Vol. 179, Issue 9, September 2014, pp. 194-200

Abstract: The thermal stress of cement burner is analyzed in finite element simulation through the HYPERMESH to simulate the temperature field and thermal stress field of the cement burner in actual use. Based on the simulation results, this paper puts forward the damage reason of the cement burner and inferences its damage form. Validated the feasibility and validity which using the computer aided engineering finite element analysis to study the cement burner, contrasting to the damage reason which gives by theoretical analysis and the actual damage form. The research on the influence in thermal stress of cement burner with different anchor forms (U type, Y type, Wave type) is done. The initial conditions and boundary conditions which based on the experimental results are exerted in the model. Simulate the temperature field and the thermal stress field of the cement burner with different anchors by HYPERMESH when the cement burner is in proper functioning. And then we compare and analyze the results which we can get from the simulation to determine the best form of anchor pieces.

Keywords: Cement kiln burner, HYPERMESH, Simulation, Temperature field, Thermal stress field, Anchor.

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