Incinerator

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专利汇可以提供Incinerator专利检索,专利查询,专利分析的服务。并且A continuous-type incinerator for burning sludge from wastewater treating plants and similar refuse including a feed system having an infrared heating unit for refuse fragmentation, an elongated combustion chamber housing a continuous conveyor belt for moving refuse along the chamber, infrared heating units for applying intense heat to burn the refuse on the conveyor belt, a combustion gas recirculating system for returning combustion gases from the discharge end of the chamber to the inlet end to supplement the infrared heat, a cooling and combustion air system for forcing air over the infrared heating units and directing the air into the inlet end of the chamber to support combustion of the refuse, an ash removal system connected with the discharge end of the combustion chamber, a gas scrubber system connected with the discharge end of the combustion chamber, and a control system for manipulating the recirculation of combustion gases and controlling the temperature of the infrared heating units over the combustion chamber. Sludge is fed into the incinerator through the feed system in which infrared heat at about 2,500* F. breaks it into small particles for improved combustion. The sludge is moved on the conveyor belt along the chamber where recirculated combustion gases and infrared heat at a temperature in the range of 1,200* to 1,500* F. drives off all moisture and completely burns all volatile components of the sludge. The chamber is operated under a vacuum to prevent escape of noxious odors. At the discharge end of the chamber and conveyor belt, ash is dumped into the removal system and the combustion gases are directed into the scrubber which cools them, vents them to the atmosphere, and removes solid entrained particles.,下面是Incinerator专利的具体信息内容。

1. An incinerator for burning refuse comprising: means defining a combustion chamber; refuse support means within said combustion chamber; means for depositing refuse on said support means in said combustion chamber; means for removal of ash residue from said combustion chamber; combustion gas exhaust means connected with said combustion chamber; an infrared heat source comprising at least one infrared lamp supported to direct high-intensity infrared heat rays on said refuse in said combustion chamber; and a protective pane secured between said infrared lamp and said combustion chamber, said pane being transparent to infrared rays.
2. An incinerator for burning refuse comprising: means defining a combustion chamber; refuse support means within said combustion chamber; means for depositing refuse on said support means in said combustion chamber; means for removal of ash residue from said combustion chamber; combustion gas exhaust means connected with said combustion chamber; an infrared heat source comprising at least one infrared lamp supported to direct high-intensity infrared rays on said refuse in said combustion chamber; and means for recirculating combustion gases from the discharge end of said combustion chamber to the inlet end of said chamber to supplement heat supplied from said infrared lamp for burning said refuse.
3. An incinerator in accordance with claim 2 including valve means for admission of tempering air to said combustion gas recirculating means.
4. An incinerator in accordance with claim 3 including means for supplying combustion-supporting air to said combustion chamber.
5. An incinerator in accordance with claim 4 wherein said combustion-supporting air is directed over said infrared lamp for cooling said lamp preliMinary to introduction of said air into said combustion chamber.
6. An incinerator for burning refuse comprising: means defining a combustion chamber; refuse support means within said combustion chamber; means for depositing refuse on said support means in said combustion chamber; means for removal of ash residue from said combustion chamber; combustion gas exhaust means connected with said combustion chamber; an infrared heat source comprising at least one infrared lamp supported to direct high-intensity infrared rays on said refuse in said combustion chamber; and refuse feed means for introducing said refuse into said combustion chamber on said refuse support means, said refuse feed means including infrared heat means for applying high-intensity heat to said refuse preliminary to introducing said refuse into said combustion chamber for physically breaking said refuse into smaller particles to improve combustion of said refuse in said combustion chamber.
7. An incinerator in accordance with claim 6 including gas scrubbing means connected with the outlet end of said combustion chamber for cooling combustion gases exhausting from said chamber and removing entrained solid particles from said gases.
8. An incinerator in accordance with claim 6 wherein said infrared heat means associated with said combustion chamber is adapted to provide heat to said refuse in said chamber at a temperature within the range of about 1,200* to 1,500* F., and said heat means in said supply means adapted to supply heat at about 2,000* to 2,500* F.
9. An incinerator for burning refuse comprising: a housing defining an elongated combustion chamber having an inlet end and a discharge end; a conveyor belt supported for movement in said combustion chamber for moving refuse along said combustion chamber from said inlet end to said discharge end; infrared heat means supported on said housing and adapted to focus infrared rays on said refuse on said conveyor belt as said belt moves said refuse along said combustion chamber; refuse charging means connected with said housing at said inlet end of said combustion chamber for receiving refuse from a source and discharging said refuse on said conveyor belt in said chamber; stack means at the discharge end of said combustion chamber for receiving combustion gases discharged from said chamber produced by the combustion of said refuse on said conveyor belt; means for removing ash residue from said combustion chamber at said discharge end of said chamber; combustion gas conduit means connected from said combustion gas discharge means to said inlet end of said combustion chamber for recirculating combustion gases from said discharge end of said combustion chamber to said inlet end of said chamber for providing a portion of the heat required for combustion of said refuse on said conveyor belt; and temperature control means for controlling the temperature of said recirculating combustion gases admitted to said inlet end of said combustion chamber and said infrared heat means.
10. An incinerator in accordance with claim 9 including combustion-supporting air supply means for supplying air along said infrared heat means for cooling said heat means and into said inlet end of said combustion chamber for supplying combustion supporting air to said chamber.
11. An incinerator in accordance with claim 9 including infrared heat means connected with said refuse-charging means for focusing high-intensity heat on said refuse in said charging means for breaking said refuse into smaller, more readily combustible particles preliminary to introducing said refuse into said combustion chamber on said combustion chamber on said conveyor belt.
12. An incinerator in accordance with claim 11 wherein said infrared heat means on said housing is adapted to supply concentrated heat within the range of about 1,200* to 1,500* F., and said infrared heat means connected with said refuse-charging means Is adapted to supply concentrated heat in the range of about 2,000* to 2,500* F. for breaking up said refuse.
13. An incinerator in accordance with claim 12 including gas-scrubbing means connected with said discharge end of said combustion chamber for cooling combustion gases discharged from the said chamber and venting said gases to the atmosphere while removing solid particles from said gases, and ash residue handling means connected with the said discharge end of said combustion chamber for removal and temporary storage of ash residue.
14. An incinerator for burning refuse comprising: a housing providing an elongated combustion chamber; an insulating refractory lining within said housing around said chamber for retaining heat therein; a conveyor belt movably supported on rollers disposed transversely of said combustion chamber and connected with opposite sidewalls of said housing supporting said conveyor belt with an upper portion moving along said housing within said chamber for supporting refuse during combustion within said chamber and a return portion of said belt below said supporting upper portion of said belt, said rollers being disposed to provide opposite end tension rollers and intermediate belt-supporting rollers for supporting both the upper and lower sections of said belt, said rollers having open passages therethrough opening through opposite sides of said housing for cooling said rollers; said housing and said combustion chamber having a first inlet end and an opposite second discharge end; a combustion gas stack connected with said housing at said discharge end of said combustion chamber; a plurality of infrared heat lamps supported along said housing over said combustion chamber for focusing high-intensity heat in said chamber on refuse on said upper portion of said conveyor belt; protective pane means supported on said housing between said infrared heat lamps and said combustion chamber, said pane means being transparent to infrared rays for permitting maximum heat transmission to said refuse while protecting said lamps from moisture and dirt in said combustion chamber; a combustion gas recirculating conduit connected from said stack to the inlet end of said housing into said combustion chamber for recirculating combustion gases from said stack into said chamber along said upper conveyor belt portion to provide a portion of the heat required for burning said refuse on said conveyor belt; heat sensing and control means for controlling the temperature of said recirculating combustion gases introduced into said inlet end of said combustion chamber and the intensity of said infrared lamps; and refuse supply means connected with said housing for introducing refuse into said combustion chamber at the inlet end thereof on said upper portion of said conveyor belt; infrared lamp means connected with said refuse supply means for supplying intense heat to said refuse moving through said supply means for breaking up said refuse into smaller particles for maximum exposure to heat in said combustion chamber on said conveyor belt.
15. An incinerator in accordance with claim 14 wherein said infrared heat lamp on said housing are adapted to supply infrared heat to refuse on said upper portion of said conveyor belt at a temperature in the range of 1,200* to 1,500* F., and said infrared lamp means on said supply means is adapted to supply infrared heat to refuse moving through said supply means at a temperature within the range of about 2,000* to 2,500* F. for breaking up said refuse.
16. An incinerator in accordance with claim 15 including a gas scrubber system connected with said combustion gas stack for treating combustion gases and discharge of said gases to the atmosphere, and ash removal and storage means connected with said housing at the discharge end of said combustion chamber and said conveyor belt.
17. An incinerator in accordance with claim 15 including a fresh-air combustion supporting system having a supply duct connected from blower means to one side of said infrared lamp units and a discharge duct connected from the other side of said infrared lamp units to the inlet end of said combustion chamber for cooling said lamp units and supplying heated combustion-supporting air to said combustion chamber.
18. An incinerator in accordance with claim 17 including heat sensing means connected in said stack for sensing the temperature at the discharge end of said combustion chamber, a tempering air inlet valve connected into said combustion gas recirculating conduit, and means for controlling the intensity of said lamp units and said tempering valve for maintaining a predetermined temperature in said combustion chamber along said conveyor belt.
19. A method of incineration of refuse comprising the steps of: supporting a charge of refuse in a combustion chamber; applying infrared heat to said refuse until all the moisture in said refuse is driven off and all combustible matter in said refuse is incinerated; and recirculating combustion gases generated by incineration of said combustible portion of said refuse to said combustion chamber for supplying heat for supplementing said infrared heat for incinerating said refuse.
20. A method of incinerating refuse in accordance with claim 19 including the step of flowing air over the source of said infrared heat for cooling said source and thereafter directing said air into said combustion chamber to provide combustion supporting air for incineration of said refuse in said chamber.
21. A method of incinerating refuse in accordance with claim 20 including the step of breaking up said refuse preliminary to introduction into said combustion chamber to improve the efficiency of combustion therein including applying intense heat to said refuse from an infrared heat source before said refuse is introduced into said combustion chamber.
22. A method of continuous incineration of refuse comprising the steps of: heating said refuse by intense application of infrared rays from an infrared heat source to a temperature in the range of about 2,500* F. for breaking said refuse into smaller particle sizes for improved combustion; introducing said refuse into a combustion chamber; moving said refuse along said combustion chamber from an inlet end to an outlet end thereof; applying heat to said refuse from an infrared heat source to maintain the temperature of said refuse within the range of about 1,200* to 1, 500* F. as said refuse moves through said combustion chamber for driving moisture from said refuse and for incinerating combustible portions of said refuse; recirculating combustion gases generated by incineration of the said refuse in said combustion chamber from the discharge end of said combustion chamber back into the inlet end of said chamber along the line of the direction of movement of said refuse in said chamber for supplying a portion of the heat for combustion of said refuse; controlling the temperature in said combustion chamber at the discharge end thereof at a level of about 1,500* F. by controlling the admission of tempering air and the rate of flow of said recirculating combustion gases upstream from said inlet end of said combustion chamber; and discharging ash residue and combustion gases from said discharge end of said combustion chamber.
23. The method of claim 22 including the steps of flowing air over said infrared heat source for said combustion chamber for cooling said heat source, and directing said air from said heat source into said inlet end of said combustion chamber along the line of direction of movement of said refuse in said chamber to aid in supporting combustion in said chamber and to supply heat to said chamber for said combustion.
24. The method of claim 23 including the steps of discharging combustion gases from said discharge end of said combustion chamber into gas scrubbing means for cooling said gases and discharging said cooled gases to the atmosphere while removing entrained solid particles from said combustion gases, and discharging ash residue of said incinerated refuse from said discharge end of said chamber into ash handling means.
25. The method of claim 22 including the step of maintaining the pressure within said combustion chamber at a value less than the ambient pressure to prevent escape of noxious odors during the incineration of said refuse within said chamber.
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