Showing papers on "Gas heater published in 1974"
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31 Jul 1974
TL;DR: In this article, a heater includes coaxially arranged an external heat radiating shell, a central gas fuel tube and an intermediate perforated air conducting tube, from inside of which air flows into a combustion chamber.
Abstract: A heater includes coaxially arranged an external heat radiating shell, a central gas fuel tube and an intermediate perforated air conducting tube, from inside of which air flows into a combustion chamber. A tubular partition is provided with the space in between the air conducting tube and the central gas fuel tube, whereby the initial air flow blowing around and lengthwise of the gas fuel tube is to be turned near the end of this tube to pass to the perforated walls of the air conducting tube.
15 citations
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24 Jul 1974
TL;DR: In this article, the charge in a dry crushing, grinding, or milling plant is maintained constant by an electrical control system, where one supply flow is controlled so that supply and discharge flows are balanced but is modified when necessary to restore the degree of filling of the plant to a desired level.
Abstract: 1361418 Controlling mills KONINKLIJKE NEDERLANDSCHE HOOGOVENS EN STAALFABRIEKEN NV 11 Oct 1971 [12 Oct 1970] 47295/71 Heading B2A [Also in Division G3] The charge in a dry crushing, grinding or milling plant is maintained constant by an electrical control system. Material is passed into and out of the plant in continuous supply and discharge flows, one supply flow being controlled by a signal dependent on 1 the difference between measured values of supply and discharge flows and 2 the value of sound volume produced by the plant. Thus the supply flow is controlled so that supply and discharge flows are balanced but is modified when necessary to restore the degree of filling of the plant to a desired level. The raw material feed to the mill is measured by a weighbelt 36 and a first signal derived. This is delayed by a time t, corresponding to the time the material takes to pass from the weighbelt to the mill inlet. A second signal is derived from a system 10 which measures the mass per unit time of coarse material flowing at 9, from a cyclone 8, which is recycled back to the input of the mill and thus forms part of the total input. The first and second signals are added and the sum is delayed by a period t 2 corresponding to the time the material takes to pass through the mill 1. This combined delayed signal represents the mass of the delivered flow at the moment of discharge. This is compared with the actual discharge flow 5 by measuring the power used by a driving motor 14 of an elevator 4 and deriving therefrom a third signal which is compared with the combined delayed signal in a device C 1 whose output signal is used to control the motor 13 driving a belt feeder 3. A microphone 15 which responds to noise in the mill, is used to derive a signal which controls a device C 2 which in turn controls the adjustment of the device C 1 by determining its zero point and thus the charge in the mill. The mill system also monitors at 24 and 27 gas pressure upstream and downstream of the mill. The monitored gas pressure at 24 is used to control a cooling air valve 21, and the gas pressure at 27 similarly controls a motor 35 for a valve 34 in the outlet stack. The outlet gas temperature is monitored at 32 and used to control a fuel-supply-valve motor 19 for a drying gas heater 16. In operation of the plant material from a hopper 2 is fed to the mill 1 with hot gas from the heater 16, ground material being fed by the elevator 4 to a second elevator 6 and a cyclone 8. The fines at 11 constitute the product. The coarse faction is recycled at 9. The hot gas is separated at 28 from the coarse fractions which are returned at 26 to the elevator 4. The separated gas is further filtered in an electro-precipitator 29 and the dust is added to the product. The filtered gas is withdrawn by a fan 33 and discharged up the stack.
2 citations
TL;DR: In this paper, an experimental study was made of the distribution of temperatures and heat fluxes in the wall of the outer electrode of an electric arc gas heater with coaxially located electrodes, and the results showed that the outer electrodes of the heater were relatively warm.
Abstract: An experimental study is made of the distribution of temperatures and heat fluxes in the wall of the outer electrode of an electric arc gas heater with coaxially located electrodes.
1 citations
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05 Feb 1974
TL;DR: In this paper, the throttle valve increases the flow section of the intake duct so that the gas, partly stripped of its oxygen by the lower heater, enters the higher heater in greater volume to provide an amount of oxygen approximately independent of the number of operating heaters.
Abstract: A gas fired heating installation in which several gas heater assemblies communicate with a common flue on different levels for drawing air of combustion from the flue and discharging combustion gases into the flue is equipped with a thermostatically controlled throttling valve in the intake duct of each heater assembly. As the temperature of the gas entering the assembly rises because of operation of a heater on a lower level, the throttle valve increases the flow section of the intake duct so that the gas, partly stripped of its oxygen by the lower heater, enters the higher heater in greater volume to provide an amount of oxygen approximately independent of the number of operating heaters.