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EP1511898A1 - Laveur par diffusion destine a de la pate de cellulose - Google Patents

Laveur par diffusion destine a de la pate de cellulose

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EP1511898A1
EP1511898A1 EP03721224A EP03721224A EP1511898A1 EP 1511898 A1 EP1511898 A1 EP 1511898A1 EP 03721224 A EP03721224 A EP 03721224A EP 03721224 A EP03721224 A EP 03721224A EP 1511898 A1 EP1511898 A1 EP 1511898A1
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strainer
tube
package
extraction
accordance
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Vidar Snekkenes
Bror Ek
Lennart Gustavsson
Lars Landmark
Lennart Jonsson
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Metso Fiber Karlstad AB
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Kvaerner Pulping AB
Kvaerner Pulping Technologies AB
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D21—PAPER-MAKING; PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE
    • D21C—PRODUCTION OF CELLULOSE BY REMOVING NON-CELLULOSE SUBSTANCES FROM CELLULOSE-CONTAINING MATERIALS; REGENERATION OF PULPING LIQUORS; APPARATUS THEREFOR
    • D21C9/00—After-treatment of cellulose pulp, e.g. of wood pulp, or cotton linters ; Treatment of dilute or dewatered pulp or process improvement taking place after obtaining the raw cellulosic material and not provided for elsewhere
    • D21C9/02—Washing ; Displacing cooking or pulp-treating liquors contained in the pulp by fluids, e.g. wash water or other pulp-treating agents
    • D21C9/04—Washing ; Displacing cooking or pulp-treating liquors contained in the pulp by fluids, e.g. wash water or other pulp-treating agents in diffusers ; Washing of pulp of fluid consistency without substantially thickening

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  • the present invention concerns a device for washing of cellulose pulps by diffusion in accordance with the preamble to claim 1.
  • SE,C, 502274 proposes a diffuser of a type wherein the present invention is applied.
  • the diffuser is used for washing of cellulose pulps by diffusion, a so-called atmospheric diffuser.
  • the cellulose pulp is fed into the base, passing two sets, one upper and one lower, of concentrically arranged strainer packages from which the washing filtrate is extracted.
  • the strainer packages move at the pulp flow speed upwards during extraction of washing filtrate, and, when they reach an upper position, the washing filtrate extraction is interrupted, and the strainer packages are rapidly pulled down to a starting position. During the pulling-down movement, the strainer packages are back-rinsed to clean the strainers free from fibre residues.
  • New washing liquor is supplied to the pulp through nozzles that project downwards between the strainer packages, the nozzles being arranged on nozzle arms set in rotation about the vertical central axis of the diffuser.
  • SE,C, 502274 uses two strainer packages arranged on an intermediate strainer arm. Double strainer packages are used when more intense washing is required.
  • the main purpose of the invention is to improve degassing of strainer packages in diffusers, chiefly diffusers with underlying extraction ducts (headers), where accumulated gas in the strainer package is discharged to a position in the diffuser with lower pressure.
  • This technique allows better and more effective degassing, since degassing need not occur against a space with higher pressure.
  • Another purpose is to discharge accumulated gases in the strainer package at some distance from the effective strainer surface so that expelled gas bubbles are not at risk of being drawn back into the strainer when the extraction sequence of washing filtrate is renewed.
  • Yet another purpose is to make back rinsing of the strainers more efficient so that no gas cushion is retained in the internal space of the strainer in proximity of the strainer surfaces.
  • the space inside the strainers can be 100% pressurised with back-rinsing liquor (chiefly in the form of used washing filtrate).
  • back-rinsing liquor chiefly in the form of used washing filtrate.
  • FIG. 1 schematically shows a conventional atmospheric diffuser with one washing stage
  • Fig. 2 shows a washing stage with atmospheric diffuser arranged after a chlorine dioxide addition, where the subsequent diffuser is used as a reaction stage, a so-called D-stage;
  • FIG. 3 schematically shows how the strainer package for the atmospheric diffuser has been modified in accordance with the invention
  • Fig. 4 shows the strainer in detail with one exhaust air tube in accordance with the invention
  • Fig. 5a shows a first version of the exhaust air tube viewed along section V-V in Fig. 4;
  • Fig. 5b shows a second version of the exhaust air tube viewed along section V-V in Fig. 4;
  • Fig. 6 shows an advantageous detailed configuration of the upper outlet of the exhaust air tube
  • Fig. 7 shows an alternative ventilation design in accordance with the invention
  • Fig. 8 shows Fig. 7, viewed in the opposite direction, in more detail.
  • Fig. 1 shows atmospheric diffuser 1 used for washing of cellulose pulp by diffusion.
  • the diffuser incorporates a cylindrical, vertical container 23 to which the pulp is continuously fed through inlet P
  • rotary delivery scraper 12 arranged uppermost in the container is rotary delivery scraper 12 driven via motor and gearbox 18.
  • Scraper 12 engages with the upper surface of the pulp bed and scrapes out the pulp towards the container periphery, where the pulp flows over and finally reaches outlet POUT via an annular duct running around the container periphery.
  • the pulp is arranged to pass at least one strainer package 15 consisting of a number of concentrically arranged cylindrical extraction strainers from which washing filtrate is extracted via extraction ducts, here via strainer arms 16 and washing filtrate outlet WF.
  • Each extraction strainer consists of a thin-walled sleeve-like strainer plate with strainer plates on both the inside and outside.
  • a collection duct 22 Arranged under each strainer is a collection duct 22, called a header, which collects all the filtrate from the strainers and further guides extracted filtrate out to strainer arm 16 for further delivery to outlet WF.
  • Washing liquor WL is supplied through liquor distributor 10, nozzle arms 20, and vertical washing nozzles 21 , the washing nozzles being arranged between each strainer package 15. Washing nozzles 21 extend downwards between the space formed between two extraction strainers from nozzle arms 20, whereby the washing liquor can be supplied to the pulp through the nozzle and be compressed/extracted against strainer surfaces on the radially outside and radially inside strainer surface of each strainer. Nozzle arms 20 with washing nozzles 21 arranged thereon are rotated by motor/gearbox 18 about the vertical axis of the container so that new washing liquor is supplied to the pulp between two concentric strainers.
  • strainer package 15 moves upwards with the pulp flow, this movement being imparted to strainer package 15 via hydraulic cylinder 14, which is securely retained in support 13 in the container and which affects strainer arm 16.
  • hydraulic cylinder 14 which is securely retained in support 13 in the container and which affects strainer arm 16.
  • extraction of washing filtrate is shut off, and the strainer package is pulled rapidly downwards to the initial position for a renewed washing stroke.
  • the outlet duct of the washing filtrate is connected to pressure equalisation tank 17 to ensure that appropriate depressurisation of the strainers is established.
  • Fig. 3 shows the invention in an enlarged illustration of strainer package 15.
  • Seen here are concentric strainers 15a-15g, seven in number, fitted on strainer arm 16, which supports the complete strainer package.
  • a collection duct (header) 22a-22g Connected under each strainer is a collection duct (header) 22a-22g, which collects all the filtrate from each strainer and which guides the extracted filtrate further out to strainer arm 16 for further delivery to outlet WF.
  • each strainer package is provided with exhaust air duct 30 connected to the highest point of the strainer package, which, via at least one vertically directed tube, discharges at distance H above the highest point of the strainer package.
  • Fig. 4 shows exhaust air duct 30 in the form of a tube connected to the highest point (roof) 15 ⁇ of the strainer.
  • Strainer 15 is seen here with its radially inward directed strainer surface 15 1 (which is concave about the vertical central axis of the container) and radially outward directed strainer surface 15" (which is convex about the vertical central axis of the container). Used washing liquor is guided towards each strainer surface and inside the internal extraction space of the strainer, as indicated by flow arrows, the extraction space being divided by partition wall 15 w .
  • partition wall 15 w In the strainer roof, there is at least one borehole 15 B from each extraction space on both sides of partition wall 15 w and up to exhaust air tube 30.
  • Borehole 15 B should appropriately be kept as small as possible while still allowing safe discharge of gas. During back rinsing, hole 15 B should throttle the flow of back-rinsing liquor so that the liquor does not flow unobstructed up into the exhaust air tube. A suitable borehole diameter should therefore lie between 1.5-3 mm, preferably 2 mm.
  • Exhaust air tube 30 here has an upper outlet, which discharges into the pulp bed via strainer mesh 31 , or else a finely drilled plate, on the tube sidewalls and via boreholes 32 in the upper end-piece of the tube.
  • the tube has height H lying between 100-600 mm, preferably around 400 mm, and the strainer mesh is arranged on the upper part of the tube, with an extension H2 over the tube viewed from the upper part of the tube, which is 50% less than the tube length.
  • height H2 of the strainer mesh may suitably amount to 50-200 mm, preferably around 100 mm.
  • Fig. 5a shows a first version of exhaust air tube 30 viewed along section V-V in Fig. 4, where the tube has first dimension t1 viewed in the radial direction of the container, dimension t1 not exceeding corresponding strainer package dimension ts, and the tube has a second dimension t2 viewed in the circumferential direction of the container, with t2 exceeding t1 by at least 100%.
  • Fig. 5a only shows tube 30 schematically and without the bend which the strainer normally has in order to follow the strainer curvature. In this manner, the tube comes to connect with the highest point of the strainer package and a number of boreholes 15 B on the strainer package roof, with each tube being used for ventilation of the strainer package via at least two boreholes.
  • the drawing shows 10 boreholes arranged at the highest point of the strainer package.
  • At least parts of the upper outlet of the tube may have a direction facing radially away from the upper part of the tube, with the pulp, as it flows past, exerting a cleansing effect on the outlet opening.
  • two exhaust air tubes are sufficient on a strainer with a diameter of 1.5 metres, provided these tubes have 3-5 boreholes in the strainer roof towards each extraction space and with each borehole having a hole diameter of 1.5-4.0 mm, preferably 2 mm.
  • Fig. 5b shows a second version of exhaust air tube 30 viewed along section V-V in Fig. 4, where the tube is instead cylindrical and connects to at least one borehole from a separating space in the strainer, here shown with two boreholes from each space formed by partition wall 15 w"
  • the upper outlet of the tube can be made internally conical with the largest opening directed upwards, as shown in Fig. 6. In this way, any plugs can be easily blown away while the strainer is being pulled down to the starting position and when washing filtrate is also back-rinsing the strainers.
  • Fig. 2 shows a highly advantageous position in a bleaching sequence where the device in accordance with the invention is used.
  • a bleaching stage with chlorine dioxide a so-called D-stage, where the pulp is pumped via pump 3 from a pulp chute to mixer 4, preferably an MC mixer marketed under the name of DUALDMIX, where chlorine dioxide is added batchwise to the pulp.
  • the pulp is guided to the reaction tower/bleaching tower, which is here established by extended inlet part 1 to an atmospheric diffuser.
  • a washing filtrate from a diffuser in this position normally contains a large proportion of gas, normally between 5-20% gas calculated by volume (depressurised gas vs pulp volume).
  • Fig. 3 The invention in accordance with the embodiment form shown in Fig. 3 can be varied in a number of ways within the frame of the attached patent claims.
  • simple non-return valves may be introduced into boreholes 15 B , where eg flexible rubber lips bear against the upper outlet of borehole 15 B , with the lip sealing during extraction of filtrate but opening under pressure when the strainer is back-rinsed.
  • the non-return valves may be either self- regulating, in the same way as the specified lip valve, or externally controllable.
  • the ventilation tubes may be given an optional cross-sectional shape, ranging all the way from the version shown in Fig. 5a with a rectangular cross-section to a circular cross-section corresponding to Fig. 5b.
  • FIG. 7 shows an alternative embodiment form of ventilation system, the essential parts being shown in an enlarged view in Fig. 8 and viewed from the rear in Fig. 7.
  • extraction housing 30a Located here in place of the vertically directed tubes (30 in Fig. 3) is extraction housing 30a arranged at or extending over the highest point of the strainer package.
  • the extraction housing is in other respects fully sealed against the surrounding pulp and thus includes the gas collected in the extraction housing.
  • One end of extraction tube 30b is connected to the extraction housing and further runs parallel to the strainer package surface down to and preferably past strainer arm 16 that supports the strainer package.
  • collection box 30c Located under the strainer arm and securely integrated with a strainer arm is collection box 30c, which can thus follow the strainer package up and down movement. The other end of the extraction tube is connected to this collection box.
  • collection box 30c may be located inside strainer arm 16.
  • the arrangement with extraction housing 30a and vertical downward directed extraction tube 30b is arranged on at least one of the strainer packages, and preferably on the strainer package or strainer packages able to collect the greatest gas volumes.
  • the strainer packages with the greatest volume are those that have the largest diameters and that are preferably provided with an extraction arrangement on : a number of the outer strainer packages, suitably 2-5 of the outer strainer packages.
  • the extraction arrangement is located on the three outer strainer packages.
  • Collection box 30c is common to all extraction tubes 30b, which extraction tubes discharge with their other, lower end inside the collection box.
  • non-mobile vertically directed evacuation tube 30f secured in the washer is used.
  • Tube 30f connects to, or projects through, collection box base 30d via sliding seal 30e secured in the collection box.
  • the collection box can thus move up and down with the strainer arm while tightly bearing against evacuation tube 30f.
  • Evacuation tube 30f is run through the walls of the washer, and the collection box can be depressurised with pump P for evacuation of the gases drawn off from the strainer packages.
  • At least one strainer package is provided with an exhaust air duct connected at one end to the highest point of the strainer package, at which highest point a first pressure prevails, being connected at its other end to a position in the washer where a pressure lower than the first specified pressure prevails.
  • this pressure difference is established through the difference in the static head on the pulp surrounding the strainer package.
  • this pressure difference is instead established through the depressurisation obtained by pump P.
  • this pressure difference should at least correspond to a 1 decimeter water column, ie at least 0.01 bar, which, in the case of the version shown in Fig. 3, implies a vertically directed tube with a length of at ⁇ ° least 1 decimetre. Any excessively large pressure difference should be avoided to avoid any risk of the washing filtrate being drawn off via the degassing system.
  • the maximum pressure difference is suitably limited to 0.1-1.0 bar.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne une ventilation améliorée de filtre à poches dans des diffuseurs utilisés pour le lavage par diffusion de pâte de cellulose. Les filtres à poche contenus dans le diffuseur sont équipés de tubes d'évacuation d'air (30/30a-30f) qui déchargent des accumulations de gaz composite à partir de l'intérieur du filtre vers une position située dans le diffuseur à une pression inférieure. Ces moyens de décharge permettant de décharger les gaz n'entravent pas le cycle de lavage ultérieur, l'efficacité du lavage du diffuseur pouvant être maintenue élevée même au niveau des zones de traitement où de grandes quantités de gaz sont produites dans la pâte.
EP03721224A 2002-04-26 2003-04-23 Laveur par diffusion destine a de la pate de cellulose Withdrawn EP1511898A1 (fr)

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SE0201307A SE519337C2 (sv) 2002-04-26 2002-04-26 Diffusörtvätt för cellulosamassor
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PCT/SE2003/000638 WO2003091495A1 (fr) 2002-04-26 2003-04-23 Laveur par diffusion destine a de la pate de cellulose

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