Method for thermally regenerating the heat exchanger material of a regenerative post-combustion device
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Jul 8, 2003
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Dec 10, 2001
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Jun 10, 1999
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In order to regenerate the heat exchanger material located in the various segments of a housing section (2) of a regenerative post-combustion device (1), fresh air is fed via the flushing air connection (11) into the combustion chamber (8) of this post-combustion device (1), is heated there by a burner (9), and is fed to the rotary distributor (5) via a segment of the heat exchanger material. Heated air which, when passing through the heat exchanger material has picked up contaminants deposited thereon is fed to the inlet or outlet connection (4, 10) of the post-combustion device (1) via the rotary distributor (5) and, from there, is introduced once again into the combustion chamber (8). The rotary distributor (5) of the thermal post-combustion device (1) stops during this process which is continued until the heat exchanger material is heated to a temperature at which the contaminants absorbed by the heat exchanger material are released and combusted in the combustion chamber (8). This regeneration is carried out, in turn, for all segments by a corresponding clocked advance of the rotary distributor (5).
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