Hydraulic grate firing plant
Nominal power of the boiler: from 300 kW to 20.000 kW
The hydraulic grate firing plants are suitable for following fuel-types:
Fuel division hydraulic grate firing plants
System of firewood feeding and
loading
Fuel can be discharged from
- square and rectangular hoppers (tip down bunker).
The reciprocating grate combustion
system
Hydraulic reciprocating grate especially was developed for wet and dirty
biogenous fuels
of low calorific value.
Depending on the kind of fuel and local conditions material is fed to the
furnace by means of
worm conveyors or hydraulic feed systems.
The grate-steps moved separately and water-cooled hydraulic staircase
grate
enable an optimal combustion or combustion process particularly with
dry and especially
wet material.
By the full automatic embers bed regulation fuel is always spread over
water cooled grate.
So optimal effect will be obtained due to the special
geometry of fireroom.

View into a fireroom of a hydraulic
reciprocating plant.
The grate is divided into three combustion areas drying partially combustion
material in the first zone. Supported by the geometry of fireroom the degassing
of fuel takes place. In the third and last zone fuel fed is completely combusted
(burn out and ash removal).
Several frequency controlled fans feeding combustion air especially
coordinated for the
respective zones enable complete combustion mixing
combustion air with oxygen. Necessary
quantity in different combustion-zones
is calculated by the control (output power control system).

Fans feeding combustion air
As a sign for permanent innovative research a calorifier of the initial
heating of
fuel and drying was installed for further improvement of
efficiency run with unused
heat of exhaust gases.
At the end of the grate the ash that arises at combustion will be transported
to an
ash-container via dropping or transported into a standard container via
automatic
ash removal systems. The ash that falls through due to the
movements of the grates
will automatically be removed out of the zones
below.
The combustion-gases are burned completely due to stepped combustion and
permanent control of the remaining value of oxygen and conducted into the heat
exchanger situated
there.
Heat exchanger
Transmission of energy of hot waste gases into the system for use of heat is
carried out
with the heat exchanger, which shows utmost comfort for
operating at cleaning and
maintenance.

Automatic pressure air cleaning unit for
boiler tubes
The following media for heat carrier can be used for it:
- warm water up to 95ºC
- hot water up to 120ºC
- hot water more than 120ºC
- thermo oil up to 300ºC
- low pressure steam up to 1 bar
- steam up to 36 bar
- hot steam up to 450ºC
Flue gas dedusting
In principle flue gas dedusting is carried out by an attached multi-cyclone
for trapping
of flying ash. A lower residual content of dust is required by
legislation for bigger plants.
For keeping this level there will be used
systems like
- electrostatic filter
- tissue filter
- condensation plant
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| multi-cyclone |
ectrostatic filter |
For holding up the degree of effectiveness in each point of operation a part
of flue gas
is resupplied to the heating through flue gas recycling.
The rest of the cleaned waste gases is conducted through exhaust gas fans to
chimney
plant.
Computer-controlled regulation
Full-automatic control and regulation of the complete firing plant on biomass
is
carried out from a SPS (programmable memory-control).
Influence of oxygen, furnace temperature, flue gas recycling, flue gas
temperature,
temperature of combustion air, quantity of material, humidity of
material, flow pipe
and return pipe temperature and consumption of individual
consumers (net) can be
projected in full-automatical control and regulation
of SPS and further processed
into instruction signals by an integrated
oxygen and capacity regulation.
Heating operation works full automatically, from supplying of biomass,
control
and regulation of combustion up to control of the pumps.
On request all these parameters can be processed with a process-visualisation
and
saved in single figures or comprehensive diagrams and statistics.
The components of the plant recorded schematic and saved thus enabling us to
have a summary of the status and the functions of single parts of the plant and
of the complete
plant in a simple and clear manner. Each little difference
to the predefined parameters are
displayed and automatically led back into
the set condition.
Because of this kind of visualisation it is not only possible recording on
the monitor
or memory but also with a PC and a modem it is possible to see a
change and differences
in the set point of all parameters anytime.