Plasma Ignition System for Coal-Fired Boilers
This plasma ignition system is designed for pulverized-coal fired boilers. It ignites pulverized coal directly using a plasma torch, enhancing combustion stability and efficiency.
Technical Specifications
Overview
Plasma Ignition Technology
The plasma ignition system is a highly efficient solution designed to replace fuel oil during the start-up, shutdown, and low-load combustion stabilization of pulverized coal-fired boilers. By substituting oil with coal, this technology significantly reduces operational costs and fuel consumption in power plants. The system is engineered for reliability, ensuring consistent combustion stability and performance in diverse industrial power generation applications.
Technical Specifications
Core Components
- Plasma torch
- Plasmatron
- Rectifier cabinet
- Control system
- Video camera for flame monitoring
- Thermocouple for temperature measurement
Required Inputs
- Air and primary air mixture
- Compressed air
- Direct cooling water
- Return cooling water
- Rectifier Cabinet Power
- 200 kV
Compliance & Awards
Certifications & Standards
CE CertificationDL/T1127-2010 Power Industry Standard
Patents Held
118 count
Total Patents Applied
41 count
Authorized Patents
11 count
Invention Patents
- Industry Recognition
- Golden Prize for Inventions (State Intellectual Property Office and WIPO, 2008)
