WO2006069360A2 - Dehydrating breather apparatus and method - Google Patents
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- This invention pertains generally to dehydrators for removing moisture from air. More particularly, the present invention is directed to automatic dehydrating breathers for power devices.
- High power electrical equipment such as large electrical transformers, load tap changers, and circuit breakers, are typically immersed in oil, which is utilized to insulate and cool the power devices. Because the oil expands and contracts with temperature changes, such equipment is provided with a head space above the oil that is vented to the atmosphere to control the pressure in, for example, a transformer tank. The pressure in the tank has to be maintained such that air bubbles, which can decrease the dielectric strength of the oil, are inhibited from developing in the oil.
- a dehydrator breather is conventionally utilized to regulate airflow into and out of the tank.
- a vent is provided between the vessel and the outside air.
- a valve is positioned between the vent and dehydrator breather container that controls the pressure in the tank by opening and closing, as necessary, to control air flow into and out of the tank.
- the dehydrator breather includes a desiccant material, such as a silica gel, to remove any moisture from the air before it is allowed into the tank.
- a desiccant material such as a silica gel
- the desiccant escapes the desiccant container.
- the desiccant may break into fine pieces that escape the desiccant container.
- desiccant particles may pass through the valve with air that is exiting the dehydrator breather, and become trapped in the valve and/or trapped on top of the vent.
- a dehydrator breather that includes a vessel, a valve housing coupled to the vessel, and a vent assembly coupled to the valve housing.
- the vent assembly includes a vent assembly body, and at least one screened port.
- the screened port is disposed along a vertical axis of the vent assembly body. Moisture that is absorbed by a desiccant material in the vessel is expelled from the vessel via the vent, which is operably closed and opened during the expelling process.
- a dehydrating breather apparatus for dehydrating air in a container comprising, a vessel body, an automatically closeable air flow passage in the vessel body coupled to the container, a desiccant contained within the vessel body, an electrically controlled heating element housed in the vessel body, a drain in the vessel body, and a moisture sensor in the desiccant.
- the dehydrating breather apparatus for dehydrating air in a container, comprising, a dehydrating means for absorbing moisture in the air and expelling moisture, an air flow means for channeling air in the container between the container and the dehydrating means, an exit means for channeling expelled moisture, an automatic airflow blocking means for blocking channeled air in the airflow means, an automatic exit blocking means for blocking the expelled moisture in the exit means, a heating means in the dehydrating means for heating for causing the absorbed moisture to be released from the dehydrating means, moisture sensing means for sensing moisture in the air of the container, and a control means for controller the heating means and the airflow blocking means and the exit blocking means.
- a method for dehydrating air in a container coupling, attaching a housing with desiccant to an air channel connected the container, monitoring a humidity of the desiccant, purging moisture from the desiccant by heating the desiccant, disposing of the purged moisture by closing the air channel and opening an exit port on a bottom of the housing.
- FIG. 1 is an exploded view of an exemplary dehydrating breather in accordance with the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a front elevation view of an exemplary filter and filter support.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of an exemplary valve housing.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram of another exemplary breather system.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram of an exemplary control module for the exemplary breather.
- the dehydrating breather 10 includes a vessel 12 that, in an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, is formed of a glass or a transparent plastic, such as polycarbonate.
- the vessel 12 is cylindrical in shape.
- a container 14 is mounted within the interior of the vessel 12 and is utilized to contain desiccant.
- a heater 15 is positioned within the desiccant container 14, and is utilized to drive moisture from the desiccant.
- mounting mechanisms 16, 18, for example, threaded screws and locking devices 20, 22, such as bolts secure the heater 15 to the desiccant container 14.
- the heater 15 maybe anyone of thermal devices, including, but not limited to a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) heater, capable of maintaining a self-regulated operation.
- PTC positive temperature coefficient
- the desiccant container 14 is made from a screen material providing openings in the desiccant container 14.
- the desiccant is coated with an indicating substance that causes the color of the desiccant to change according to the degree of moisture that it is retaining.
- the openings in the desiccant container 14 allow the desiccant to be viewed from outside of the desiccant container 14, and thus, allow the condition of the desiccant to be ascertained.
- the openings in the desiccant container 14 also allow moisture to escape the desiccant container.
- valve housing 24 Coupled to the bottom of the vessel 12 is a valve housing 24.
- the valve housing 24 includes a floating ball 26.
- the ball 26 fits within the valve housing 24 and controls air flow into and out of the vessel 12, according to a differential in air pressure between the vessel 12 and, for example, a transformer tank 27.
- a seal 28 for example, a gasket, is provided between the vessel 12 and the housing 24 to prevent moisture from entering the dehydrator breather 10 at the location where the vessel 12 meets the housing 24.
- the mounting mechanisms 16, 18 and locking mechanisms 30, 32 are utilized to secure the housing 24 to the vessel 12.
- a vent assembly includes sintered bronze vents.
- the vent assembly 34 for example a muffler, is coupled to the valve housing 24.
- the muffler 34 of the present invention improves the operation of the breather because the sintered bronze vents have fine openings that may trap desiccant particles that escape the desiccant container 14.
- the muffler 34 and the valve housing 24, in an exemplary embodiment of the present invention have threaded portions, such that the muffler 34 is threadably attached to the valve housing 24, and can be easily unscrewed from the valve housing 24.
- the muffler 34 has openings, for example, vertically disposed ports 36- 42.
- the ports 36-42 are covered with screen material 44-50.
- the screened ports 36-42 allow air to flow into and out of the vessel 12.
- the screened ports 36-42 also serve to filter particles from the air being drawn into the muffler 34. It should be understood that the number of screens utilized to fully cover the ports 36-42 may vary.
- the vent assembly 34 may also be utilized to capture any desiccant particles that may escape the desiccant container 14 and pass through the valve housing 24.
- the screen ports 36-42 are disposed along a vertical axis of the vent assembly 34. Thus, if any desiccant particles happen to block one of the screened ports, for example, screened port 36, a screen port positioned above the blocked screen port, such as screened port 38, will still allow air to enter and exit the valve housing 24.
- vent assembly 34 When the vent assembly 34 no longer has the ability to accommodate any additional desiccant particles, the vent assembly 34 can be unscrewed from the valve housing 24, so that the desiccant particles can be emptied. In addition, the vent assembly 34 allows any water that passes through the valve housing to escape through the screened openings. Accordingly, the design of a dehydrator breather in accordance with the present invention prevents desiccant particles from interfering with the flow of air into and out of the valve housing 24.
- the body/vent housing of the vent assembly 34 is made from a plastic material.
- the vent assembly is a high flow muffler, manufactured by Adsens Technology of City of Industry, CA.
- a filter 52 is positioned within the vessel 12.
- the filter 52 is made from a fiberglass paper.
- supports 54, 56 are utilized to secure the filter 52 within the vessel 12.
- the filter 52 prevents desiccant particulate that escapes the desiccant container 14 from entering the valve housing 24.
- the filter 52 prevents loose desiccant particulate from plugging the valve housing 24.
- moisture which seeks to exit the vessel 12 through the valve housing 24 is prevented from accumulating in the valve housing, and not allowing the desiccant to dry.
- a cap 66 is provided to seal the desiccant container.
- Mounting mechanisms 68, 70 and locking mechanisms 72, 74, for example, threaded screws and bolts, are utilized to secure the cap 66 to the vessel 12 via the heater 15.
- a connector 73 is provided for connecting the breather 10 to, for example, an auxiliary electrical box to control operations of the heater 15.
- a port 75 is provided for connecting the dehydrator breather 10 to, for example, the air head space 29 of the transformer tank 27.
- FIG. 2 Shown in FIG. 2 is a filter support 76 and filter 78 in accordance with the present invention. Ports 80 and 82 may be provided in the filter support 76 that align with ports 84, 86 of the filter 78.
- the filter 78 and filter support 76 are cylindrical in shape.
- the filter support 76 is made from a screen material.
- FIG. 3 Shown in FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a valve housing 24 in accordance with the present invention.
- a valve 88 is formed with the valve housing 24.
- the valve 88 is a floating ball valve where a ball 26 is positioned at valve seat 90.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram of 100 of another exemplary breather connected to the tank 27.
- the exemplary breather 125 having a desiccant (not shown) is coupled to a tank 27 having an air and oil 29 therewithin.
- the exemplary breather 125 is coupled to an air passageway 105 to facilitate admission of air 29 from the tank 27 to the exemplary breather 125.
- the flow of the air in the air passageway 105 is controlled by a solenoid 117 to actuate a valve 115.
- the solenoid 117 is controlled by a control module 101 via signal/power line 103.
- Moisture or humidity sensors 109 and 111 are provided in the air 29 of the tank 27 and in the exemplary breather 125, respectively.
- the humidity sensors 109 are coupled to the control module 101 via signal/power lines 103.
- another solenoid 137 actuated valve 135 is provided to control the passage of water accumulated in the breather 125 via exit port 119.
- the solenoid 137 is controlled by a signal/power line 103 coupled to the control unit 101.
- the exemplary breather 125 contains a heating element 106 controlled by the control module 101 via signal/power line 104.
- the connections to the control module 101 for signal/power lines 103, and 104 are respectively indicated as 110, 120, 130, 140, and 150 in the control module 101.
- the control module 101 senses the humidity within the air 29 of the tank 27 via humidity sensor 109 and the humidity in the exemplary breather 125 via humidity sensor 111. Based on either or both humidity readings from the humidity sensors 109 and 111, the control module 101 initiates a moisture purging cycle for the breather 125 by activating the signal/power line 104 to heat the heating element 106. Prior to or coincident with the initiation of the heating cycle, the control module 101 generates signal to the solenoid 117 coupled to the valve 115 in the air passageway 105 to close the valve 115. Closing of the valve 115 is initiated to prevent re-introduction of moisture from the breather 125 into the air 29 of the tank 27 via the air passageway 105.
- valve 135 By blocking this conduit to the air 29 of the tank 27, the only avenue for moisture expulsion from the breather 125 is via the exit port 119, controlled by the combination of valve 135 and solenoid 137.
- the control module 101 opens the valve 135 to enable flushing of excess or accumulated moisture in the breather 125.
- the control module 101 closes the valve 135 by control of the solenoid 137.
- the closed valve 115 in the air passageway 105 can be opened. Control of the timing of the opening and closing of the respective valves 115 and 135 may be coordinated by appropriate readings from the humidity sensors 109 and 111.
- the exemplary embodiment described in FIG. 4 can provide override capability when used in humidity-timer configuration, as discussed below.
- the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 4 illustrates the solenoids 117 and 137 as being separate from the respective valves 115 and 135, one-piece solenoid valve systems may be used without departing from the spirit and scope of this invention. Additionally, separate control and power lines may be used, rather a single control/power line for each device. Furthermore, the solenoids 117 and 137 may be coupled to each other to operate in tandem.
- FIG. 5 illustrates an exemplary control module 201.
- Exemplary control module 201 contains a power terminal 163 supplying power via power lines 159 to a humidity controller 155, relay controller 165, optional communications (COM) controller 175 and optional timer controller 185. Communication and controlled functions are conveyed to the relay controller 165, COM controller 175, and timer controller 185 to and from the humidity controller 155 via signal/data buses 104, 164, and 174, respectively.
- An independent signal/bus 184 is provided between the timer controller 185 and the relay controller 165 for independent control of the relay controller 165.
- a communication line/bus 180 is coupled to the COM controller 175 for external communication.
- the relay controller 165 is a mechanical relay, however, non- mechanical relays or switches may be used, such as, for example, switching transistors, logic circuits, etc., without departing from the spirit and scope of this invention.
- the various capabilities of the humidity controller 155 and timer controller 185 may be accomplished via the use of discrete components or circuits or integrated circuits, as desired. Based on the description of the invention described herein, one of ordinary skill may utilize off-the-shelf products or customized products to achieve the desired various controllers described herein, or modify the products, in various combinations, as needed.
- the COM controller 175 is illustrated as not being in direct control or communication with the timer controller 185, one may devise a control and/or communication path with the timer controller 185, to enable direct control of the timer controller 185, as needed.
- the exemplary control module 201 can provide override functions to increase purging of the breather 125 in circumstances when the timer period designated in the timer controller 185 lag the necessary period determined by the humidity controller 155.
- the humidity controller 155 may delay activation of the purging when the humidity controller 155 determines that the timing period set in the timer controller leads the appropriate purging intervals.
- the timer controller 185 may be designated to have a fixed repetition period and a fixed purging duration. Due to the fixed periods and durations allocated therein, the timer controller 185 may not properly account for excess humidity buildup during the spring or winter seasons.
- the override capability of the humidity controller 155 may include adjustment of the designated time periods and durations of operation of the timer controller 185, as needed.
- the humidity controller 155 may be activated only once every four or five timer cycles, for example.
- the humidity controller 155 may be activated to determine if sufficient purging of the air 29 in the tank 27 or the breather 125 has been accomplished. If sufficient purging has not been satisfactorily accomplished by the time periods or durations provided by the timer controller 185, the humidity controller 155 may selectively adjust the periods or durations therein to facilitate more efficient purging.
- the COM controller 175 enables the control module 201 to provide communication to an external system such as, for example, a monitoring station (not shown).
- an external system such as, for example, a monitoring station (not shown).
- the exemplary control module 201 can signal a monitoring station if detected humidity within the breather 125 or tank 27 is above acceptable levels. An instance of such an occurrence may arise if there is a failure in the breather 125 or a leak in the tank 27, of which the breather 125 is not rated to properly dehumidify.
- a temperature sensor may be utilized in addition to the humidity sensors 109 and 111 to ascertain dew points.
- a humidistat may be used as deemed appropriate.
- the humidity sensors 109 and 111 may contain a dielectric property detector to determine the dielectric characteristics of the desiccant.
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