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PART A :
Coal Handling Plant Performance Improvement
Best practices in Fuel Management.
PART B :
Cost Optimization.
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have
well
designed
optimized
railway
network
and
UNLOADING
UNITS
EQUIPMENTS
FOR FIRE &
SAFETY AND
FUGITIVE
EMISSION
FEEDING
UNITS
MAJOR
PLANTS/
EQUIPMENTS
IN CHP
CONVEYING
SYSTEM &
BUNKERS
CRUSHING &
SCREENING
UNITS
STACKING &
RECLAIMING
UNITS
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UNLOADING SYSTEM
RAKE UNLOADING SYSTEM
TRACK HOPPER:
Holding capacity of Track Hopper
should be sufficient enough [1 to 1
times the rake load of 3850 MT] so
that unloading can be conveniently
completed within the free time[2
hrs].
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RAKE UNLOADING
WAGONS
UNLOADINGSYSTEM
SYSTEM
Capacity :140
tones
Tare Weight
No. of tips/hr
25 Tips / Hr
Rotary Tippler]
Movable articulated
side wall design
Positioning of Wagon
by Side Arm Charger
Mandatory Wheel
gripper
Mandatory retractable
wheel chocks on out haul
side
Wagon Bogies spring
release mechanism
Force exerted on Top
Clamp cylinder should not
be more than 1.5T per
clamp
pad;
Clamping
arrangement: By Hydraulic
Cylinder
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PRIMARY CRUSHERS :
The primary
crushers are either hammer type or single roll
crushers.
They are designed to crush the coal from
above300 mm to less than100 mm size. Coal
lumps bigger than 450 mm size causes
serious trouble in the crushers very often.
A.
SECONDARY CRUSHERS
: The secondary
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Metal Detector:
Summer Preparedness
Monsoon Preparedness
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IMPORTANT PARAMETERS
That can be measured, trended and analyzed to
detect imminent failure or onset of problems
are:
Vibration
Temperature
Lube Oil analysis
Operational characteristics like Coal flow rate,
Conveyor speed, specific energy consumption
per MT coal conveying etc.
Prevention of Chute jamming and snapping of
belts-- Chute lock switch
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contact
type
temperature
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Fuel supply
from Coal
Companies
Coal
Quality,
Sampling &
Testing
Captive
Coal Block
Developme
nt
WBPDCL FUEL
MANAGEMENT
STRATEGY
Coal Import
Transportat
ion and In
Plant Fuel
Managemen
t
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COAL IMPORT
Scout for alternative coal sources supply
(indigenous or imported) and secure
additional suppliers of coal over & above
FSA quantity.
Coal import through Long term contract to
be entered on International competitive
bidding.
Penalty clause for Moisture, Ash and GCV
deviating a permissible band.
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COST OPTIMISATION
Major area of concern for all stakeholders
including Govt.:
Energy security :The adequate availability of
energy at affordable price is one of the basic
requirements for faster economic and social
development of the vast majority of people.
Losses from coal based power generation
amounted to a significant % of total national
energy supply and should be major targets of
national energy conservation efforts.
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COST OPTIMISATION
Stiff Challenges in front of Coal based Power stations
Availability of
alternative power
from cheaper
sources
Lack of incentive to
private entrepreneur to
ensure capital flow in
this infrastructure
projects.
Govt. mandate of
freezing of tariff even
though input prices
increases.
Volatility of prices
of Imported coal
Uncertainty of
fuel supply from
Indigenous
supplier
Inefficiency due to
old age and
obsolescence of
plants & equipments
ROADMAP
Improve Efficiency
Augment capacity of older units thru
Energy Efficient R & M
Reduce cost of Generation particularly
Variable cost
Adopt automation and advanced technology
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Conclusion.
Substantial capital investment is required to initiate capacity
augmentation of Coal Based Power generation. To make growth truly
inclusive, investment coupled with managerial and technical support
from Private Sector enterprise is essential. As power sector projects are
highly capital intensive, specific measures are needed to incentivize
private entrepreneur to ensure capital flow in this infrastructure
projects.
A paradigm shift is needed in our approach to energy policy. From a
supply-demand approach, we need to move to an integrated approach
incorporating a judicious mix of cost effective generation, investment in
capacity, efficiency improvement of the existing capacity through EE R &
M, reduction in T&D losses and improvement in end-use efficiency i.e.
promoting conservation