 136.
- means evacuation are associated with the fixed annular tank 136 for discharging the coolant in a controlled manner outside the casing 12.
- these evacuation means are represented diagrammatically by pipes 138.
- FIG. 6 shows a simplified embodiment of the device of FIG. 1.
- the return of the coolant from the cooling circuits 42 ⁇ , 42 2 , 42 3 , 42 does not pass through the annular rotary connector 44 ', but is discharged through discharge pipes open in the fixed annular tank 136 which is arranged in the lower end of the casing 12.
- the annular rotary connector 44 ' must only have an annular groove and internal channels to ensure the transfer of the coolant under pressure between the fixed ring and the rotary ring.
- the disadvantage of this system is that in the fixed annular tank 136, the coolant is exposed to the atmosphere prevailing in the casing 12. This requires a more expensive treatment of the cooling water before its recirculation in the cooling system .
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LU90794 | 2001-06-26 | ||
LU90794A LU90794B1 (en) | 2001-06-26 | 2001-06-26 | Loading device of a shaft furnace |
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