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Sootblower Solutionsby

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Agenda

Sootblower application area

Water lance blowers Water lance blowers

Sootblowers

Wall blowers

Long retractable sootblowers

Axial sootblowers

Rotating element sootblowers

Helical sootblowers

Oscillating sootblowers

Rake sootblowers

RX-SMART Helix technologygy

Important Clyde Bergemann design features

O t b fit

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Operator benefits

Clyde Bergemann Sootblowers: Applicationspp

power generation boilers power generation boilers

regenerative gas/air heaters

petrochemical fired heaters and boilers

pulp mill recovery boilers pulp mill recovery boilers

waste-to-energy plants

industrial boilers

marine boilers marine boilers

DeNOx and DeSOx installations

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The cleaning systems at a glance

ECO Helical Sootblowers Rotating Element

Sootblowers

Superheater/Re-Heater Long Retractable

SootblowersO ill ti OscillatingSootblowers Axial SootblowersHelical SootblowersSMART Helix

Air heater/Gas heater Rake Sootblowers JetblowerSMART Helix Jetblower

Rake S tbl

DeNOx

Furnace

Sootblowers

Wall DeslaggerWater Cannon

DeSOx

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Helical Sootblower

Sootblower Solutions – Travel

Travel in Meter

18151413121110987654320 16 1710,5 19 20

V92

PK Single Rack

PS Single Rack

RL Double Rack

RK Double Rack

Travel (preferred) Tra el (possible)

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Travel (preferred) Travel (possible)

Water Lance Blowers

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SMART CANNON™ WLB-CB100

SMART CANNON TM

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Operation principle

A high pressure water jet cleans the oppositecleans the opposite furnace wall, following a pre-programmed patternpre programmed pattern

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SMART CANNON™ complete system

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WLB CB 100

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WLB CB100 – Wall Box

Ball and socket j i tjoint

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Wall Blowers

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Wall Blowers

Wall Blower F 149Blowing medium: Water

Wall Blower V92EBlowing medium: Steam or Air

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Wall Deslagger: principle of function

Blowing medium: steam/air or water

No le head ith t o opposite high Nozzle head with two opposite high-performance nozzles is helically moved into the boiler

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V 92 E – Furnace Wall Sootblower

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F 149–Water Blowing Wall Sootblower

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Wall deslagger - Characteristics & Operating Sequence

Blowing Characteristics

Blowing arc - 30° to 360°

Blowing medium – Steam, Air

Nozzle head helically moves into the boiler.

Blowing process begins as soon as thenozzle head reaches the blowing positionnozzle head reaches the blowing position.

During the process, the tube wall is cleanedin circular form.

On reaching the front end position, thedirection of movement changes and thenozzle head returns to its starting positionnozzle head returns to its starting position.

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Long Retractable Sootblowers

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Long Retractable Sootblower

Type PS-SL/PK-SLBlowing medium: Air or Steam

Type RK-SL / RL-SLBlowing medium: Air or Steam

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completely retractable lance

PK/PS/RK/RL -SL Operating Principle

Blowing Characteristics:

Blowing medium – Steam, Air

The lance with two opposite, high-performance nozzles helically moves intothe flue gas passthe flue gas pass.

The blowing process may begin as soon asthe two nozzles have passed through theboiler wall.

During the blowing process the lance tubecontinues to move helically into the flue gascontinues to move helically into the flue gaspass.

On reaching the front-side end position theg pdirection of movement changes and thelance tube returns to its starting position.

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Long Retractable Sootblower PS-SL/RK-SL/RL-SL

Back supportCovering

Feed tube

Back support

Terminal boxFront support

Track beam

Limit switch

Lance tube supportLance tube

Chain drive for lance

Rack

With nozzle head rotation Blower carriage

Motor

Blower valve

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PS-SL – Long Retractable Sootblower

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RK-SL – Long Retractable Sootblower

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RL-SL – Long Retractable Sootblower

Long Retractable Blower

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Helical Sootblowers

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Helical Sootblowers

Type PK-SB/PS-SB / RK-SBBlowing medium: Air or Steamg

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PK/PS/RK -SB Operating Principle

Blowing Characteristics:

Blowing medium – Steam, Airg ,

The steam tubes comprise of the feed tube, the lancetube and the blowing tube.

The blowing tube

remains in the boiler even when the sootblower is notin operationin operation.

is equipped with high-performance nozzles over itswhole length and is movably supported in the flue gas

b b ipass by bearings.

continues to move helically into the flue gas passduring the blowing process.

on reaching the front-side end position, changes itsdirection of movement and returns to its startingposition.

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Oscillating Sootblowers

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Oscillating Sootblower

Type PS-PB / RK-PBBlowing medium: Air or Steam

Type PS-PL / RK-PLBlowing medium: Air or Steam

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PS/RK -PB Operating Principle

Blowing Characteristics:

Blowing medium – Steam, Airg ,

The steam tubes comprise of the feed tube, the lancetube and the blowing tube.

The blowing tube

remains in the boiler even when the sootblower is notin operationin operation.

is equipped with high-performance nozzles over itswhole length and is movably supported in the flue gas

b b ipass by bearings.

continues to move helically into the flue gas passduring the blowing process.

on reaching the front-side end position, changes itsdirection of movement and returns to its startingposition.

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PS/RK -PL Operating Principle

Blowing Characteristics:

Blowing medium – Steam, Air

The lance with two opposite, high-performance nozzles helically moves intothe flue gas passthe flue gas pass.

The blowing process may begin as soon asthe two nozzles have passed through theboiler wall.

During the blowing process the lance tubecontinues to move in an oscillating motioncontinues to move in an oscillating motioninto the flue gas pass.

On reaching the front-side end position theg pdirection of movement changes and thelance tube returns to its starting position.

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Axial Sootblowers

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Axial SootblowerType PS-ALBlowing medium: Air or Steam

Type RK-ALBlowing medium: Air or Steam

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PS/RK -AL Operating Principle

Blowing Characteristics:

Blowing medium – Steam, Air

The lance with two opposite, high-performance nozzles helically moves intothe flue gas passthe flue gas pass.

The blowing process may begin as soon asthe two nozzles have passed through theboiler wall.

During the blowing process the lance tubecontinues to move axially into the flue gascontinues to move axially into the flue gaspass.

On reaching the front-side end position theg pdirection of movement changes and thelance tube returns to its starting position.

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Rotating Element Sootblower

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Rotating Element Sootblower

Rotating Element Sootblower

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Rotating element Sootblower D92

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D92 Operating Principle

Blowing Characteristics:

Blowing medium – Steam, Airg ,

The steam tubes comprise of the feed/lance tube andthe blowing tube.

The blowing tube

remains in the boiler even when the sootblower is notin operationin operation.

is equipped with high-performance nozzles over itswhole length and rotates in the flue gas pass.

During the blowing process the blowing tube performsone rotation.

A special control of the valve also enables cleaning of A special control of the valve also enables cleaning ofspecific segments.

The blowing process ends when the necessarynumber of rotations have been performed

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number of rotations have been performed

Rake Sootblowers

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Rake Sootblower

Type PK-AT/PS-AT / RK AT Blowing medium: Air or SteamOption: additional lance for water washingp g

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Rake Sootblower

Airheater

Heating Surface Bundles

Heating SurfaceBundles

Type PK-AT/PS-AT / RK-AT

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PK-AT/PS/RK -AT Operating Principle

Blowing Characteristics:

Blowing medium – Steam, Air

The steam tubes comprise of the feed tube,the lance tube, the blowing tube and therakerake.

The blowing tube and rake

remain in the boiler even when the remain in the boiler even when thesootblower is not in operation.

is equipped with high-performance nozzlesit h l l th d i blover its whole length and is movably

supported in the flue gas pass by bearings.

continues to move axially into the flue gaspass during the blowing process.

on reaching the front-side end position,changes its direction of movement and

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greturns to its starting position.

RX SMART Helix technology

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SMART Helix Nomenclature

SMART Helix Technology

Steam WaterSteam

RX SMART Helix

Water

RX SMART Helix WRX-SMART Helix RX-SMART Helix-W

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Smart Helix technology

Deposit build-up Increases towards the centre of boiler moderate

light

Depending on fuel mixture and firing mode

Is influenced by factors which are frequently

heavy

moderate

changing

Solution is the RX-SMART Helix technology

Enhancement of the conventional longEnhancement of the conventional long retractable sootblowers

Variable insertion/retraction speed

Dynamic helix

Dynamic lance rotation

Flexible blowing pressure

Flexible adjustment of cleaning intensity according slagging situation

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SOLUTION: SMART HELIX

SMART HELIX is a long retractable sootblower where cleaning parameters can be adjusted to Axial motordifferent cleaning needs.

This zone-based approach ensures you to have the right tool for specific super-heater requirementsg p p q

Dual-motor design allows independent and variable axial and rotational speeds

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Rotational motor

RX-SMART Helix-W

Waste incinerators

3

Biomass boilers

12

3 Refuse Derived Fuels (RDF) boilers 1

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Deposit hardness

Deposit hardness

Normal High

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Cleaning devices (2)

A real example

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Water sootblower RX-SMART Helix-W:

Two motors (Axial and Rotation)

- axial velocity: free adjustable

- rotational velocity: free adjustable

Go-Stop-Clean-Go mode or dynamic helix

Water blowing: interruptible and free adjustable flow

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RX-SMART Helix-W components Modules include

RX-SMART Helix-W Sootblower

Pump module

Water inlet module

Water outlet module

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Important Clyde Bergemann Design Features

Recommended Design Principles for Steam Feeding System

Quality of Steam

Advanced Valve Design

Droop Correction

Multi-Blowing Patterng

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Recommended Design Principles for SteamFeeding Systems

Piping Arrangement:

Inclination of proper draining.

Avoid “Christmas Tree” piping layout.

Ensure proper thermal insulation of thepipeworks.

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Recommended Design Principles for SteamFeeding Systems

Piping Arrangement:

Inclination of proper draining.

Avoid “Christmas Tree” piping layout.

Ensure proper thermal insulation of thepipeworks.

Pre-heating Control:g

Draining temperature controlled, not time controlled.

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Recommended Design Principles for SteamFeeding Systems

Piping Arrangement:

Inclination of proper draining.

Avoid “Christmas Tree” piping layout.

Ensure proper thermal insulation of thepipeworks.

Pre-heating Control:g

Draining temperature controlled, not time controlled.

Cleaning Sequence:

Start with Sootblower nearest to the drainstationstation.

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Recommended Design Principles for SteamFeeding Systems

Piping Arrangement:

Inclination of proper draining.

Avoid “Christmas Tree” piping layout.

Ensure proper thermal insulation of thepipeworks.

Pre-heating Control:g

Draining temperature controlled, not time controlled.

Cleaning Sequence:

Start with Sootblower nearest to the drainstationstation.

Short Connecting Pipe:

Secure complete pre-heating; avoid

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p p g;“cold” pipe part.

Recommended Design Principles for SteamFeeding Systems

Piping Arrangement:

Inclination of proper draining.

Avoid “Christmas Tree” piping layout.

Ensure proper thermal insulation of thepipeworks.

Pre-heating Control:g

Draining temperature controlled, not time controlled.

Cleaning Sequence:

Start with Sootblower nearest to the drainstationstation.

Short Connecting Pipe:

Secure complete pre-heating; avoid

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p p g;“cold” pipe part.

Quality of Steam

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Quality of Steam

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High Performance Sootblower Valve

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Droop Correction*

The nozzle head is guided along the optimum sootblower center line eitheroptimum sootblower center line either through

droop correction on the track beam

droop correction at the front plate

Results:

„Fish Belly“ construction

Distance “a” between nozzle and heat exchanger surface remains fairly constant, thus leads to reduced erosion of the heating gsurfaces.

Droop correction through adjustment on the track beam

Vertical slots to adjust the

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*Patentee: Clyde Bergemann

Droop correction through adjustment at the front plate

front plate (not shown in fig.)

Multi Blowing Pattern*

The nozzle head is in its reverse position and is programmed to turn to a certain degreescertain degrees.

The steam jet continuously cleans different areas of heating surfaces

Results: Results:

Constant and complete cleaning.

Smooth and balanced cleaning – erosion impact to the heating surfaces is

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Smooth and balanced cleaning erosion impact to the heating surfaces is reduced. *Patentee: Clyde Bergemann

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Operator benefits : Efficiency & Availability

Sootblowing

maintains balanced heat transfer in the boiler as close as possible to design parameters

maximises thermal efficiency and reduces gas exit temperatures

prevents fouling in the super heater area prevents fouling in the super heater area

prevents blockage in air heater

prevents blockage in economiser prevents blockage in economiser

avoids unplanned outages and loss of production

Clyde Bergemann sootblowers are reliable and simple to Clyde Bergemann sootblowers are reliable and simple to maintain

Clyde Bergemann designs optimise cleaning effect and

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y g g p gminimise consumption of steam, water and air

The cleaning systems at a glance

ECO Helical Sootblowers Rotating Element

Sootblowers

Superheater/Re-Heater Long Retractable

SootblowersO ill ti

Automation SMART CONTROLTM

Remote Control

Optimisation OscillatingSootblowers Axial Sootblowers Jetblower Helical Sootblowers

Air heater/Gas heater Rake Sootblowers Jetblower

Optimisation Smart Clean ISB

PlatformTM

Helical Sootblowers SMART Helix

Jetblower

Rake S tbl

DeNOx

Furnace

Sootblowers

Wall DeslaggerWater Cannon

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