Scrubber Lime System Sample Clauses

Scrubber Lime System. The sole purpose of the Scrubber Lime System is to supply the lime slurry as needed by the scrubber regenerators. There is one lime system that serves the 16 scrubbers for Units 3 and 4 at the Plant. The hydrated high calcium lime (calcium hydroxide) is produced from calcined high calcium lime (calcium oxide). Calcined high calcium lime is brought from an outside source and delivered to the Plant by truck or rail. The trucks or rail cars are pneumatically unloaded to large storage silos. From there the calcined high calcium lime is transferred to the slakers. There are four slakers. In the slakers, calcined high calcium lime is reacted with water to produce a slurry of hydrated high calcium lime. The slakers are equipped with screw conveyors for grit removal. The high calcium lime slurry from the slakers is fed to the slurry transfer tanks where it is diluted with water and mixed with hydrated dolomitic lime slurry (a mixture of calcium hydroxide and magnesium hydroxide). The lime slurry from the slurry transfer tanks is then pumped to the slurry feed storage tanks where it is distributed to the regenerators as needed. There is one feed storage tank for each four regenerators (two slurry feed storage tanks per unit). The hydrated dolomitic lime is produced from calcined dolomitic lime (a mixture of calcium oxide and magnesium oxide). Calcined dolomitic lime is bought from an outside source and delivered to the Plant by rail car. The rail cars are pneumatically unloaded to large storage silos. From there the calcined dolomitic lime is transferred to the hydrator. In the hydrator calcined dolomitic lime is mixed with water and converted to hydrated dolomitic lime under pressure. The hydrator product is dry material. It is then mixed with water to form a slurry. Hydrated dolomitic lime slurry is fed to the slurry transfer tanks where it is mixed with hydrated high calcium lime and water to form the lime slurry. All tanks in the Scrubber Lime System are equipped with agitators. The Scrubber Lime System is functionally related and subordinate to the scrubber systems and is not used in conjunction with any other part of the generating units.
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