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Ash Handling System: in A 210 M.W Boiler, The Coal Consumption Is 3,500 M.T S Per Day The Ash Content Is 1,400 M.T S

The document summarizes the ash handling system for a 210 MW boiler that consumes 3,500 MT of coal per day. It describes that the total ash generated is 78 TPH, which is collected from various hoppers including bottom ash hoppers, economizer hoppers, and ESP hoppers. It provides details on the capacities of ash handling auxiliaries and pumps used to transport the ash slurry to the ash pond via a network of sluice ways and disposal lines.

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Ash Handling System: in A 210 M.W Boiler, The Coal Consumption Is 3,500 M.T S Per Day The Ash Content Is 1,400 M.T S

The document summarizes the ash handling system for a 210 MW boiler that consumes 3,500 MT of coal per day. It describes that the total ash generated is 78 TPH, which is collected from various hoppers including bottom ash hoppers, economizer hoppers, and ESP hoppers. It provides details on the capacities of ash handling auxiliaries and pumps used to transport the ash slurry to the ash pond via a network of sluice ways and disposal lines.

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Ash Handling system

In a 210 M.W boiler, the coal


consumption is 3,500 M.T s per day
The ash content is 1,400 M.T s
Coal composition
 FC: 24.05%
 MOISTURE: 6.17%
 SULPHUR: 0.44%
 VM:24.50%
 ASH:44-84%
 HHV:3686 KCAL/KG
ASH COLLECTION
• TOTAL ASH
GENERATED=0.4484x4200/24=78 TPH
• FROM B.A HOPPERS=1/5x78=15.6 TPH
• ECONOMISER HOPPERS(4NOS)
+
AIR PREHEATERS(2nos)
+
Duct hoppers(2 nos)
=1/10X78=7.8 TPH (coarse ash)
• Ash collection from ESP
hoppers=3/4X78=58.5 M.Ts
Field 1= 70%
Field2= 21%
Field3= 6.2%
Field4= 1.8%
Field5= 0.60%
Field6= 0.20%
Capacities of ash handling
auxiliaries
• Seal water pumps; 3 nos(APH)
25 m3 /hr
18.2 kg/cm2

25 k.ws
H.P water pumps: 3 nos (CWPH)
585 M3/HR
9.15 KG/CM2

270 K.Ws
• Ash slurry disposal pumps
• 660 m3/hr
• 4.2 kg/cm2
• Model CD-135D
• 1050 RPM
ASH HANDLING SYSTEM
• Ash handling system divided in to
following steps
Furnace bottom ash hoppers
Economizer hoppers
Air preheater hoppers
E.S.P.Hoppers
Dry
Wet
Stack hoppers
Common ash slurry sluice way trench
Ash pump house
Ash disposal lines
Ash pond
Bottom ashing hopper
• Equipment
Clinker grinders- GM-A,B,C,D –to reduce the
size of ash particles to 25 mm
Feed gates to admit the ash collection in to
feed sump
Hydro ejector water control valves(2 nos)-to
admit the H.P water to mix up with ash and
form slurry
BADV-bottom ash discharge valves(4 nos)
 Flushing valves-two flushing headers with
nozzels for each half of B.A.H
 Filling valves
 Seal trough surrounding the hopper to
maintain the avoid the air ingress in to
boiler;
 Seal trough over flow will be from BCW
water.
OPERATION OF B.A.H
 Permission from U.C.B- Bottom ashing to be carried out
periodically once in 6 hrs and only when soot blowing is
not carried out to avoid the possibility of fall of clinker
 Clinker grinders of corner direction A/C or B/D to be
started for clearing both halfs
 Admit the H.P water to B.A.H by opening HEWCV A/C or
B/D
 Ensure opening of BADVS
 Open the hopper feed gates
 Bottom ashing completion can be recognised after
observing the hopper level fall or by flame apperance
from sight glasses
 Start flushing the hopper and discharge llines
 Close the feed gates after flushing
 Close the HEWCV
 Stop the clinker grinders
 Start filling the hopper to maintain the
hopper level and to keep the hopper
temperature with in limits
 Conclude the BA operation after filling ( 15
minutes)
Interlocks with B.A.H
• Clinker grinder with reversible mechanism
if over load comes
• Pressure switch located in bottom ash
discharge line sense the high discharge
pressure indicates blockage and close the
feed gate and stop grinder
• If hydro ejector pressure insufficient, the
clinker grinder stops and hopper feed gate
closes
ASH PUMP HOUSE
• EQUIPMENT
– ASH DISPOSAL PUPS( 12 NOS)
– A series-A1,A2,A3
– B series-B1,B2,B3
– C series-c1,c2,c3
– D series-D1,D2,D3
– SEAL WATER PUMPS-3 NOS
• -ASH SLURRY SUMP
• Consists of Ash plug valves( 4nos)
• Suction valves
• Discharge valves
Operation of pumps
• For starting any series
• Ensure the sump level
• P.T.W clearance
• Discharge and suction valves
• Open the ash plug valve of series
• Ensure the entry of seal water in to ash pump glands
• Start the series A1 and A2/A3
• ASH slurry is to be pumped to a distance of 3.289 K.Ms
ash pond
• The discharge pressure of each series =8 to 9 kg/cm2
Change of series
• Close the plug valve of series proposed to
be stopped and start flushing the series
and lines
• Open the plug valve of series to be taken
to service and fill the hopper.
• After thorough flushing the line, stop the
series and close the suction and discharge
valves and stop seal water
Buffer hoppers towers
• Collector tanks-4 nos-to collect the ash
mixed with H.P water
• Wetting heads-4 nos-to mix up the ash
with water
• Air washers-4 nos –to absorb the dust
falling
• CTAIV: FOR wet system
• BHAIV: FOR DRY SYSTEM
• CTWIV: to admit the H.P Water to tower
• Vacuum breakers: 450 mm HG (dry)
– 350 mm HG (wet)
– Mechanical Exhausters: 5 nos
– Conveying air blowers-2 nos

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