DocumentCode
1270178
Title
The modern use of pulverized fuel in power stations
Author
Chattock, R.A.
Volume
67
Issue
394
fYear
1929
fDate
10/1/1929 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
1213
Lastpage
1218
Abstract
As a result of the experimental work carried out in the Birmingham electric power station, it has been demonstrated that the use of pulverized fuel gives a higher combustion heat efficiency in the boilers than is obtained with mechanical stokers. Boilers having a capacity far greater than those equipped in the past with mechanical stokers can be used, with a consequent reduction in the capital cost of boilers and boiler house; this is a set-off against the higher capital cost of the pulverized-fuel equipment compared with mechanical stokers. The evolution of pulverized-fuel installations is tending towards reduced equipment and greater simplicity in operation; this is effected by eliminating the coal driers and the conveying and storage of the pulverized fuel.
Keywords
boilers; coal; power station operation and design; steam power stations;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Electrical Engineers, Journal of the Institution of
Publisher
iet
Type
jour
DOI
10.1049/jiee-1.1929.0140
Filename
5314734
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