Reconstruction and use of battery cyclones

Nazarov, V D; Zabrodnii, I V; Kolomoiskii, V G; Dodik, G A; Afanas'ev, O K; Gusarov, N I; Strakhov, A B

Title: Reconstruction and use of battery cyclones

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The authors discuss a sinter plant where reliable and stable operation of its modernized cyclones has made it possible to improve the performance of the gas-cleaning system as a whole, while increasing the life of the exhauster rotors to one year and improving the performance indices of the sintering machines. The battery cyclones were modernized by replacing the existing elements with consolidated cyclone elements and the elements were provided with four-pipe semihelical swirlers. The elements were made of ordinary steel pipes 530 and 273 mm in diameter. During manufacture and installation of the cyclone elements, special attention was given to the coaxiality of the housings and the outlet pipes of the elements, the hermeticity and density of the welds, the dimensional accuracy of the elements, the perpendicularity of the bearing flange and outlet-pipe axis, and the finish of the inside surfaces of the cyclone elements.

Authors:: Nazarov, V D; Zabrodnii, I V; Kolomoiskii, V G; Dodik, G A; Afanas'ev, O K; Gusarov, N I; Strakhov, A B

Publication Date:: Tue Mar 01 00:00:00 EST 1988

OSTI Identifier:: 5945585

Resource Type:: Journal Article

Journal Name:: Metallurgist (Engl. Transl.); (United States)

Additional Journal Information:: Journal Volume: 31:7-8; Other Information: Translated from Metallurgy; 31: No. 7, 16-17(Jul 1987)

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: 42 ENGINEERING; 36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; 54 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES; CYCLONE SEPARATORS; PERFORMANCE; INDUSTRIAL PLANTS; AIR POLLUTION ABATEMENT; POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT; RETROFITTING; ABRASION; AERODYNAMICS; DUSTS; GASEOUS WASTES; INDUSTRIAL WASTES; MODIFICATIONS; PERFORMANCE TESTING; SCRUBBERS; SERVICE LIFE; SINTERING; WEAR; CONCENTRATORS; EQUIPMENT; FABRICATION; FLUID MECHANICS; INERTIAL SEPARATORS; MECHANICS; POLLUTION ABATEMENT; SEPARATION EQUIPMENT; TESTING; WASTES; 424000* - Engineering- Pollution Control Equipment- (1980-1989); 360101 - Metals & Alloys- Preparation & Fabrication; 500200 - Environment, Atmospheric- Chemicals Monitoring & Transport- (-1989)

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                    Nazarov, V D, Zabrodnii, I V, Kolomoiskii, V G, Dodik, G A, Afanas'ev, O K, Gusarov, N I, and Strakhov, A B. Reconstruction and use of battery cyclones.  United States: N. p., 1988. 
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                    Nazarov, V D, Zabrodnii, I V, Kolomoiskii, V G, Dodik, G A, Afanas'ev, O K, Gusarov, N I, & Strakhov, A B. Reconstruction and use of battery cyclones.  United States.

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                    Nazarov, V D, Zabrodnii, I V, Kolomoiskii, V G, Dodik, G A, Afanas'ev, O K, Gusarov, N I, and Strakhov, A B. 1988.  
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  title        = {Reconstruction and use of battery cyclones},

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  abstractNote = {The authors discuss a sinter plant where reliable and stable operation of its modernized cyclones has made it possible to improve the performance of the gas-cleaning system as a whole, while increasing the life of the exhauster rotors to one year and improving the performance indices of the sintering machines. The battery cyclones were modernized by replacing the existing elements with consolidated cyclone elements and the elements were provided with four-pipe semihelical swirlers. The elements were made of ordinary steel pipes 530 and 273 mm in diameter. During manufacture and installation of the cyclone elements, special attention was given to the coaxiality of the housings and the outlet pipes of the elements, the hermeticity and density of the welds, the dimensional accuracy of the elements, the perpendicularity of the bearing flange and outlet-pipe axis, and the finish of the inside surfaces of the cyclone elements.},

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