Assembly for removing a device from a boiler

1. An assembly for removing a water cannon assembly from a wall box, the wall box having a wall box opening and being coupled with a combustion device having an interior volume defined by a wall, the water cannon assembly including:

a steering tube having a steering tube conduit and an aspirating opening extending through the wall;

a supply tube located within the steering tube and defining a supply tube conduit configured to supply a cleaning fluid to the combustion device interior volume; and

a pivot joint connected to the steering tube, the pivot joint forming a substantially fluid-tight wall box seal with the wall box opening when the water cannon assembly is in a first position with respect to the wall box;

the assembly comprising:

an aspirating device coupled with the steering tube in order to form a substantially fluid-tight aspirating seal between the aspirating device and the steering tube, wherein the aspirating device is configured to supply an aspirating fluid flow through the aspirating opening of the steering tube and into the steering tube conduit; and

a sealing assembly located adjacent to the wall box opening, the sealing assembly and a sealing portion of the removable device forming a substantially fluid-tight seal when the removable device is in a second position with respect to the wall box.

2. The assembly in claim 1 , wherein the sealing assembly includes a sealing collar assembly coupled to the wall box and the sealing collar assembly is configured to selectively form the seal when the water cannon assembly is in the second position.

3. The assembly in claim 2 , wherein the sealing portion of the water cannon assembly includes an adaptor having an outer surface configured to form the seal with the sealing collar assembly.

4. The assembly in claim 1 , wherein the sealing assembly further includes a sealing panel assembly configured to selectively form a substantially fluid-tight sealing panel seal when the water cannon assembly is in the second position.

5. The assembly in of claim 4 , wherein the sealing panel assembly includes a sealing panel base portion and the sealing panel base portion forms a substantially fluid-tight base portion seal with the wall box.

6. The assembly in of claim 5 , wherein the sealing panel assembly includes a movable panel configured to form the sealing panel seal when the water cannon assembly is in the second position.

7. The assembly in claim 1 , further comprising an extracting assembly for moving the water cannon assembly from the first position to the second position.

8. The assembly in claim 7 , wherein the extracting assembly includes a threaded screw, a rotatable threaded collar configured to receive the threaded screw, and an anti-rotation device configured to substantially prevent rotation of the threaded screw.

9. The assembly in of claim 1 , wherein the aspirating device includes an inner surface defining a cavity, wherein the cavity is in fluid connection with the aspirating opening of the steering tube.

10. The assembly in of claim 9 , wherein the aspirating fluid flow has a velocity sufficient to substantially prevent gases from exiting the combustion device interior volume via the wall box opening.

11. The assembly in of claim 1 , wherein the combustion device is a positive pressure boiler.

12. An assembly for removing a removable device from a wall box, the wall box having a wall box opening and being coupled with a combustion device having an interior volume defined by a wall, wherein the wall box opening and the removable device are configured to form a substantially fluid-tight wall box seal, the removable device including a sleeve having an aspirating opening and a telescoping portion received within the sleeve, the assembly comprising:

an aspirating device coupled with the sleeve order to form a substantially fluid-tight aspirating seal between the aspirating device and the sleeve, wherein the aspirating device is configured to supply an aspirating fluid flow through the aspirating opening of the sleeve.

13. The assembly in claim 12 , wherein the interior volume of the combustible device includes interior fluids, and the aspirating fluid flow has an aspirating fluid velocity sufficient to substantially prevent the interior fluids from entering the sleeve.

14. The assembly in claim 12 , wherein the aspirating device includes an inner surface defining a cavity, wherein the cavity is in fluid connection with the aspirating opening of the sleeve.

15. The assembly in claim 14 , wherein the removable device includes a water cannon assembly, the sleeve includes a steering tube, and the telescoping portion includes a supply tube configured to supply a cleaning fluid to the interior volume of the combustion device.

16. An assembly for removing a water cannon assembly from a wall box, the wall box having a wall box opening and being coupled with a combustion device having an interior volume defined by a wall, the assembly comprising:

a sealing box at least partially defining a sealing chamber encompassing at least a portion of the water cannon assembly, wherein the sealing chamber is configured to be substantially fluidly sealed from ambient air; and

an access assembly configured to provide access to the portion of the water cannon assembly while the sealing chamber is substantially fluidly sealed from the ambient air.

17. The assembly in claim 16 , wherein the sealing box is removably coupled with the wall box.

18. The assembly in claim 16 , wherein the access assembly includes an access opening extending through the sealing box and a protective sleeve forming a substantially fluid tight sleeve seal with the sealing box.

19. The assembly in claim 16 , further comprising a plug configured to be received within the wall box opening after the portion of the water cannon assembly has been removed from the wall box opening.