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Smelt Spout Cleaners

Anthony-Ross Company
Smelt Spout Cleaner (SSC)

Based on our proven Automatic Port Cleaner design, the Anthony-Ross Company’s patent-pending Smelt Spout Cleaner (SSC) can help you address one of the most challenging aspects of your recovery boiler operation. During steady state operation (not start-up), the SSC head cleans the full spout opening and trough every cycle, typically every 18 to 24 minutes.


Benefits:

  • Improves personnel safety by reducing chance of operator injuries that may occur during manual cleaning of plugged spouts.
  • Improves personnel effectiveness by minimizing operator time on the spout deck.
  • Improves process stability by maintaining more consistent smelt flow and minimizing bed buildup behind each spout.


Operation:

  • Control Sequence
  • Local control by timers makes set-up easy
  • Can be integrated with existing PLC
  • Can be very quickly removed at any time for access to the spout
  • At rest, the cleaning tip is out of the smelt flow
  • Manual cleaning is still required for the dog house and shatter jet, but those tasks are significantly reduced with a consistently clean spout opening, more consistent smelt flow, and fewer upset conditions.

 

Technical specifications:

Standard components

  • Patent pending cleaning head design
  • High temperature air cylinder and solenoid valve 
  • Stainless steel cleaning tip 
  • Limit switch notifies operators of problems 
  • Quick release cleaning rod
  • Lock-down SOC frame with floor mounting pad
  • Local electrical control switch box


Auxiliary support requirements

  • 110/220vac general-purpose power (< 3 amps)
  • Mill air supply (~5-bar)
  • Optional visual light camera with control room monitor for operator observation


Typical Installation

  • Required trades: millwright, welder, pipe fitter
  • Less than four man hours per spout
  • No shutdown required unless doghouse modifications are needed

 

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