Introduction of Coal Power Plant or Thermal Power Plant

Introduction of Coal Handling Plant

Introduction of conveyor belt

Introduction of Pipe Conveyor

Introduction of Stacker Cum Reclaimer

Introduction of Paddle Feeder

Introduction of Roller Screen

Introduction of Ring Granulator

Introduction of Electrohydraulic Thruster Brake

Introduction of Cable Reeling Drum

Introduction of Coal Sampling Unit

Introduction of Grab Type Ship Unloader

Introduction of Truck Weighbridge or Truck Scale

Introduction of Belt weigher or Belt Scale

Introduction of Ring Hammer Balancing

Introduction of Truck Tippler

Introduction of Wagon Tippler

Introduction of Apron Feeder

Introduction of Inline Magnetic Seperator

Coal Handling Plant Interview Questions

Bulk Material Handling Equipment Supplier

Balanced Coil Metal Detector

Introduction of Ash Handling System

Introduction of Electrostatic Precipitator

Piston Diaphragm Pump

Submerged Scraper Chain Conveyor System

Introduction of Steam Boiler in Coal Power Plant

Introduction of Auxiliary Boiler

Soot Blower in Boiler

Acoustic or Sonic Soot Blower

Introduction of Deaerator

Boiler Efficiency

Boiler Performance

Air Preheater

Superheater

Economizer

Boiler Burner

Flame Scanner or Flame Monitor

Online Carbon Analyzer for Fly Ash

Forced Draft Fan (FD Fan)

Introduction of Steam Turbine

Introduction of Steam Turbine Lube Oil System

Introduction of Turbine Generator

Generator Preventive Maintenance for Hydrogen Leaks

Introduction of Steam Condenser

Vacuum Pump | Liquid Ring Vacuum Pump

Introduction of Cooling Tower

Introduction of Natural Draft Cooling Tower

Introduction of Mechanical Draft Cooling Tower

Preventive Maintenance of Cooling Tower

Introduction of Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD)

Introduction of Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR)

Introduction of Fuel Oil Handling System (FOHS) in Coal Power Plant

Introduction of Water Treatment Plant

Boiler Feed Water Treatment System

Introduction of Pulverizer

Pulverized Coal Firing System

Bowl Mill Coal Pulverizer

Introduction of Mill Reject Handling System

Introduction of Oil Injected Screw Compressor

Introduction Shaft Coupling

Introduction of Gear Coupling

Introduction Fluid Coupling

Introduction of Variable Speed Fluid Coupling or Scoop Coupling

Introduction of Constant Fill Fluid Coupling

Introduction of Muff or Sleeve Coupling

Introduction of Flange Coupling

Introduction of Hydraulic System

Introduction of Pressure Relief Valve

Basic Electrical Engineering Questions

Introduction of Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)

Introduction of Distributed Control System (DCS)

Introduction of Load Cell

IES system (Integrated Engineering Station

Superheated Steam : Steam heated above its boiling temperature so it contains no water droplets and can run the turbine efficiently.

Saturated Steam: Steam at boiling temperature that may still contain tiny water droplets.

Flue Gases: Hot gases produced when coal burns in the boiler.

Condensate: Water obtained when exhaust steam is cooled in the condenser.

Draft: The movement of air and flue gases through the boiler.

PLF (Plant Load Factor): The percentage of the plant’s installed capacity that is actually used to generate electricity over a period of time.

SCC (Specific Coal Consumption): The amount of coal required to generate one unit (1 kWh) of electricity.

Heat Rate: The amount of heat energy required to produce one unit (1 kWh) of electricity.

GCV (Gross Calorific Value): The total amount of heat released when one kilogram of coal is completely burned.

Auxiliary Power Consumption (APC): The electrical power consumed by the plant’s own equipment, such as pumps, fans, and conveyors.

NCV (Net Calorific Value): The useful heat available from coal after subtracting heat lost with water vapor.

Excess Air: Additional air supplied to ensure complete combustion of coal.

Vacuum: Pressure lower than atmospheric pressure, typically maintained in the condenser to improve turbine efficiency.

Blowdown: Removal of a portion of boiler water to control impurities and dissolved solids.

Availability Factor: The percentage of time the plant is ready to generate power.

Capacity Factor: The ratio of actual energy generated to the maximum possible generation over a period.

Forced Outage: Unplanned shutdown due to equipment failure or operational issues.

Scheduled Outage: Planned shutdown for maintenance or inspection.

Ramp Rate: The speed at which plant load can be increased or decreased.

LOI (Loss on Ignition): The percentage of unburned carbon present in ash.

AFT (Ash Fusion Temperature): The temperature at which ash begins to soften and melt.

Stack Emission: Gases and particles released through the chimney.

Make-up Rate: The amount of additional water required to compensate for losses in the cycle.

Properties of Coal

Introduction of Proximate Analysis of Coal

Introduction of Shaft Alignment

How to find Spanner Size from Bolt Diameter?

How to find bearing details from bearing series code?