It’s been over a decade since the 130T fluidized bed furnace started using coal slurry as fuel; let’s talk to some peers about this
Thread Content
A few years ago, the price of thermal coal was too high. Our company is a thermoelectric enterprise; in order to reduce costs, we converted three 130T fluidized bed units to use coal slurry as fuel. They have been in operation for twelve years now, and are performing well. Those who have a need in this regard can discuss it with us.
With experience, one can take on projects to modify boilers for other clients
If there is information on this topic, we can share it with each other.
Are you at an engineering company now or at your previous employer?
Are you at an engineering company now or at your previous employer?
We are a biomass power generation company with our own design institute; the group company owns more than a dozen thermal power plants.
The group company is mainly engaged in biomass power generation; it currently operates more than a dozen power plants. Some of the older plants have had their fluidized bed systems modified to burn coal slurry exclusively, and these plants have been in operation for twelve years now with good performance, as well as well-controlled power generation costs. I’m still at the company.
The group company is mainly engaged in biomass power generation; it currently operates more than a dozen power plants. Some of the older plants have had their fluidized bed systems modified to burn coal slurry exclusively, and these plants have been in operation for twelve years now with good performance, as well as well-controlled power generation costs. I’m still at the company.
:)Large companies, by acquiring or merging with other companies, transform themselves
Which manufacturer’s boiler is being used? I feel that using coal sludge in previous years was good – the price was low, waste could be utilized effectively, and it was suitable for projects; but nowadays it’s just average, I guess? Unless there is a large amount of sludge to be processed nearby.