WO1998043019A1 - Mit einem brenner ausgerüsteter heizkessel - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a boiler or instantaneous water heater equipped with a burner, with a housing enveloping a boiler room, a jacket-shaped heat exchanger which divides the boiler room into a combustion chamber and an exhaust gas chamber and has passages for hot combustion gases distributed over the jacket surface, and one in the Combustion chamber arranged burner head.
- Such a boiler or instantaneous water heater is disclosed in French Patent No. 93 00498. Then a series of arrangements of boilers are recorded, which have the features listed above. These boilers are designed for gas burners which have a cylindrical jacket which is closed at the end and a large number of flame openings are arranged on its jacket surface. Such a gas boiler or instantaneous water heater is very space-saving and does not require a separate boiler room.
- the heating system should be able to be operated with a 01 or gas burner.
- the burner head has a flame tube with an axial flame opening and a flame deflection part is arranged at a distance from the flame opening, which is designed such that the flame is deflected into the space between the flame tube and the heat exchanger.
- An advantage of the boiler according to the invention is that it can be heated with burners which have a lance-orange flame.
- a flame normally requires a combustion chamber which is elongated in the direction of the flame.
- a flame deflection part arranged according to the invention enables the length of the combustion chamber to be shortened considerably.
- the deflecting part directs the flame back to its starting point and thus shortens the boiler space to about half the length.
- the combustion chamber is almost filled with a flame which burns out of a flame tube m in one direction and deflected at the deflection part m in the opposite direction.
- the rear part of the flame forms an axial core flow opposed sheath flow arranged around.
- the return of the flame to its root has the further advantage that hot gases are present immediately after the flame is lit, which can be used to improve the cold start behavior.
- Another advantage is that by turning the flame, the combustion chamber is better used and can be made more compact than with a long, thin flame shape. In particular, the entire length of the combustion chamber is practically uniformly suitable for transferring heat to a goods exchange medium because the burner head is covered by the flame.
- the heat exchanger advantageously has a closing element at or near at least one end, which delimits the combustion chamber in the longitudinal direction.
- a further chamber is also formed, which exhaust gas flows out of the exhaust gas chamber.
- This exhaust gas is now already cooled by the heat exchanger and can partially recirculate the flame tube to cool the flame and partially drain it through a comb.
- a closure member advantageously divides an outflow chamber which can be connected to a comb from the boiler chamber.
- Such an outflow chamber lies axially in the boiler. As a result, it absorbs the flue gas from the periphery evenly. One-sided loads on the heat exchanger can thus be avoided.
- a closing element advantageously divides a recirculation chamber from the boiler room. Cooled exhaust gas for cooling the flame s flame tube can be recirculated through this recirculation chamber.
- the recirculation chamber can also be the outflow chamber at the same time.
- the exhaust gas outflow chamber or / and the recirculation chamber, which is divided off by a closing element, is advantageously encased by the heat exchanger. As a result, the exhaust gas flowing into these chambers is additionally cooled before it leaves the boiler room or performs its cooling function.
- the exhaust gas is reduced to about 80 by contacting the heat exchanger twice Degrees cooled, even in continuous operation under full power. This allows the flue gas to be discharged directly into a plastic comb after the boiler.
- the closure member between the combustion chamber and the exhaust gas outflow chamber advantageously has a bulge toward the exhaust gas outflow chamber hm, so that the combustion chamber can be extended and the outflow chamber does not take up an unnecessarily large amount of space.
- a bulge expediently keeps the heat exchanger area around the exhaust gas outflow chamber large in relation to its volume.
- the flame deflecting part advantageously forms a closing element so that the number of parts required can be reduced.
- the arrangement of the deflection part at a distance from the housing wall also has acoustic advantages.
- This closing element or flame deflecting part is expediently bulged toward the outflow chamber hm. In the bulge, the U is expediently directing the flame without heat exchanger elements being involved, and the entire heat exchanger surface can be used because the deflection part does not cover any passages for hot flue gas.
- the flame deflecting part expediently has a flame plate arranged on the flame axis and opposing the flame, and an annular deflection channel around it. The flame plate divides the flame apart and the deflection channel guides the flame parts so that their flow direction is turned by 180 °.
- the deflection channel is advantageously designed to be uniformly circumferential, so that the flame has a uniform shape even after the deflection.
- the jacket of the heat exchanger advantageously consists of tubes lined up with a space next to one another, which are arranged around the combustion chamber and are connected to an inlet and an outlet.
- the heat exchanger tubes are expediently wound helically.
- Such a heat exchanger jacket is simple to manufacture a large surface and passages between the pipes.
- pipes can have a smaller wall thickness and thus a more dynamic heat transfer, which is noticeable through higher performance with a small footprint.
- the jacket of the heat exchanger is advantageously assembled from a plurality of heat exchanger units. The individual heat exchanger units thus have a smaller pipe length than a heat exchanger with a single pipe, which is all the longer, which means that the flow rate can be increased.
- Heat exchanger units are therefore expediently connected in parallel to the inlet and outlet.
- Heat exchanger units are advantageously used in accordance with the heat exchanger elements described in French Patent No. 93 00498. These are characterized, among other things, by a flat-printed pipe cross-section, which additionally increases the exchange surface compared to round cross-sections.
- a major advantage of using these heat exchanger units is that their production is already in progress for gas water heaters and that they are therefore excellent quality products available on the market.
- the burner is advantageously equipped for exhaust gas recirculation in order to fall below the exhaust gas values prescribed today, especially in the case of frequent cold starts.
- the burner is advantageously an oil burner because 01 can be stored in simple tanks and these can be easily refilled. The dependence on a line network can thus be avoided.
- the handling of 01 is also much less dangerous than the handling of gas, which, if it is not distributed through a network, has to be filled under pressure in appropriate pressure tanks.
- the burner is advantageously switchable or switchable to gas operation. If the burner head is suitable for both 01 and gas, these two media can alternatively be used in the same system with little additional installation effort. This has the advantages that, for example, price developments can be reacted to, there is greater security against delivery bottlenecks, or the installation of a provisional oil tank can be used to wait for a planned gas supply line, etc.
- an olduse advantageously sprays the 01 for evaporation into the exhaust gas recirculated into the flame tube and the inlet openings in the flame tube for the air or the exhaust gas are designed such that the air and the exhaust gas mix in a hollow cylindrical or hollow-cone-shaped vortex zone.
- the oil mixed with the exhaust gas has completely evaporated before being mixed with the air. This results in very advantageous exhaust gas values and excellent starting behavior of the burner.
- an air supply duct is expediently designed as a mixing tube for the admixture of gaseous fuel.
- the inlet openings in the flame tube for the fuel / air mixture or the recirculated exhaust gas are advantageously designed such that the fuel / air mixture and the exhaust gas mix in a hollow cylindrical or frustoconical vortex zone. Due to these similar methods, the same flame tube can be used for both 01 and gas. Even the olduse in gas operation or the gas supply means in oil operation can remain in the system, so that there is a two-media firing system with a single burner.
- these burners achieve exhaust gas values of less than 60 mg NO x per kW for 01 and less than 20 mg N0 X for gas. The CO values of 16 mg / kW are also at a low level. Apart from this excellent cold start behavior is achieved with this burner.
- a cylindrical flame chamber jacket which has passages for hot flue gases, is advantageously arranged in the combustion chamber between the combustion tube or the deflected flame and the heat exchanger.
- This flame chamber jacket ensures an even distribution of the hot smoke gases to the heat exchanger and forms an ash collector. It protects the heat exchanger from direct contact with the flame. As a result, the distance between the flame and the heat exchanger can be kept very small.
- this flame chamber jacket has a positive effect on the noise insulation.
- the passages are advantageously arranged in such a way that the flue gases flow out approximately tangentially from the flame chamber jacket, because they flow through the heat exchanger jacket in a common direction of rotation in an approximately tangential manner. As a result, the heat transfer is improved compared to the heat transfer with a radial flow direction.
- the housing advantageously has the dimensions of a wall heater or cake drawer.
- the housing with air supply line and exhaust duct can have a length of up to approx. 50 cm.
- a short embodiment comes with a good 30 cm boiler length. This means that there is no need for a separate room for this heating. It can be stored in a closet.
- a supply air line is advantageously arranged in counterflow around the flue gas pipe so that the air is preheated by the waste heat in the flue gas.
- the blower is expediently arranged next to the housing and an air supply duct is led from the blower to an end face of the housing and to the burner head in order to keep the length or depth of the system as small as possible.
- Refractory plates with a labyrinthine internal structure are advantageously arranged on the end faces of the combustion chamber. They protect the underlying metal parts, isolate the housing from the heat of the flame and dampen the burner's noise emissions.
- An end face of the housing is expediently closed by a removable cover.
- the burner is advantageously attached to the lid. This means that the boiler room and burner are easily accessible.
- Appropriate housing parts and / or the heat exchanger are expediently made of austenitic stainless steel, which is resistant to the aggressive exhaust gases and condensates.
- FIG. 1 shows four schematic arrangements of boilers
- Fig. 2 shows an embodiment of an inventive
- Fig. 3 shows an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention
- Fig. 4 shows an embodiment according to FIG
- FIG. 6 schematically shows the combustion process in the case of liquid fuel
- FIG. 7 supervision of an orifice insert with cut but not yet twisted
- Fig. 8 section through the aperture set according to Fig. 7, wherein the guide surfaces are twisted to generate swirl
- Fig. 9 shows the gas burner head in longitudinal section and schematically the combustion process
- FIG. 1.1 shows a schematically simplified illustration of an embodiment of a heating boiler 11 'according to the invention.
- a housing 13 is divided by a heat exchanger 15 m, a combustion chamber 17 and an exhaust chamber 19.
- a flame tube 23 is arranged on an end face of the combustion chamber 17 and the flame 25 strikes axially from the flame tube 23.
- Supply air flows through a mixing tube 21 into the flame tube 23, burns the flame 25 and flows as hot combustion gas or flue gas through passages in the heat exchanger 15 into the exhaust gas chamber 19 (arrows). From there, the flue gas leaves the exhaust gas space 19 through an opening in the housing 13, which is not shown in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 1.2 shows a variant in which, in a boiler 11 ", a closing element 27 limits the combustion chamber 17 m in length.
- FIG. 1.3 shows a simplified variant of FIG. 1.2, in which the heat exchanger 15 does not separate the exhaust gas chamber 19 from the outflow chamber 29, but only envelops the combustion chamber 17.
- arrows indicate how exhaust gas m is recirculated to the flame tube 23.
- FIG. 2 shows a section through an exemplary embodiment of a boiler 11, again the heat exchanger 15, the combustion chamber 17 and the exhaust gas chamber 19.
- the flame tube 23 is arranged, which has recirculation openings 35 and a flame opening 37.
- the heat exchanger 15 is formed from tubes 40 with a flat cross section, which are wound helically.
- the tubes 40 are arranged at a distance from one another, so that the exhaust gas can flow through the heat exchanger 15 in the intermediate space 41 between the tubes 40.
- the heat exchanger 15 consists of individual elements 43 which are connected in parallel and / or in series to an inlet or outlet.
- a deflection part 39 is arranged opposite the flame opening 37. This deflection part 39 forms a closure member 27 or is connected to a closure member 27.
- the closure member 27 sits between two pipes 40 or between two elements 43, so that the hot exhaust gas has to flow through the intermediate spaces 41 from the combustion chamber 17 into the exhaust gas chamber 19 and from there again between the pipes 40 and the outflow chamber 29. From the outflow chamber 29, the exhaust gas can then pass through a comb or an exhaust pipe through the opening 31.
- the deflection part 39 forms on the axis 45 of the flame tube 23 or the boiler 11 an elevation 47 which opposes the flame and divides it symmetrically.
- the flame is deflected by the deflection channel 49 m in a direction opposite to the original flame direction and strikes back between the flame tube 23 and the heat exchanger tubes 40 against the flame root. This creates an approximately cylindrical flame body of approximately twice the flame tube diameter and the hot exhaust gases are demanded over the entire length of the combustion chamber 17 through the spaces 41 between the tubes 40, where an energy exchange takes place with the heat transfer medium flowing in the tubes 40.
- the deflection part 39 is basin-shaped and sits with its bottom 49 near the end of the housing 13 opposite the flame tube.
- the outer pool edge 51 is almost flush with the outer channel edge 53 of the deflection channel 49 between the heat exchanger tubes 40 and the pool wall 55 runs from it Edge 51 obliquely away from the heat exchanger tubes 40, so that none of the tubes 40 is covered by the depth claimed by the deflection part 39.
- the space occupied by the basin-shaped deflection part 39 is at the expense of the outflow chamber 29, which is thereby reduced to a necessary minimum dimension.
- the combustion chamber 17, on the other hand, is extended towards the outflow chamber 29 by this shape of the closure member 27. The length of the boiler room can thus be minimized.
- a cover 57 is arranged, which is screwed to the housing 13.
- the cover 57 has an opening 59, on the inside of which there is a baffle plate or screen 61, to which the flame tube 23 is fastened.
- an annular disk 63 Around the flame tube 23 and at a distance from it is arranged an annular disk 63, which consists of a refractory, porous or felt-like material and thereby has an insulating effect for both heat and sound.
- the deflecting part 39 has the same structure and thus the same effect.
- the flame tube 23 has recirculation openings 35, through which exhaust gas from the space 65 between the heat exchanger 15 and the flame tube 23 m the flame tube is recirculated.
- the exhaust gas surrounds a centrally let-in air stream in the flame tube 23.
- An olduse 67 is provided for liquid fuel, which sprays the fuel through the central air flow into the exhaust jacket. The fuel evaporates in the exhaust jacket. The vaporized fuel is now together with the exhaust gas swirled in the air. The flame burns blue because all the fuel is gasified before the flame is formed.
- the same burner head can be used for gas operation. Only the gaseous fuel is added to the air, preferably on the vacuum side in the blower.
- the flame tube 23 becomes hot and transfers a certain amount of energy to the heat exchanger 15 by radiation. This effect is desirable, especially because blue-burning flames otherwise emit little radiant energy.
- the exhaust gas values are very low in both operating modes: The NO x emissions are below 60 mg / kW at Olbrand and below 20 mg / kW in gas fire. The CO values are below 16 mg / kW.
- Burners built and functioning in the manner just described are described in detail in the two European applications filed on the same day “Process and device for the combustion of liquid fuel” and “Process and device for the combustion of gaseous fuel", which are based on Swiss priority applications No. 1997 0718 / 97 or 0719/97 based.
- FIG. 3 and 4 show a further embodiment of a boiler according to the invention.
- Figure 3 is a longitudinal section
- Figure 4 is a cross section of the same boiler.
- the closure member 27 is configured, for example, as a simplified deflection part without a specific shape.
- a flame chamber jacket 69 is arranged on the combustion chamber side of the heat exchanger 15 m of the combustion chamber 17.
- the flame chamber jacket 69 has a cylindrical jacket Slits 71 and baffles 73, which release the hot flue gases from the inner region of the combustion chamber 17 and direct a flow rotating about the axis 45 through the spaces 41 between the tubes 40 of the heat exchanger 15 (arrows m in FIG. 4).
- the flame now strikes between the flame tube 23 and the flame chamber jacket 69 back to the flame tube-side end face of the housing 13.
- the flame chamber jacket deflects the exhaust gases in a spiral movement.
- a zone without slots 71 is provided in the bottom area 75 of the flame chamber jacket.
- any ash present can get caught on the flame room jacket 69 and collect in the bottom area 75.
- the ashes can be easily removed from there.
- the flame chamber jacket 69 is a protection for the heat exchanger 15. It largely protects the heat exchanger 15 against direct flame contact. Therefore, the flame chamber jacket is closed at its front end, near the end member 27 or the deflection part 39 and has no slots 71 through which the flame, which was not totally deflected, could reach the tubes 40 of the heat exchanger 15.
- the screw turns 77 of the heat exchanger 15 are connected on both sides to a feed line 81 or a discharge line 83 with a straight connecting part 79 (FIG. 4).
- the individual heat exchanger elements 43 consist of four turns of a tube 40 with a flat cross section and are connected in parallel to the feed line 81 and the discharge line 83. Bulges m of the tube wall (not shown) keep a distance between the tubes 40 of the turns 77.
- FIG. 5 shows a burner head 111 for liquid fuels, with a baffle plate 113, which can be mounted on the wall of a combustion chamber 112, not shown.
- a baffle plate 113 On the baffle plate 113, in the direction of flow, which is indicated by the arrow 114, there is a flame tube 115 with a ratio of diameter to length of approximately 1 to 2 arranged.
- a lance or nozzle 119 is arranged centrally on the flame tube axis 117.
- the fastening means for the nozzle 119 and the baffle plate 113 together form, for example, an aperture unit, as is described, for example, in EPA 0 650 014.
- the nozzle head 123 sits centrally in an orifice insert 125.
- the spray opening 121 of the nozzle 119 lies in the plane of the baffle plate 113 or the orifice insert 125.
- the orifice insert 125 is fastened on the baffle plate 113 and covers up to an annular air opening 129 around the nozzle head 123 the opening 127 m from the baffle plate 113.
- the annular air opening 129 takes up an area of approximately 8% of the cross-sectional area of the flame tube 115.
- the air opening 129 is also equipped with swirl-generating guide surfaces 131. These guide surfaces 131 are aligned radially and are inclined with respect to the flame tube axis 117 and flow direction 114, so that air flowing through the air opening 129 is set in rotation about the axis 117.
- the fins or guide surfaces 131 are made from one piece with the panel insert 125 (FIGS. 7 and 8). During their manufacture and alignment, they are cut or punched out of the panel insert plate except for a connection 132 that is approximately twice as strong as the material, and are then rotated by 60 to 88 degrees with respect to the panel assembly plane. The lengths of the deformed sheet metal edges are enlarged by round cutouts (136 m. Fig. 7) at the points of the connections to be deformed most by the twisting in order to prevent cracking.
- the flame tube 115 is fastened to the baffle plate 113 with connecting members 133.
- the connecting members 133 are formed in one piece with the wall 139 of the flame tube 115, protrude beyond the end of the flame tube 115 on the baffle plate side, and are inserted through slots in the baffle plate 113. Upstream of the baffle plate 113, the connecting links 133 are rotated after they have been plugged together, so that a fixed connection between baffle plate 113 and flame tube 115 is created.
- the links 133 have a stepped, tapered silhouette.
- the shoulders 137 m of the stairs are on the flame tube side of the baffle plate 113 and thus define the opening width of the recirculation slot 135.
- a favorable opening width is around 1 mm.
- the flame tube 115 has recirculation openings 139 through which the exhaust gas is sucked in by the negative pressure which arises downstream of the baffle plate 113 due to the air flow.
- the openings 139 can also have a different number and / or a different shape.
- the flame tube 115 has an inner diameter of approximately 80 mm and a length of approximately 160 mm.
- the flame tube 15 is constricted at the end of the flame tube 15 facing the combustion chamber 112.
- the constriction 141 narrows the flame outlet opening 143 compared to that
- the edge region 145 of the flame tube 115 is turned round inwards to form the constriction 141.
- the ignition electrodes 147 are passed through the baffle plate 13 with ceramic insulation pieces 149 near the periphery of the flame tube 115 and their ends protrude 151 m into the flame tube 115.
- the ignition point 153 is located at a distance from the baffle plate 113 of approximately 2/5 the length of the flame tube 115.
- the fuel is sprayed through the air flow in the shortest possible way, shown with broken lines 172.
- the conical surface of the sprayed fuel has an angle between 60 and 90 degrees.
- the nozzle preferably has a conical surface characteristic with 80 degrees.
- the fuel gasifies in a region 173 of the exhaust jacket 167 and is mixed with the exhaust gas by vortices 175 in the exhaust jacket 167. Since there is no gasified fuel upstream of the gasification zone 173 that could burn, and on the short penetration path that the fuel has to travel through the air flow 169, the fuel does not start to burn, virtually all of the fuel in the gas jacket 167 is gasified and only reaches m gasified form with the air m a contact triggering a reaction.
- Gasified fuel is thus swirled in the vertebrae 171 with the exhaust gas together with the air and only burns coolly and with low pollutants in the region of these vertebrae 171.
- the flame begins in its root area 177 at the end of the first third of the flame tube 115.
- the flame root is embedded in a ring between the exhaust gas jacket 167 and the air flow 169.
- the central air flow 171 ends in the center of the flame and cools it.
- the thickness of the jacket 167 is decreasing downstream because the exhaust gas / fuel vapor mixture mixes with the air on this route.
- the fuel vapor is supplied to the flame over approximately two thirds of the flame tube length.
- the flame thus has an annular and elongated root area and is fed out of the casing area 167.
- Einschn tion 141 the jacket zone 167 is limited downstream.
- the gas in the jacket region 167 is hindered when it flows out of the flame tube 115. This favors a swirling of the two media.
- the emerging flame holds stably on the flame tube.
- FIG. 9 shows the burner head 111 'for gas and the various zones during the combustion of gaseous fuel are shown schematically.
- the burner head 111 ' essentially corresponds to the burner head 111 for liquid fuel.
- a perforated plate 157 is arranged at a distance from the baffle plate 113.
- the perforated plate 157 has an opening 158 through which the displacement body or the olduse 119 passes.
- the holes are arranged around them, which cause a pressure drop to prevent the flame from striking back into the feed channel 155.
- a fuel supply and a blower are arranged on the supply duct 155.
- the flame begins in its root region 177 in the first third of the flame tube 115.
- the flame root is embedded in a ring between the exhaust gas jacket 167 and the air / fuel stream 169.
- the central stream 169 ends in the center of the Flame and cool it.
- the thickness of the jacket 167 decreases downstream because the exhaust gas mixes with the air / fuel mixture on this route. The fuel burns calmly and low in pollutants.
- the gas burner according to the invention functions practically independently of the shape of the furnace. It is particularly suitable for compact firing systems with short firing rooms.
- the burner according to the invention is not only suitable for the combustion of gas.
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