Coal Dust Control System Sample Clauses

Coal Dust Control System. The coal dust control system is designed to collect, store and treat coal dust resulting from mining, crushing, handling and storing coal In the course of normal Units #3 and #4 operations. To control coal dust air pollution the points where coal Is transferred between conveyors or placed in coal piles have been enclosed. The coal transfer stations between conveyors are enclosed with steel framed structures with metal siding. The structures are equipped with vacuum filtration systems, consisting at ducts, blowers, dust removal filters and associated equipment, to remove coal dust tram exhaust air from the structures, and are also equipped with mechanical dust collectors. The mainline 45,000 ton coal storage pile is enclosed with a 340' long A-frame precast panel concrete structure designed to contain coal dust, thereby allowing Its removal and treatment. Operation of the cooling towers produces exhaust air emissions containing circulating water, particulates and other pollutants generally known as cooling tower drift. To control release of these sir pollutants, the cooling towers are provided with high efficiency drift eliminators, located at the top of the cooling tower structures, which remove drift from the cooling tower exhaust air.
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Coal Dust Control System. The coal dust control system collects, stores, and treats coal dust resulting from normal Station operations. Fine particles of coal (coal dust) are generated from mining, crushing, handling and storing coal and must be controlled in accordance with applicable environmental regulations. The coal dust control system includes filtration equipment and associated enclosures to control and capture dust at the live coal pile and coal conveyor system. The recovered coal dust as fuel for the furnaces. The major components comprising the coal dust control system are: vacuum removal ducts, vacuum removal blowers, dust removal filters, live coal pile enclosure, lowering well enclosure/filtration and associated mechanical, electrical, civil, controls, and instrumentation.
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Coal Dust Control System. The coal dust control system is designed to collect, store and treat coal dust resulting from mining, crushing, handling and storing coal in the course of normal Units #3 and #4 operations. To control coal dust air pollution the points where coal is transferred between conveyors or placed in coal piles have been enclosed. The coal transfer stations between conveyors are enclosed with steel framed structures with metal siding. The structures are equipped with vacuum filtration systems, consisting of ducts, blowers, dust removal filters and associated equipment, to remove coal dust from exhaust air from the structures, and are also equipped with mechanical dust collectors. The mainline 45,000 ton coal storage pile is enclosed with a 340' long A-frame precast panel concrete structure designed to contain coal dust, thereby allowing its removal and treatment.
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